Imaging Provided:
Neuro
MSK
Angio
Body
Table Weight Limit:
550lbs
Imaging Provided:
Neuro
MSK
Angio
Body
Table Weight Limit:
450lbs
Imaging Provided:
Neuro
MSK
Body
Table Weight Limit:
350lbs
Studies Provided:
EMG
NCS
EDX
Table Weight Limit:
400lbs
MRI creates detailed pictures of areas inside the body but it uses radio waves and a powerful magnet to generate the pictures. The patient lies on a table that slides into a wide short bore. These images are collected and could show the difference between normal and disease tissue as well as any abnormalities.
A CT scan uses X-rays to create detailed pictures of organs, bones, and other tissues. The person lies on a table that moves through a scanning ring, which looks like a large donut. The data collected is assembled into 3 dimensional images that can reveal abnormalities in both bone and soft tissue.
X-ray imaging creates pictures of the inside of your body. The images show the parts of your body in different shades of black and white. X-rays are commonly used to check for fractures, pneumonia, foreign objects, and arthritis.
Nerve Conduction:Nerves control your muscles and allow you to move and feel sensations. Your brain sends signals through your nerves to make muscles work and carry messages such as feeling (hot, cold, smooth, etc.). When your nerves are healthy, they carry the signals quickly and efficiently. If there is pressure on a nerve or when a nerve is sick or injured, the signals travel slower and with less power. A Nerve Conduction Study tells us how well your nerve signals travel. The tests can locate where there is pressure on the nerve and determine how severe it may be.
Electromyography: Nerves control muscles. When the muscle contracts, it generates tiny electrical charges. When there is a problem with your nerves or muscles, changes occur in the physiology, or the way they function, and the electrical charges generated by the muscle are altered. The EMG test provides important information about how muscle is functioning that otherwise could not be detected. EMG requires the insertion of a thin pin (about the size of an acupuncture needle) to ‘record’ the muscle’s electrical activity
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