Open MRI Service
At Dar Elashaa, we provide Open MRI services in Alexandria using modern imaging technology designed to offer a more spacious and comfortable examination experience. Open MRI can be a suitable option for patients who prefer a less enclosed scanning environment while supporting high-quality diagnostic imaging.
Technology / Equipment
At Dar Elashaa, our Open MRI services use modern imaging technology designed to provide high-quality diagnostic images in a more spacious and comfortable environment.
The open design can provide a less enclosed experience compared with traditional closed MRI systems, making it a suitable option for patients who may feel uncomfortable in confined spaces.
Key features:
1. Open MRI design for a more comfortable experience
2. High-quality diagnostic imaging
3. MRI services with field strength up to 1.5 Tesla
4. Suitable for a wide range of diagnostic examinations
Preparation Before Examination
Proper preparation helps ensure a smooth examination and high-quality imaging results. Our medical team will guide you through the necessary steps before your examination.
Before your examination:
1. Inform our team about any medical conditions, implanted devices, or previous surgeries.
2. Remove metallic objects such as jewelry, watches, hair accessories, and other metal items.
3. Wear comfortable clothing without metal parts when possible.
4. Follow any specific preparation instructions provided by our medical team.
5. Arrive a few minutes early to complete any required procedures.
For detailed preparation instructions, please refer to the Patient Guide or contact our team.
For detailed preparation instructions, please refer to our Patient Guide or contact our team.
Available at Our Branches
MRI services are available at Dar Elashaa branches.
Frequently Asked Questions
Find answers to common questions about this service.
Examination times are longer than in regular MRI because the magnetic field strength is lower and therefore requires more time to acquire images for a quality exam.
No , an open MRI scanner has a wide, non-constricting space.
The area of the body being scanned will be in the center of the scanner for most procedures with the exception of the head, neck, or shoulder areas, your head will remain outside the scanner.
MRI is very safe. There are no health risks associated with the magnetic field or of the radio-waves used by the machine, nor have any side effects been reported. Patients with a pacemaker or certain types of aneurysm clips should not have MRI.
Questions About This Service?
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