Many people in the modern world suffer from overweight problems. However, people with great weight, too, and even more, are exposed to various diseases. They also need to undertake various studies, diagnostics and procedures. However, it is often harder for people with extra weight to diagnose.
MRI for people with high weight
The ranges for the MLT have limitations by weight, size and volume. Most tomatographers can hold a maximum of 150, rarely up to 200 kilograms. However, in spite of this, closed tomatographers have height and width restrictions, usually up to 80 centimeters. For this reason, the MRI for people with extra weight is conducted in open tomography.
The cameras are open and closed. The closed tomography is made as a tunnel within which the table is moved, while the open tomography consists of the surface and two magnetic launches that are normally located in the upper and lower parts of the machine. Of course, it would be preferable to make an MRI in closed tomography because the image is more qualitative, but open machines can carry out research on patients with extra weight, people with a fear of privacy and children. The characteristics of the machine allow parents to be around and calm the child.
In our work, we use the latest technology, which has many individual lines. The possibility of a procedure must necessarily be discussed with your attending physician, all matters are handled on an individual basis. Our specialists will make you as comfortable as possible during the procedure.
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