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When safety precautions are followed, the MRI procedure is safe.

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It is typical for the area of the body being scanned to feel slightly warm during the scan.

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To date, there are no known biological side effects/risks of having an MRI. For more information, please refer to the specific tests. The MRI examination can last 15 to 60 minutes, depending on the procedure. Staff will talk to you during the scan, and you will also be provided with a buzzer to get their attention at any time. We offer earplugs or headphones playing music to reduce the impact of the noise. MRI scanners can make a loud knocking sound like a jackhammer while the images are developed. You will be asked to lie on the scanning table, and a coil/antenna is placed over the body part being scanned. During the Scanīefore the MRI scan, you may be asked to change into an examination gown for your safety and to make sure your clothing does not affect the images and diagnostic quality of the scan. If sedation (medication to relax you) is required, you will need to arrange for someone to drive you home. Please discuss this with us before your scan. If you experience claustrophobia (fear of small places), you may have feelings of discomfort about the MRI scanner. Our staff will provide clear instructions to ensure minimal delay when you arrive for your scan. If you answer ‘Yes’ to any safety questions, you may be asked to provide details or medical records so we can book the MRI scanner that is right for you. When you make an appointment for an MRI, staff will ask you some safety questions about whether you have any implanted devices that may prevent you from having the scan. You will be required to come to the clinic at the time and location you booked.įor more details on what happens during the scan and for specific tests, click the links in the side bar.

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Some MRI examinations need you to fast, but if this is necessary, it will be explained to you at the time of booking. Mostly, MRI scans do not require any preparation. MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) Preparation St Andrew’s Hospital, Calvary Adelaide Hospital, Kurralta Park, SAHMRI, Stepney, Modbury, Mt Barker Central, Southern Specialist Centre, Whyalla Hospital and Alice Springs Hospital. MRI services are available at the following Dr Jones & Partners clinic locations: Our team will assist you in determining the most suitable booking for you. The MRI clinic location most suitable for you depends on whether you are referred by a GP or specialist and the type of MRI procedure requested. We are at the forefront of MRI technology with the latest 3T and 1.5T wide-bore MRI systems. Dr Jones & Partners has a comprehensive MRI service across South Australia and Alice Springs.













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