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Originally Posted by jsarno
But usually they go to professionals for an MRI on monday with injuries like these. That's what I meant by I hope they are wrong...I hope it's just their primary thought, but after the swelling goes down the MRI will reveal it's not as bad.
Just let me live in my own little world of not wanting him to be gone for the season...at least for another day.  |
You don't need a MRI to show a fracture, x-rays do that just fine. The MRI will only show damage to the muscles and tendons.