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At Progress West Hospital, board-certified radiologists from the Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology at Washington University School of Medicine interpret your results and discuss them with your physician, to ensure an accurate diagnosis.
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The entire examination is usually completed within 45 minutes, or 25 minutes with an open-bore MRI. If You Have Claustrophobia.
Restrictions#N#The MRI machine uses a powerful magnetic field, so the test is not appropriate for those who have had brain, ear or eye surgeries; women who are pregnant; or people who have: 1 Pacemakers 2 Cochlear implants 3 Metal pins, surgical staples, screws or plates 4 Foreign metal object in the eye 5 Neurostimulator 6 Aneurysm clips or stents 7 Implanted drug infusion device 8 Intrauterine devices (IUDs) 9 Shrapnel or bullet wounds
A radiologist, who specializes in specific areas of the body, will read your images. Your physician will receive a full report within 24 to 48 hours, and will contact you with your results.
Some machines are wide enough to allow patients with bad backs to bend their knees.
The MRI procedure requires that you lie down on a table, so wear loose-fitting, comfortable clothes. Zipper-free athletic clothes (sweat pants, T-shirt or sweat shirt) can be good options. Before the Procedure. You will complete a questionnaire asking safety questions.
It is noninvasive and uses no radiation. The procedure is painless and has no side effects.
At Progress West Hospital, we can typically get you in the same day for general X-rays. Having an X-ray, also referred to as radiography, is a quick way to see the condition of your body, especially your bones. We use X-rays to diagnose fractures, tumors and degenerative conditions and blockages.
Diagnostic imaging for adults and children including x-rays and radiography available at the Medical Imaging Center at Progress West Hospital in O'Fallon, Missouri.
Aside from the need to move an injured area, your X-ray should cause no discomfort. The radiologist will review your images and communicate directly with your referring doctor, who will discuss the results with you.
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