Pituitary Gland MRI Scan
High-resolution imaging of the pituitary gland is essential for excluding pituitary tumors and other abnormalities impacting the pituitary gland, sella, and adjacent structures. This imaging does not include a brain scan.
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High-resolution imaging of the structures within the inner ear is conducted to assess hearing impairment or tinnitus (ringing in the ears). This imaging does not include a brain scan.
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High-resolution imaging of the anatomical structures within the eye socket, also known as the orbit, provides a detailed visual representation of the eye, optic nerves, extraocular muscles, lacrimal glands, and surrounding soft tissues. This imaging does not include a brain scan.
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High resolution MRI Scan often used to identify a herniated disc or spinal canal narrowing in patients experiencing back and leg pain or weakness in the lower extremities. They are commonly used to detect a herniated disk or narrowing of the spinal canal in patients with back and leg pain or lower extremity weakness.
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High-resolution imaging of the cervical spine, known as neck MRI, is capable of identifying a wide array of abnormalities, disc herniations, and injuries that could be the underlying cause of neck, shoulder, arm, or hand pain.
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High-resolution imaging of the thoracic spine is recommended for patients experiencing discomfort located between the shoulder blades and in the mid-back area.
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High-resolution imaging of the pelvic region is capable of identifying enlarged lymph nodes, hernias, inflammation, cysts, and tumors within the pelvic cavity. This imaging also helps to assess the size of organs within the pelvic region.
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High-resolution knee imaging can effectively identify issues such as meniscus, ligament, tendon, muscle, bone, and cartilage damage.
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High-resolution shoulder imaging enables detailed visualization of the structures within the shoulder joint, including the bones, muscles, ligaments, and tendons of the rotator cuff.
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High-resolution imaging of the ankle joint allows visualization of the Achilles tendon, plantar fascia, flexor and extensor tendons, articular surfaces, osteochondral defects, injuries, arthritis, ligaments for ankle stability, and soft tissue injuries, inflammation, and masses.
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High-resolution foot imaging can reveal bone, ligament, and tendon details to determine the cause of foot pain. MRI scans can target specific foot areas and detect infections, injuries, cysts, inflammation, and masses contributing to symptoms.
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High-resolution imaging of the hip provides detailed visualization of the bones and soft tissues, facilitating assessment for conditions such as arthritis, avascular necrosis (AVN), fractures, stress fractures, bone tumors, labral tears, bursitis, and muscle injuries.
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High-resolution imaging of the sacrum and coccyx is necessary to visualize the bones of the posterior pelvis and sacroiliac (SI) joints in order to rule out the presence of a fracture, stress fracture, bone tumor, or sacroiliitis.
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High-resolution imaging exclusively of the implant, NOT BREAST TISSUE, to detect any potential implant leak or rupture. We DO NOT perform breast MRI exams that require IV contrast or special protocals.
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High-resolution brain imaging can identify the causes of headaches, seizures, weakness, hearing loss, mental status changes, and blurred vision. A comprehensive brain MRI includes the examination of the eyes (orbits), internal auditory canals (IAC), and pituitary gland.
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