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  What are MRIs? An MRI uses a powerful magnetic field, radio waves, and a computer to produce detailed images of your body. The strongest and largest magnet is found in an MRI exam room. The MRIs are most popular for their ability to take images of the brain and spinal cord without using x-rays (which could be harmful). However, MRIs can help diagnose many conditions involving almost any organ system. The MRI machine creates a magnetic force field around the area you’re being scanned which allows it to pick up on the tissue and fluids in your body. Radio waves are transmitted from the MRI machine to a receiver in the device which is translated into an image of the body that can be used to diagnose issues. This magnetic force field stops anything metallic from entering the machine, including jewellery. MRI is typically used for: ·         joints ·         brain ·         wrists ·         ankles ·         breasts ·         heart ·         blood vessels What is C

Arth Diagnostic is a Complete Diagnostic Centre in Udaipur. It’s the one-stop solution for all your Health Care Needs. Our mission is to provide safe, affordable, and efficient diagnostics services to patients with the highest level of quality possible. As new healthcare technologies emerge, Arth Diagnostic is at the forefront of science to provide you with up-to-date news and information on the latest technology available today. We are on a mission to provide diagnostic services through the latest High-end, state-of-the-art technologies at reasonable cost to patients and enhance their quality of life. Our wide range of facilities includes MRI center in Udaipur , ultrasonography, ECG, X-ray, 4d color doppler ultrasound Udaipur , 3d anomaly scan Udaipur and many more. We are equipped with highly skilled staff and advanced devices & technologies for accurate Test Results. We are renowned throughout Udaipur for providing the best services and products at economical prices to re

Ultrasound is one of the most important diagnostic imaging techniques in diagnostic medicine. It has multiple applications, such as evaluation of the heart, kidneys, gallbladder, thyroid, breast, and ovaries. Ultrasound is also used to visualize blood vessels and organs to guide interventional procedures and to evaluate blood flow through vessels. An ultrasound is a noninvasive and painless imaging technique that uses reflected high-frequency sound waves to produce pictures of structures in the body. Ultrasound is a useful tool today to evaluate uterine, ovarian and cervical lesions or masses. Ultrasound waves are produced in the examining room by a machine known as a transducer that works in the same way as a sonar, sending out high frequency sound waves which bounce off tissues and structures within the patient's body and then reflect back to the transducer where it is converted into electrical signals that can be interpreted by an ultrasound technician or radiologist reading t