Category: MRI
Using MRIs and CT Scans to Diagnose Neck or Back Pain
Neck pain can indicate many different problems of the cervical spine. An MRI or CT scan (also known as CAT scan) may help locate the problem, confirm the diagnosis, and guide treatment. So how do you know if you need one?
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How Much Should An MRI Cost?
Your doctor prescribed an MRI, and you don't exactly have a Cadillac insurance plan. You suspect you'll be on the hook for most of the bill... so just how much should you expect to pay? And what's negotiable? As Forbes, Time, and many others have found, a clear answer is often hard to get. But being informed can save you money.
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How To Find a Radiology Imaging Center
If you need a medical scan, like an MRI or CT scan, you'll want to find the right balance of price, quality, and convenience. In many cases, these three factors are related. So what's the best solution?
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How Much Does an MRI Cost?
When it comes to buying a car, do you accept the first price a car dealer quotes, or do your research and negotiate with dealers to ensure you’re getting the best price? Unfortunately, we haven't had the same options when seeking medical care. Until now, that is – with Medmo.
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MRI or CT Scan? The Top Five Differences
One of the most common imaging related questions is about the core differences between an MRI and CT scan or CAT scan so we've put together five of the primary differences between an MRI and CT scan and the typical reasons that one might be ordered over another.
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What Is MRI Contrast and When Do You Need It?
MRI scans provide incredibly detailed pictures of your bones, joints, muscles, and organs. If you need an MRI, you may have noticed that your prescription specifies "with contrast" or "without contrast." If so, you're probably wondering what contrast is used for, and whether it's safe.
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4 Things To Consider Before Getting An MRI
MRI scanners uses strong magnets to produce incredible, detailed pictures of your organs and joints. If you have any metal in your body, you'll need to ensure that it (and you) are "compatible" with the magnet.
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The Top 5 Things To Know Before Your MRI
So your doctor says you need an MRI. You're not thrilled about it, but you really do want to get a diagnosis and move on with your life. Also, you think it would be cool to see inside your own body. Before you show up, read through the five most important things to know about getting an MRI.
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What Is An Open MRI?
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) has revolutionized modern medical imaging, but laying in the scanner isn't exactly fun. In fact, if you suffer from claustrophobia, it may feel downright unbearable. To complete the scan, many people either take a sedative or find a center that offers open MRI. So what's an open MRI, and why doesn't everyone get one?
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