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Ct scan help needed
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hoosierdoc
Freed prisoner
no, CT is xray, MRI is a magnet but even fusion hardware should be fine for that. If the metal is in the field they are looking at you can get some artifact and degrade the images a bit. You'll be fine.
the problems are really old aneurysm clips, like decades old. most pacemakers, spine stimulators, pain pumps, etc.
the problems are really old aneurysm clips, like decades old. most pacemakers, spine stimulators, pain pumps, etc.
a.bentonab
Expert
You are good to go
They will always ask you first and I was nervous the first time I had a mri after surgery
I have plates and screws in my neck 5-6-7. Just had an mri the other day and no worries. Mine are titanium and this was the 2nd mri I’ve had since The spinal fusion I had about 7 years ago.
I just found out that I have another herniated disk at 4/5 and a bone spur also pushing on my spinal cord Hopefully your scan comes back with good news
I have plates and screws in my neck 5-6-7. Just had an mri the other day and no worries. Mine are titanium and this was the 2nd mri I’ve had since The spinal fusion I had about 7 years ago.
I just found out that I have another herniated disk at 4/5 and a bone spur also pushing on my spinal cord Hopefully your scan comes back with good news
