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Smart Choice MRI Opens Clinic in Sheboygan, Wisconsin
Smart Choice MRI expands service location offering by opening an outpatient MRI center in Sheboygan, Wisconsin.
MRI Parallel Imaging Techniques
Although parallel imaging techniques have only recently been introduced into MRI scanners in hospitals and clinics, they have already achieved wide clinical acceptance in many imaging applications. Their considerable advantages in terms of better spatial and temporal resolution and enhanced image quality, have updated the position of MRI in a wide range of abnormality and disease imaging.
Chiro London Chiropractor 2nd Anniversary at State of the Art MRI Unit
At Chiro London Chiropractor , Dr Greg Sher, M-Chiro (SA) has had unprecedented access to a state of the art MRI scanner at Vista Diagnostics for the last 2 years.
Having access to the MRI scanner on-site is convenient for both the Chiropractor and the patient, and this allows the team to offer outstanding, immediate and accurate diagnosis at preferential rates. This makes it easier to plan a precise and clear treatment plan.
The US Drug Watchdog's Warns All Americans About Gadolinium-Medical MRI's- Kidney Disease & NSF
The US Drug Watchdog is warning all US citizens about a dye used in MRI's called Gadolinium, particularly for individuals who have kidney disease who were exposed to this dye, and who may now have an incurable medical condition called NSF. According to the group, "we think there could be literally thousands of US citizens who have had a MRI, where a dye called Gadolinium was used, that caused a horrible condition called NSF, and no one has ever heard of NSF. We fear that individuals with kidney disease, who have had a MRI in the last 10 years, where Gadolinium was used, may now have NSF, without ever knowing it." The symptoms of NSF include: Patients with NSF describe swelling and tightening of the skin. The skin thickening i ...
Announcing New Eye Cover Mask That Is Safe To Use For Medical MRI and Radiology/Imaging
When examining patients via MRI or Radiology, many health care clinics have their patients use eye covers (masks). Since a mask with metal parts is not acceptable for use with this high-tech equipment, Weber's newly designed: MRI Safe Eye Covers, with plastic instead of metal parts, meets this need at very low cost.