FAQ Category: MRI

The radiologist will review and interpret your MRI examination upon completion. Within 24 hours, your physician will have a written

Most patients do not require sedation and therefore are able to drive immediately after the exam. If you need a

Yes. Your teeth will not be affected by the exam.

For most people, the MRI is completely safe. However, in most cases, pregnant women should not have MRI scans. Please

There are no special preparations. You should eat normally and follow the normal dosing of your prescribed medications unless your

Most exams can be completed in 30 to 60 minutes. More time may be required if you need to be

In most cases, yes. However, please advise our staff if the guest is pregnant or has anything metallic in the

Your doctor will decide if an MRI is needed to help diagnose your symptoms. The doctor’s staff will then notify

Open refers to the equipment, which has a large, non-confining opening. The patient lies on a table with equipment on

Aneurysms, stenosis, occlusions, and carotid arteries in the head and neck. Diseases of the central nervous system, including spinal cord