MRI Scan

High-resolution imaging for accurate and early detection

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a non-invasive, radiation-free diagnostic technique that uses strong magnetic fields and radio waves together with advanced computer processing to generate highly detailed cross sectional and 3D images of nearly all internal organs and soft tissues: brain, spinal cord, muscles, ligaments, joints, heart, liver, and more. This level of detail helps physicians identify abnormalities such as tumors, injuries, inflammation, or vascular problems that might be missed by other imaging methods. Because MRI does not use X-rays or ionizing radiation, it is considered safer especially for repeated scans and for sensitive tissues .Patients simply lie inside a tube-shaped scanner while the machine uses magnets and radio pulses to detect signals from hydrogen atoms in the body. These signals are then transformed by a computer into clear, high-resolution images, offering doctors a comprehensive look at what’s happening inside. This electronic device improves hearing for people who are deaf or hard of hearing. It also includes a surgically implanted magnet that could heat up during an MRI and cause pain, swelling, or infection. Some people with cochlear implants must have the magnet surgically removed before undergoing an MRI.