In: Anatomy and Physiology
Magnetic resonance imaging(MRI) is the kind of medical imaging
which is utilized in the field of radiology to form the pictures of
the physiological and anatomical process. These are strong magnetic
field and field gradients that help to generate the images of the
organ in the body. This technique is non-invasive which is
responsible to produce the detailed anatomical images. This help to
detect the disease and treatment as well as for monitoring purpose.
This is a sophisticated technology that moves in the direction of
the rotational axis and found the water that makes up the living
tissues. This is formed by a powerful magnet that produces a strong
magnetic field that forces the protons in the body to align with
that field. Physicians can able to tell the difference between the
type of tissue based on the magnetic properties.
Magnetic resonance imaging is the preferred imaging technique in
the children because this allows frequent scanning for short and
long-term studies diseases. This is responsible for the valuation
of different functional aspects like lungs, chest, and diaphragm
mechanics. The cross-sectional manner identifies the anatomy of the
different organs of the body.
Magnetic resonance imaging causes limitations and risks like they
may affect the radiation-related problems in the body. Although,
they are safe and relatively easy. This is a very expensive and
time-consuming investigation as compared to other kinds of
investigations like CT scan and x-ray. These are the simple
techniques as compared to X-Ray but Magnetic resonance imaging may
not be able to tell the difference about some process of
diseases.