Why Open MRI Is the Most Suitable Type Of MRI

In medical imaging, the quest for innovation is perpetual, driven by a relentless pursuit of excellence in patient care and the diagnostic precision of a patient. Among the diverse array of MRI types, the Open MRI emerges as a beacon of accessibility, prioritizing patient comfort and inclusivity.

 In this article, we will examine the compelling reasons why Open MRI is the most suitable type of MRI. It offers a transformative blend of technological advancement and compassionate care that resonates deeply with healthcare providers and patients alike in hospitals.

 

It’s More Advanced

Open MRI has progressed rapidly compared to its closed MRI counterparts, giving better results. It’s very popular and helps doctors stay updated with the current developments in the medical sector daily.

 

It Gives Out a Faster Result

Open MRI gives faster and more effective results. Its broad, table-like design makes it easier for the person operating the machine and the doctor to take the scans more quickly and move on to the next patient.

 

It Is Less Expensive

Open MRI is less expensive, especially regarding maintenance and upfront costs. The lower expense comes from the fact that an open MRI has permanent magnets and uses a cryogenic design that doesn't require many resources or expenses.

 

It's Quieter

An open MRI is usually quieter than a closed one, which can be very noisy and terrifying to people. Even though sounds can be heard, it is very unlikely that they will affect a patient in any way whatsoever during the scanning process by the doctors.

 

It Is Less Enclosed

Due to it being less enclosed, patients are at a lower risk of getting panic attacks and anxiety. Since the unit doesn't necessarily fully enclose the body, it allows the patients to be as free and comfortable as possible in the open MRI when doctors take the scans.

 

 Leads To a Few Sides Effects

Closed MRIs may lead to panic attacks and anxiety when doctors are taking scans on their patients. Patients may be required to take medications to regulate the side effects.

On the other hand, open MRI has few side effects during the scanning process, which helps alleviate such problems among patients.

In conclusion, an open MRI is the most suitable type of MRI because it offers many advantages when a patient is undergoing a scan, including comfort and a quiet environment.

 

Sources

1.  https://www.independentimaging.com/open-mri-look-like/

2.  https://hardingradiology.com/blogs/ways-an-open-mri-is-better-than-a-closed-mri/

3.  https://www.independentimaging.com/open-mri-vs-closed-mri-difference-one-best-suited/

 

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