3.0 Tesla MRI

What is 3.0 Tesla MRI?

An MRI (Magnetic Resource Imaging) is a scanning process that produces accurate and comprehensive images of the human body using a magnetic field, radio waves and a computer. Tesla (T) is a unit of measurement for the strength of the magnetic fiel...

What makes 3.0 Tesla MRI so unique?

The MAGNETOM Verio technology, used at Medanta, for MRI combines innovation, 3T magnetic strength, an open bore of 70cm and Tim+Dot technology.

The 3 Tesla MRI available at Medanta allows th...

How does it help?

MRI has become one of the important diagnostic tools in medical imaging to supplement CT scan and ultrasonography for diagnosis of various conditions in the body.

At Medanta MRI scans can be used to visualise almost all areas of the body, including:

Head Lungs (Pulmonary Angiogram) Blood Vessels Abdomen and Pelvis Bones and Joints Spine

Used to

Diagnose spine problems such as disc bulge or protrusion or space occupying lesion in the spine
Identify the location of a tumor, infection or blood clot in the brain or other areas of the body
Detect abnormalities in the brain, spinal cord and other parts of the human body
Diagnose diseases of the liver and other organs of the abdomen
Determine the reasons for pelvic pain in women
In women who are going through evaluation for infertility, MRI is used to suspect uterine abnormalities
Guide procedures such a surgery, biopsy and radiation therapy
Detect and monitor diseases and conditions such as cancer, heart disease, etc.

What are the benefits & risks of this technology?

MRI scan is an impeccable, non-invasive and painless option to monitor the functioning of the body via images.

Benefits
Risks

Increased image clarity revealed by 3T that is particularly beneficial for pathological conditions involving the brain, spine, and musculoskeletal system
The increased dimensional resolution of the 3T scanner allows for high-quality imaging of the blood vessels
3.0 T

MRI has been shown to be extremely safe as long as proper safety precautions are taken. In general, the MRI procedure produces no pain and causes no known short-term or long-term tissue damage of any kind.
The powerful magnetic field of the scanner can attract certain metallic

How does Medanta provide care?

Medanta radiologists work with our orthopaedics, neurologists and other medical specialists to ensure that the highest standard of care is being offered to all our patients. Our radiology team c...