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CT scans with contrast or | [[CT]] scans with contrast or [[MRI]]s with gadolinium are quite sensitive in diagnosing the presence of metastases.[[PET]] scanning and spectroscopic evaluation are new strategies to diagnose cerebral metastases and to differentiate the metastases from other intracranial lesions. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
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Other Imaging Findings
CT scans with contrast or MRIs with gadolinium are quite sensitive in diagnosing the presence of metastases.PET scanning and spectroscopic evaluation are new strategies to diagnose cerebral metastases and to differentiate the metastases from other intracranial lesions.