Overview
- Speaking to reporters aboard Air Force One on Friday, President Trump said he had an MRI and quoted a doctor calling the result the best he had ever seen.
- Asked which body part was scanned, Trump said he did not know and offered no specifics despite repeated questions.
- The White House said he received advanced imaging at Walter Reed in October as part of a routine evaluation and described him as in exceptionally good physical health.
- Officials have not identified which anatomy was imaged and have not released any medical images from the exam.
- Coverage citing medical experts notes that MRIs are generally not part of standard physicals and are usually ordered to examine particular organs or structures.