Magnetic Resonance Imaging is referred to as MRI. Doctors may examine the inside of the body with an MRI scanner without the need for X-rays, dangerous chemicals, or surgery. The MRI scanner creates incredibly clear images of the human anatomy using computers, radio waves, and magnets. When signals from bodily tissue are analyzed by software and transformed into clinical images, MRI images are created. These signals are produced by combining radio waves of a certain frequency with a safe magnetic field. This procedure reveals various tissue properties, which are then scanned in to various contrast levels on the image.

An MRI is not recommended if you have a cardiac pacemaker. It may be lethal. The MRI scanner’s magnetic field may negatively impact some of the pacemaker’s components, leading to malfunctions or the device’s shutdown.

Making sure an MRI scan is safe for you is the first step. An MRI exam is simple to prepare for. You can continue taking your prescriptions as normal unless your doctor instructs you otherwise. There are no restrictions on what can be consumed.

There are no restrictions on what can be consumed.

Your driver’s license, your insurance card, and your doctor’s prescription

MRI has not been demonstrated to be detrimental to fetuses. If you decide to get the MRI, though, you will be required to sign a consent document that your OBGYN must also sign.

Of course! We are willing to accommodate requests for rescheduling since we recognize that schedules can change. In order for us to modify our schedule and provide your appointment time to other patients who might require it, please give us at least 24 hours’ notice.