Patients with pacemakers and defibrillators can also be examined in the magnetic resonance imaging scanner (MRI) according to the latest scientific guidelines. This has closed a diagnostic gap. All MRI examinations (head, spine, joints, organs, arteries, etc.) can be carried out.
In magnetic resonance imaging or magnetic resonance tomography, magnetic fields and radio waves act on the atoms in the body during the examination. The latter send out signals which are measured and evaluated by the highly sensitive equipment. The results are very precise cross-sectional views of the human body, which…
Whether computed tomography or magnetic resonance imaging: We offer you a wide range of radiological examination and diagnostic tools. On the following pages you will learn what the individual procedures offer and where they are used, how the examinations are carried out and how best to prepare yourself for them.…
