MRI is a modern diagnostic method

MRI - stands for magnetic resonance imaging, this is a diagnostic method that allows you to put correct and accurate diagnoses in various diseases. To obtain an image in this diagnostic method, X-rays are not used, in spite of this, it is obtained more accurately. Harm in this method of diagnosis is not revealed, which makes it possible to apply it to children and weakened patients.

The most commonly performed MRI of the brain, which allows you to get a visual display of it in different angles and with great accuracy. Also, MRI allows you to examine the spinal cord. This procedure is quite expensive, but it allows you to exclude the risks of dangerous diseases or to cure them in the early stages. MRI is most often prescribed for suspected cases:

- Tumors of the brain;

- edema;

-infarction;

- abscess and hemorrhages in the brain.

The tomograph allows you to see not only the bones of the skull or skeleton, but also the fluid medium.

A person often has such symptoms, which are characteristic of many diseases - a diagnosis on them is very difficult to put. It can be dizziness, headaches, loss of consciousness, broken speech. More often the analysis of MRT is appointed or nominated by the neuropathologist, the neurologist though the phlebologist can do it also.

Such an analysis can be prescribed by a doctor, but it can be done at his own request in a private clinic. It is important that the results of the images are looked at by a doctor with high professionalism and correctly diagnosed. This procedure lasts about twenty minutes, but can be done for about an hour.

The MRI procedure can not be called pleasant. Although it does not cause any painful sensations. Sometimes it happens that people with discomfort are uncomfortable with it, or just impressionable, because the head is placed in a closed space with rotating elements. If the spinal cord is examined, the body is placed completely in a closed space in the form of a cylinder. People suffering from claustrophobia should take sedatives before the procedure.

It is impossible to carry out such diagnostics to people with metal implants, since the tomograph acts on them with a magnetic field. MRI does not require special preparation, and the state of health does not change after the end of the procedure.

Magnetic resonance imaging, as a method of diagnosis, can prevent the development of many serious diseases, therefore widely used in modern medicine.