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MRI is a diagnostic procedure that uses a combination of a large magnet, radio frequencies, and a computer to produce detailed images of organs and structures within the body. Like a CT scan, MRI is performed in a special area of the hospital. It is often done to examine a baby's brain stem, spinal cord, and soft tissues. The baby will need a sedative medication so that he/she will be motionless for the exam.
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| magnetic resonance imaging |
a technique widely used in the diagnosis of central nervous system disorders and a variety of diseases. MRI is a non-invasive procedure and provides clear, vibrant images that enable physicians to diagnose and manage disease. This technique uses radio waves and a strong magnetic field to generate images of the body in 2-D and 3-D.
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| magnetic resonance imaging |
A brain scanning technique that can reveal a contrast between normal and abnormal tissues. It is safe and painless, with no side effects or risks.
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| magnetic resonance imaging |
An imaging technique that can be used to visualize any/all parts of the body. The scan is painless and does not involve radiation.
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| magnetic resonance imaging |
a non-invasive scanning technique that enables investigators to see and track MS lesions as they evolve.
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