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CT Scan Safety for Patients with Implants
“Umm… I’ve got a metal implant in my leg. Can I still get a CT scan safely?”
“Ahh… I had a stent placed after my heart procedure. Will that be a problem?”
“Okay, but… is it safe to scan someone who has screws or a pacemaker?”
How Our Centre Prepares for CT Scans with Cardiac Devices
At Sikund Diagnostic Centre, preparing for a CT scan is not just a medical procedure; it’s a journey we take with each patient, one step at a time. For those with cardiac devices like pacemakers, stents, or defibrillators, that journey requires extra care, custom planning, and above all, confidence.
How Sedation Helps Claustrophobic Patients During MRI or CT Scans
“Umm… will I feel trapped inside the machine?”
“Ahh… I’m not sure I can do this without panicking.”
“Okay, but… can’t I just be put to sleep for the scan?”
Is It Safe to Get an MRI with a Pacemaker or Implant?
“Umm… I have a pacemaker. Can I still get an MRI?”
So, that’s how Rahul kicked off the chat with our front desk on a cloudy Tuesday morning. His voice was steady, but you could hear the worry in it, and honestly, that makes total sense. For a long time, folks thought that getting an MRI with a pacemaker or any kind of implant was totally off-limits.
Why Neurologists in India Recommend an MRI Scan for Migraine
“Hey, it’s just a migraine, right?” Hey, do I actually need to get an MRI? It’s a question that comes up more often than you’d expect.
Totally get it! Migraines happen a lot, particularly in young adults and women. They usually bring along stress, hormonal changes, long work hours, late nights, missed meals… and it just keeps adding up. But you know, sometimes a migraine isn’t really “just a migraine.”
Why Doctors in India Recommend MRI Over X-ray or Ultrasound in Complex Cases
“Hmm, so… I had already undergone an X-ray and ultrasound. Why did the doctor still order an MRI?”
A often asked question. And, certainly, it is a reasonable point. After all, after going through two tests, it’s normal to wonder what the third one could reveal. But here’s the thing: