Sport Specific MRI. The symptoms of the majority, if not all sports injuries are experienced when upright, and weight-bearing

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Sport Specific MRI The symptoms of the majority, if not all sports injuries are experienced when upright, and weight-bearing A complete, accurate MRI assessment can only be made when in the position of maximal pain or discomfort This is NOT possible lying down in a MRI scanner but is easily assessed when weight-bearing or in the position of maximal discomfort in our truly open Upright MRI Scanner

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Medserena Upright MRI - Review The Ultimate in truly open weight-bearing MRI Unique Patient Positioning System Translate, Rotate, Elevate Positional Imaging Flexion, Extension, Lateral Bending, Rotation Standing, Sitting, Upright, Weight-bearing Scan patients in the position that generates pain Patient positioning plays a critical role in detecting otherwise occult pathology