WHAT IS MRI?
MRI, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, is a method used by physicians to look inside the human body to obtain diagnostic information. Incorporating an advanced technology, MRI produces images of the anatomy without the use of radiation as in x-ray and CT scanning.
MRI utilizes the physical properties of magnetic fields, radio waves and computers to generate images of the soft tissues within the body in any plane. This technique is now commonly used as a primary diagnostic tool. It can help provide a quick and more accurate diagnosis for your physician which might have associated risks.