A patient, diagnosed with neck cancer, is scheduled for a diagnostic test to determine the success of treatment. The test that would provide the best information regarding this patient's treatment would be which of the following?

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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) provides detailed images of tissue structures and is often used to assess the success of cancer treatment. MRI can detect changes in tissue structure and composition, which can help determine if the cancer has grown or responded to the treatment. Computed tomography (CT) and X-ray imaging can also provide information about cancer, but MRI provides more detailed and precise images. Ultrasonography is typically used for initial diagnosis and monitoring of cancer treatment, but may not provide as much information as MRI.

A Patient, Diagnosed with Neck Cancer, Is Scheduled for a Diagnostic