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Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)

Chest X-Ray

Using a strong magnetic field, radio waves and advanced computing, an MRI generates cross-sectional “slices” of your body for in-depth examination. Producing high-definition images of the body, MRIs can easily detect subtle changes in your body’s structures, ensuring the most accurate diagnosis and best treatment plan.

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What type of MRI are you looking for?

Used to capture detailed pictures of joints, muscles, tendons, ligaments, and bones, this MRI is often the best choice when looking for sport-related injuries, tears and strains in ligaments or muscles, bone fractures, overuse injuries, or bleeding within joints and tissues.

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Know what to expect from your MRI visit.

Before your exam

  • Remove all metal objects like jewelry, belts, etc.
  • A contrast material may be injected or swallowed.
  • Most people with permanent metal situated anywhere in the head or body are not eligible for MRI examination.

During your exam

  • Lie still on the table with the area being investigated situated inside the MRI machine.
  • Knocking and thumping sounds created by the scan are normal – earplugs will be provided to help reduce the noise.
  • The test can take from 30 minutes to 2 hours.
  • Notify your technologist if you are prone to claustrophobia.

ACR Accredited in MRI

Our facilities have been accredited by the American College of Radiology (ACR) for accuracy, safety and best practice standards in MRI.