The open design reduces feelings of confinement, promoting a more comfortable experience for individuals of all ages.

Ideal for patients who may struggle with traditional MRI machines, including those with claustrophobia or larger body sizes.

Open System MRIs accommodate various imaging needs, from neurological scans to musculoskeletal evaluations, providing comprehensive diagnostic capabilities.

Especially advantageous for pediatric patients, as the open design can help alleviate anxiety in children during the imaging process.

Despite the open configuration, Open System MRIs maintain high-quality imaging, ensuring accurate diagnostic results.

Remove all metal objects, including jewelry, piercings, and clothing with metal fasteners, as these can interfere with the magnetic field.

Disclose any medical conditions, prior surgeries, or the presence of metal implants, as certain conditions may require special considerations.

Inform the healthcare provider if there is a possibility of pregnancy, as some MRI scans may not be recommended during early pregnancy.

Provide information about any allergies or medications, including contrast agents, to prevent adverse reactions during the procedure.

If applicable, discuss any concerns about claustrophobia or anxiety with the healthcare team, as they can offer solutions or alternatives.