Yes. I just had one a few weeks ago with no complications. The only issue that you would need to worry about with an MRI would be if you had metal embedded in your body from other surgeries, accidents, etc.
Yes. With the possible exception of if you've had anything metal implanted, including (but not limited to) a pacemaker.
Depend on what the clinical signs/symptoms are and what condition we are discussing (tonsils removed or heart surgery?).
Yes, cataracts are made of acrylic and will not affect the MRI scan in any way.
A Cardiac MRI is used for diagnosing and assessing many conditions related to the heart and major blood vessels. These can include heart disease and heart valve problems.
Typically, imaging studies such as x rays or magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) , heart tracing studies (ECG), and routine blood work are performed before surgery
Actually, if you have a pacemaker you can never get in a mri machine.....the best exam to check your heart would be a nuclear exam or even an echocardiogram
It can however detect conditions such as cardiac tumors and heart disease.Heart MRI may be used to evaluate or diagnose:Heart muscle damage after a heart attackBirth defects of the heartHeart tumors and growthsWeakening or problems with the heart muscleSymptoms of heart failure
its ok
The term "open heart surgery" is really used incorrectly. We use it to mean a surgery where the chest is cut open to get the heart. A "bypass surgery" is where they cut open your chest and reroute the large blood vessels (arteries) on the outside of the heart. We do wrongfully call Bypass Surgery a type of Open Heart Surgery. But I would call a real "open heart surgery" where they cut open the chest and then cut open the heart to work inside the heart, like replace valves.
Need of surgery or indication for surgery at C6-C7 depends on clinical features rather than on MRI findings. If you have no pain or no neurological deficits there is no need of surgery. If there is a correlation between clinical features and MRI findings then there is an indication for surgery to remove your suffering.
Yes, She had heart surgery when she was 2 years old.
I had this surgery. It runs about $12,300 in the Chicagoland area. I had to get a CT scan and an MRI before. The CT I think was around $2300 and the MRI was $4000. You also have a bunch of doctor's appts and X-Rays. The surgery runs ~ $25,000 in the San Francisco Bay Area, circa 2009.
No, you do not have to. They should still be there before and after heart surgery.