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Frequently Asked Questions
While both the scans are used for pretty much the same reasons, yet their functioning differs. A CT scan uses multiple X-rays to capture images of the body’s inner structure, while, the MRI scan uses strong magnetic fields and radio waves to achieve the same.
An MRI is considered to be the safest image diagnostic test at present. Hence, there are no known side effects of this image testing procedure.
Yes. As an MRI scan is frequently performed to diagnose bone and joint issues, it can detect several signs of osteoarthritis, and can even show the extent of the cartilage’s wear and tear.
No. You should not eat or drink anything the night before the MRI scan. In fact, you should not take alcohol before any medical tests.
None. An MRI scan uses strong magnetic fields and radio waves for testing. It contains no radiation, thus keeping the chances of radiation exposure to zero.
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