Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
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Magnetic Resonance Imaging, commonly known as MRI, helps doctors find, watch, and treat medical problems. MRI uses very strong magnets, radio waves, and a computer to make pictures of the inside of the body. MRI pictures are more detailed than those made with other methods. There are many reasons to have MRI. MRI may find bleeding, such as bleeding in the brain; brain, changes as in stroke; problems with your back, such as a herniated disk; and an injury inside the body, such as a torn anterior cruciate ligament. Before MRI, you will remove all metal objects. And it's not safe to have MRI with some medical implants. You should tell the MRI technologist about any metal device or implant you may have in your body, such as a pacemaker. To prepare for MRI, you will lie on a table just outside the scanner. MRI scanners are very noisy. So you will probably wear earplugs or headphones. Different equipment, such as pillows and straps, will help you stay in the correct position. Once you're ready, the table will slide into the scanner. Most often, closed scanners, such as this one, are used. The area inside is very narrow. In some areas, open scanners are available. This scanner is open on the sides. So you won't be completely surrounded by the machine. However, the pictures may not be as good as with closed scanners. For either type of scanner, a technologist will operate it from the next room. You will be able to talk to each other through a two-way speaker. During the scan, magnets in the machine will create a strong magnetic field. This will not harm you. Then the scanner will send radio waves through your body. This will not harm you. When the radio waves are turned off, the scanner will pick up energy signals from your body. These signals are used to make the pictures. During the scan, you will have to stay very still, so the images will be clear. You may be asked to hold your breath for a short time. MRIs may take 30 to 45 minutes or longer to complete. In some cases, you may get contrast dye with your MRI. The dye helps make clearer pictures. After the MRI, you can resume your normal activities. If you received contrast dye, the technologist may ask you to drink plenty of water or other healthy drinks to help your kidneys remove the dye from your body.
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The human body is composed of 70% water which contains hydrogen. When hydrogen atoms are put in a magnetic field, they arrange in a particular manner. When radio waves are introduced or radiated, the hydrogen atoms disarrange and rearrange once the radio waves stop radiating. The time difference of disarrangement and rearrangement of hydrogen atoms (varies by organs) is processed by a computer to produce an image.
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Very simplified explanation
Excellent sir
amazing
I love that "this will not harm you" its almost feels like hes telling me this after I bugged him for hours on end about how scared i am
Do they talk while doing this scan
I am little bit scared
@@PintuKumar-qz1ku yeah they will speak with you through speakers inside the patients bore... Claustrophobia is normal but Mri is not harmful.
@@PintuKumar-qz1ku They give you a button to press if you have a problem.
anti-5G peaple be like: "ThEsE RaDiO WaVeS aNd MaGnEtIc FiElD iS VeRy HaRmFuL tO yOu! These doctors are lying to us!"
I'm gonna do an MRI tomorrow and I was scared, and now that I've read your comments I feel a little bit relieved, thank you very much to anyone who said anything good about MRI.
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There’s nothing to worry about , you must take off anything made of Metal or iron
How did it went ?
howd it go I'm legit about to have one freaking out
It's not gonna hurt unless your a symbiote
why are people scared. I can't understand
How did it go? I have one coming up and I’m scared 🥺
I was almost half inside this 4 years back. For a left knee detailed scan. 'I was scared' is an understatement. Thundering, regular noises for 20 minutes in a big, lonely room. Had to dip into my divinity within to stay alive and sane. 😃😆 But came out with high confidence, was excited and laughing.
I just had to stay in for 50 minutes it was the worst
It sounds like your head wasn’t even inside, that would be the next level for you. It really helps me focusing on the music that’s playing, I would not go inside without music
Was it painful?
@@ayyankhan-6789 Nah it doesnt hurt but its really loud not enough to hurt tho
@@ayyankhan-6789 nope
I just had an MRI, do what I have to share is do NOT open your eyes. Close them for 30 mins and just dream or think of whatever you want and stay still. Ask them to put you in for 30 seconds to see how it feels as practice, this is their job and will no problem with doing that. I was so shook and nervous but its not that bad. If you open your eyes and start thinking how you can't move you will start to panic. If you do, they give you a rubber ball to squeeze and they take you out. Just close your eyes and chill because the easier and quicker it is, the faster you get out of there!
I had my eyes open the whole time and had no issue, im not clistophobic. The biggest issue was the machine noise. He only gave me some spongy ear stops not even close to what was needed to protect from all these noises.
Very well said ..i did same n it was too good ..i dont even know how 30 mins passed..i just close my eyes n think about positive things
@@tinajeerakun2771 would I need a injection if I’m just getting my scoliosis checked on?
@@AyyItsColby it wouldn’t hurt. I just got mine done today. did serious medicating beforehand
@@kamakaziozzie3038 ahah, it didn’t. I got it done a year ago.
Them: no metal objects
Also Them: gives him headphones
because it's noisy
That headphones are made up of plastic and it doesn't contain a magnetic speaker😊.
And the song played by using a hollow wire in it.. 😊
jince abraham hopefully not copper
Yeah bcoz it's noisy
(M, 27) I had my first MRI scan today. Spine scan=30 mins, Hip scan=40 mins.
It can get incredibly uncomfortable and sweaty after 45 mins. You should make sure you have a couple of things to think about so you don't get too bored.
Yes especially a 1hr one
The last 20 mins in the 1hr scan was hellish it was like a non stop high pitched noise that was going to blast my ear drums that's what it felt like
Yes its really terrifying experience . Did it around 9 mnths ago long hard 55 mins and diagonised with spine tb . Now 2 weeks left for another one ufffff 😔😔😔
@@mokkujingurung2926 how was it ?
I don’t want to sugar coat it. It’s scary, it’s weird but you can do it. The most important part is to ask the technician to speak with you and guide you. Ask them to clarify how soon it’ll be done. How much longer. How many minutes have you been. This will ease the anxiety you may experience.
I’m getting one done on my brain (with contrast) and I’m most afraid of being enclosed, not the noise or the needle. If they fully put my body in the scanner I don’t know how I’ll react. Hopefully they won’t since it’s just my head that needs the scan.
It’s not scary it’s genius!
@@LittleFlowerluv Wait you have to get a needle? 😟
@@yxir.9831 they did it for me because they needed to do the “contrast”. If you don’t need contrast you should be good.
@@LittleFlowerluv Thank God 😮💨
The machine is really loud. It sounds like you’re in a war zone with machine guns going off none stop. MRI’s are terrifying to those who are claustrophobic.
Is there a condition like the opposite of claustrophobia, like where you like small spaces, if so, i have it.
I hate it, its just the feeling of being closed in and can't move. What hospitals have the MRI with the open space on the side?
@@Morganbrosrock just ask for the wider version, it's for obese patients but you can ask. My mother did.
I had one yesterday..I literally fell asleep
@@BadNewz52 I did 2 lmao
This video tells me everything about MRI scan except main part is how the machine works.
It’s a medical video, not a physical video
it instanly kills yoi
@@peripheralmaster3265 I thought that's what X-rays and ECG machines did.
@@snuggles03 I literally searched for "how does MRI works" and this popped up in first position, so HOW DOES IT WORK?
It did tell you how it works smh
The inventor of this is so genius he should've won a nobel prize!!
Imagine how stupid am I
I'm quite certain it was a massive collective effort that gave birth to this machine rather than a singular inventor.
@@Zayden. surely tho, and not just a collective effort, a use of large amounts of patents and knowledge from past technological innovations
Omni Yambot one or the people who designed it now works at my school as an art teacher.
@@cooper4818 what's the story why he thought arts?
After this kinds of invention 99% human suffer all daiseas .
dude its scary as fuck when he just starts to repeat "this will not harm you"
because some people may have concern
I help build a MRI room, watched the German guy install it. He hooked up wires that were thicker than any I ever saw to it. Everything had ti be nonmagnetic, if you used a cadmium screw an alarm would go off. I'm sure you're exposed to high EMFs while in it.
@@inferno7997 ik but its creepy
@@stevewilcox1755 lmao man i once swallowed that little shit on a soda can and i hope i poop it out, becaude if i wasnt i ma scared to go near that machine
@@peripheralmaster3265 aluminum and high nickel stainless steel are ok, they told me magnetized stuff would fly rip thru stuff when it runs. Has 2,000# of pull on a computer chair.
With headphones I still heard those noices... It was like a music class ..everyone was playing different instruments 😭✋🏻
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@Aysh yea it's loud
How can you use headphones aren’t they metal?
I have ADHD and Tourette’s and I’m getting an MRI scan today such fun 👌
I'm not diagnosed but rn I'm being tested cuz the neurologist I'm seeing reckons I have Tourette's, I had my scan yesterday and I found it so difficult to stay still in there and I kept having compulsions to punch, kick and headbutt the roof of the machine. My tics were really calm before, they only got bad cuz when I was in the machine, claustrophobia kicked in and what's funny is that I'm not even claustrophobic 🤣😂
I also saw some videos of people who got to watch TV during the scan, meanwhile I'm here like "Lucky bastards, I didn't even get music and I was promised it, it would've helped me too" 😂😂
@@XPikabikaX me too! My leg kept wiggling to hold it in 😂 I see everywhere on RUclips people who get to watch tv and listen to music but it was boring for me!
@@Olivia-uz1zn Oh dear 😂 I had some Coldplay playing until the machine turned it off and came in with a British Siri-like voice saying "The next scan will last (very short, brief silence then says time)". Luckily I've gotten pretty decent at surpressing and sometimes I can catch them as they happen, but it was still really difficult tho, the doctor running the machine was like "Wow you actually stayed very still", though Idk if I did as an amazing job as he said I did considering in the vids there were only 2 scans (if that was just done for the vids or if that's what actually happens) but I had like 8/9 of them. The doctor did fortunately carry some pads and such, which he placed down the sides of my head to help it stay as still as possible. Plus I almost threw the emergency button away from me when I was in there 😂😂 Lawdy isn't fun being twitchy especially when you need to stay still 😂🤣
@@XPikabikaX hahaha yeah I’m usually good at suppressing them but I think the stress triggered it. I had to keep holding my breath in my scan haha a lot of concentration. I had to hold an emergency button too and it was sooooo hard not to squeeze it 😂
@@Olivia-uz1zn Oh dear 😂😂 I didn't hold it at the emergency button cuz I knew that I would keep squeezing it as a tic, so I held it further down the wire 😂😂 I had my scan late tho, I was supposed to have mine at 11:30am but I ended up having after 2pm cuz of constant delays, but when I came out as a tic I shouted (In a "Forget about it!" voice/accent) "Da fuck are you doin' ere" and pointed at the woman who was due for the appointment after me 😂😂
I had MRI test today and I thought I fell asleep for couple minutes 😂 it wasn’t scary at all as they put music for me..
Nenden Shanty I had it today it was too loud and they gave me shots
@@jocelynflores4579 oh dear..hope you’re ok..and hope the result is ok too..😊
I got a lumbar 3 tesla MRI last week, you can feel the heat inside where the machine is taking images. Then you feel weird for some time after the MRI.
feel weird like how? is it dangerous to do this?
@LAST WILL BE THE FIRST Lying moron.
@@ashleyy-gx5fr perfectly safe
That herniated disc animation looked so painful!
It not only looks but it is very painful 😨😨
@@lalithas781 I seriously cannot imagine how painful it must be!😰
When I have MRIs, I need to be put under anesthesia because it’s extremely difficult to stay still for long periods of time. Great that there is finally a video on this channel about MRIs though
I USED to need MRIs on my head to check my brain tumors, they’ve not really been growing so I stopped needing them after my last one in September 2019
@@PAWPatrolFanaticAUTTP i hope you’re okay 🙏
I had an MRI but it didn't look like this one at all. It was very narrow and long ! I definitely felt very claustrophobic! I was in it for almost 30 minutes...I hope to never have one again. Should you need one, definitely ask for a tranquilizer before entering!
@@sgsmozart cool I had to withstand 1hr and the last 20min of it was hellish it was the loudest sounds ever LIKE LETERALLY I felt like dying
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As I went into an MRI I was so fascinated about the tech behind it.
Just spent an hour in an MRI today for a contrast scan. I find it relaxing, almost fell asleep in there.
I had my first MRI today and everything went smooth. Yes the machine makes weird noises but not extremely loud like fireworks or a war. It’s like a distant jackhammer or a car exhaust. The only thing that was uncomfortable was the claustrophobic of the tube.
I am student of CT Scan technician
Very helpful this vedio
You forgot to mentions that it is used for people especially with disorders like epilepsy, seizures, and many other types of disorders. You should give as much accurate information to the doctor as possible. For example, bone fusal of the brain, fractures or cracked bones, ear problems, and etc. This will allow the doctor to know that what has happened to the body in order not to be concerned.
Dr. Mehmooda Munazir the MRI also gives images of the brain so doctors can analyze what goes on inside the brain through a period of time. This gathering of images occurs when the doctors are behind the monitors and start the processes. An MRI uses a strong magnetic field (which is why no metals should be near or around it nor in the room while the process is taking place. When it is being used, radiation is also being given out, which is why nobody should be inside the room. Not doing so will expose you to radiation. Some images lack quality and accuracy, patients also may receive second degree burns. Here is the best reference I used for SOME of the details I didn’t know: www.fda.gov/radiation-emitting-products/mri-magnetic-resonance-imaging/benefits-and-risks
Just had one. It’s a little claustrophobic at first but I just imagined I was traveling in space (bc the equipment is like The film 2001: a space odyssey) and all the noise was me launching into space. I felt calm after that :) even enjoyed it towards the end :)
Same
thanks! had many of them previously but never understood before how they worked!
To know all about MRCP please see the video
ruclips.net/video/k5JZmxAmRoA/видео.html
Please do subscribe my channel if you like my video.# radiography
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*"We All have Perfect 6-Pack Abs"*
-*Interesting Body Facts to Know*
covered with 2 tons of fat
Diana😂😂🤣🤣
@@dianabauer7412 Yes... It is important sentance...
Six packs are muscle. You can be skinny as hell but not have a six pack you have to work for it
I have an mri for tomorrow, and this reassured me, thanks!
I was looking for something a little more detailed about how the scanner works (beyond "polarisation/depolarisation"). But I imagine that's on YT somewhere 🙂
Had mine done this morning on my left shoulder. Experience was ok until last ten minutes. MRI had my shoulder throbbing in pain and I was sweaty. I was happy when that table rolled me back out..haha
I’m having MRI for left shoulder. How long were you in the machine? (I’m claustrophobic)
Actually it's nuclear magnetic resonance. It's the energy difference between two spin states of proton of hydrogen atom
Aree bas kar bhai😂😂
Neil deGrasse Tyson brought me here.
So. I am a claustrophobic person, but I had my MRI (of my cervical spine) done a week ago. And it wasn't that big of a deal, like yeah when I heard a strange sound first time it was irritating. But after 1 or maybe 2 seconds it was okay for me. My father was asked by the technician to hold my legs(as they were not inside the machine), he told me I was in there with no issues.
I have a question I have lower back issue and was diagnosed as a herniated disc, but it happened two years ago, will the mri still show what happened? I’m also still dealing with the pain today and still have issues with standing and sitting… thank you for your response
I’m probably going to have to get an MRI on my head. I have TERRIBLE anxiety. I had to get a CAT scan once in the ER and even though it is more open and lasted a couple minutes I literally couldn’t breathe. I don’t know how I will survive this.
I passed out when I had my head MRI🤠 and I’m getting another one today on my ankle lmao
I think you can ask you doctors to give you some tranquilizer, like diazepam if the procedure is really problematic and stressful for you. However you would need someone to take you home after that, as driving a vechicle after tranquilizers is really bad idea.
You’ll be ok don’t worry just think about how brave you are and maybe think of thoughts that make you happy for me it’s cats 🐈
If you're having one, then here's a tip from my claustrophobic mum---before you go into the machine, close your eyes and when you're in there try your best to ignore the noises and such, in your head visualize a big open space where you would like to be, you aren't in the MRI machine, you are in that space
i’ve done this three times and it’s the only thing that didn’t annoy me in all the medical stuff i’ve been doing
This is best medical channel for sure
I've been in a machine like this a thousand times! They even played my favorite CD back then: Serious Hits Live by Phil Collins!
How comes thousand times?
I'm having one next year, I believe. Thanks, it was helpful:>
I forgot again
I love that they used a giant smurf in the example images.
I went with my wife for MRI, as her prolactin levels are high. At diagnostic centre, they did the MRI but without dye, as earlier i told them, she usually have medicine reactions. They got afraid and didn't injected dye. They said, she is ok even we can see without dye, her pituitary is ok.
What should I do?
Went through one of these bad boys when I had a ruptured cyst . now I'm terrified because I have to do one for my brain...
This is amazing channel to know about a lot of technical discoveries thanks a lot
To know all about MRCP please see the video
ruclips.net/video/k5JZmxAmRoA/видео.html
Please do subscribe my channel if you like my video.# radiography
I’m not so scared of the scan, I’m horrified of the anxiety that I will have to work through for the 4 days until my appointment to check the results. My anxiety makes me want to think the absolute worst and it’s going to be so hard to wait.
Imagine having both of these fears- That's me. (I haven't got one before, yet thinking of it even makes me feel kinda scared:/ )
Same, the result is the part that makes me so nervous. Luckily the radiologists at my local hospital always discuss the images directly after the MRI with each patient. I’ve been to a different radiologist for my very first MRI where they sent me home right after the scan. But I asked several times to talk to the radiologist (probably annoyed them lol) and eventually got to talk to him about the images.
I'm not claustrophobic; but when you first go in, it's a shock. I've been in some narrow spaces in my life. You need a couple of seconds to adjust to the narrowness. If you need to, ask the tech to take you out for a bit before you commit to the MRI. After the initial adjustment, it's no big deal.
The MRI itself is painless. The only pain you would feel is if you were laying on the table wrong or your ear was folded into the headphones or stabilizing foam. Make sure you're physically comfortable before you start.
The way that I would describe it is that it's like wearing a motorcycle helmet in a a really loud dance club that is also undergoing demolition work. I actually found it pretty relaxing.
You'll be fine. As with most things in life, the anticipation anxiety is the the worst part. I wish you the best health. Take care!
If your claustrophobic, it's going to be quite stressful. There is very little room in there. Most have a button for your hand, that you can press, to have it all shut down, if it's just too much. I found it hot in there.
I've been teaching this to my students for the past 3 years. The dye is a sort of Gadolinium salt, right?
Yes
Gadolinium may cause kidney damage in CKD patient
@@malek4416 that's why before patients injected by gadolinium, they have to perform kidney-function test first.
@@haridemihari either they do or have to take patient clinical history
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It's so great job and great lesson and teaching💜
I have zirconium cap in my teeth, does it make any problem if i go for mri scan?
I need this now
Hi! Thanks for that cool video. Because of my multiple sclerosis I'm very glad MRI exists. Since I'm not claustrophobic and because of my interest in industrial music I really ejoy the scans. One thing I've missed in the video: These consoles containing magnetic coils put over the body parts of interest during the scan. They were missing in the video. What's theirpurpose? 8)
Matthias Moneke well the coils act as a antenna the Gradient field. The neutrons would just spin around your body, but with the coil the neutrons that align in the magnetic field and go back in their original form by the gradient field are detected. Im very sorry for you God bless you, hope you will live long anyways
So this is what I was studying right now
Frm
@vignesh AN Biology
That means biology in UG r PG??
@Vignesh AN 12th NEET
Then ur got holiday for study 👍
I have MS, they will only be seeing what’s in my brain right? not full body?
The animations look great! I might need some like that for my videos 🤔
I used to install, service and repair CT scanners. My employer made circumspect enquiries as to whether I would get involved with MRI...I replied that I was quite happy for my hydrogen atoms to be randomly arranged, thank you very much!🤣🤣
Thanks.
It will not harm you.
This sentence is quite soothing.
Thanks... I've a MRI contrast scan tommorow..
OK I guess
Sometimes they ask if you want to watch a movie even though you can’t but can hear it it’s still worth it sometimes
I go in tomorrow for my MRI and this help me with insite on what to aspect and not be scared thanks
I was expecting the video to be more on the "principle of MRI" Hope you do one on that sometime!
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For a person with appendicitis how long they have to be in the machine?
“ThIs WiLL nOt hArM yOu”
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Bruh wdym???
Yeah will not harm you the fuckin noise let me have ear pain like 5 hours after the scan but ThIs WiLl nOt HaRm YoU
poppypeppa 01 big oof brother.
@@akzuuyas it uses high doses of radiation which is dangerous
Interesting..fantastic work.thanku nucleus
Hope we will get what we have asked for......... Keep growing.....
What animation software was used to make this video ?
Probably Ae. You can learn how to use it because you have an opportunity to get a job at AskGames rn
Which app r u using to make this type of videos?
You should make a common cold video!
भाई आप बहुत बढिया जानकारी देत हो 😎
Thanku for such an excellent video 👍
Got one done today. I was even crying alittle bit and felt like I couldn't breathe
We want one more excellent video on sex/gender transmission surgery/procedure.........please.........waiting for this...........
@Demetria Dark I mean female to male...
I once went into an MRI with my belt on, I did bring it up but they said it would be fine. My belt pulled upwards towards the machine as I went in. I had a pube caught in my belt and for the entire time I could feel it pulling. Made for a very uncomfortable scan.
Can you please make a video for Lipoma
Hutchinson-Gilford progeria syndrome please make video as soon as possible
I was told that the actual acronym NMRI was changed to MRI as people already got afraid from the beginning by seeing the word nuclear..😂😂
imagine watching someone geeting an mri scan with a headphone hearing music loll
I just got one today. It’s not that bad, just really loud. The only thing that bothered me is that they had to give me an injection and it hurt my arm because the nurse messed up a bit
Question: would I need a injection if I’m just getting my spine checked out?
When you call it a magnetic resonance imaging machine it suddenly sounds like it’s from half life.
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Me:
*HAHA SCOLIOSIS GO BRRRRR*
Being an engineer... This tell everything except how it is done
i actually got MRI twice. I had a torn ACL and every ligament in my knee was broken 😞.
Oh from your knee is a Bahama holiday in comparison with my brain MRI’s im not claustrophobic or i wasn’t until my scan
hope your knee is better now
Sup girl
“This will not harm you”😂😂
Will it?
It won’t
Can you do a video of removing the appendix
Hard to stay still when you have a itch, during a MRI I had a couple of them and they are fun
Only reason why I don't prefer MRIs (but got no choice lol 😭😭)
Nice videos for all keep posting good work
For the first minute inside I was terrifed but then I felt relaxed for the rest of it, a part from when they injected me with the contrast dye.
My dad has to get it done once in a while because of previous cancer. He is apparently allergic to the contrast dye but he has to get it anyways 🥺
"You should not have any metal"
*people with metal hip replacements*: =-=
Hip replacements are nowdays made with MR compatible materials (titanium)
@@nuuskamuikkunen2932 OK
Prosthesis itu mah bukan metal
There are now medical equipments that are increasingly MR-compatible or MR-conditional (maintain a safe distance between the MRI machine and the device).
Had my first one done on my Knee to see for a torn acl, it felt weird and a little warm on my leg. They put headphones for the loud noises.. couldn't choose the songs( was jamming out to Whitney Houston and Aerosmith.)
@Aysh I couldn't choose any I think it was just a playlist, but the songs were better than listening to the machine
@Aysh When I’ve been scanned they always ask what kind of music you like. Then they put that genre. Although I’m not sure if they have premade playlists or if you can request a specific artist
I had an MRI before my first breast cancer surgery. It was a pleasant experience, except the noise that came from the machine 😄!
I loved the sound. For me it was so relaxing that I even listened MRI simulator from youtube 😅
Ive been in MRI twice
First was because constant headaches when I was teen.
2nd time was due stroke-like symptoms after gym.
Was it super noisy?
@@jarskil8862 wjhaty symptoms did you feel?? .
@@jarskil8862 headaches and dizziness??
@@schone5037 yes it was noisy. That’s why they gave you earplugs!!!!
Headset contain magnetic inside how that scanner take in??
What if we have metal things while getting MRI service,
It will tear your flesh and come of, cause of the super magnets used
Teeth implants can do MRI or Not?
1:32 yoo when im gonna get an mri sooner or later i want to listen to some tunes
i had mri p+c brain cause i had finding in ct scan and yes i am having caverneous malformation..this help me as i cn show ths to my family..
To know all about MRCP please see the video
ruclips.net/video/k5JZmxAmRoA/видео.html
Please do subscribe my channel if you like my video.# radiography
fantastic, thanks a lot
Easy to learn thank u so muchh sir
This video is great.
Imagine this would certain "cures" for all diseases.
It would be cool to saving you guys.
Will you save the wicked as well
I’ve gotten many an MRI before. Mostly on my knees. It was weird.
@Aysh why are you concerned?
@Aysh mri’s aren’t that bad, unless you happen to be claustrophobic, but they really aren’t that bad
@Aysh they are loud, but they give headphones to drown out the noise
Sir make a video on Colon infection please sir
I have had countless mri’s because I have cerebral palsy so my brain is messed up and I get mri’s to see how I am doing. I have also been a part of a lot of research studies where they compare people with brain injuries with people without brain injuries and part of those studies have included mri’s
I think "ST" in MRI's scans means "slice thickness", can someone tell me what "RT" and "ET" mean?
RT means Real-time, so it films, instead of a series of pictures. ET is emission tomography, or PET positron emission tomography which uses special dye injection.
Great.Thanks.