Diagnosing cancer with MRI

MRI allows to obtain quality images using radio waves and a powerful magnet. Images obtained using such a diagnostic technique can show the difference between normal and diseased tissue. MRI allows to receive better images of organs and soft tissues than other scanning techniques such as CT or X-ray.

High quality of the image can be provided only if a patient does not move during the procedure. MRI can take more time than other examination techniques, and it can be difficult for some people, especially for children or people with the fear of confined spaces, to lie still for a long time. We can perform the procedure in the state of medication sleep for such patients.

MRI is not performed for the people with medical or electronic devices or other metallic objects in their bodies, as these can enter into resonance with magnetic radiation force which can be dangerous to health.