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It uses electromagnetic energy rather than ionizing radiation or any kind of radioactive material. MRI provides physicians with a powerful tool to examine virtually any structure in your body, including bones, muscles, connective tissue, and organs. Our MRI scanner is specially designed to significantly decrease the problem of claustrophobia. Do not hesitate to discuss this issue with us prior to the examination.Please follow instructions below. Proper preparation is important for a good examination and your personal comfort. Please bring your referral form, photo ID, medical insurance, and a completelist of all current medications with you at the time of your examination.  \nAll MRI Scans  \nn Metallic surgical implants and accidentally implanted metallic objects can interfere with magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). Some can actually be hazardous to your safety during the examination. If you have any of the following items or conditions, please contact RMI before scheduling:  \nDefibrillator / Pacemaker  \nDentures (need to remove prior to exam)  \nElectrodes  \nHearing Aids (need to remove prior to exam)  \nRenal Transplant / Renal Failure  \nCarotid Clips  \nBrain Aneurysm Clips or Coils  \nArtificial heart  \nProsthesis (need to remove prior to exam)  \nInsulin Pump (need to remove prior to exam)  \nAortic Clip  \nNeurostimulator  \nShunts  \nLoop Recorder / Cardiac Monitor  \nCochlear Implant / Stapes Implant  \nAre or suspect you may be pregnant  \nHave any history of metal in your eyes or have had brain, eye, ear, or open-heart surgery.  \nn Dress comfortably. Sweat suits are recommended, as are sports bras for women. You should arrive for your examination with as little metal on you as possible. Any implants or prostheses should be approved prior to the exam. Please leave jewelry and other valuables at home. Body piercings should be removed prior to the examination.  \nMRE (Magnetic Resonance Enterography)  \nn Nothing to eat or drink 8 hours prior to your exam time.  \nn If diabetic, please take your diabetic medications in the morning of the exam with a small sip of water. Check your blood sugar levels prior to arriving for your exam. If your blood sugar level is above 200, please call our office to reschedule the exam to another day due to the use of Glucagon(sugar) during exam. Please bring your diabetic medications with you to your appointment.  \nn Arrive to your appointment 90 minutes prior to table time.  \nMRI Abdomen  \nn Nothing to eat or drink 4 hours prior to your exam time.  \nMRCP  \n[rmipc.net](rmipc.net)[ ](rmipc.net)810.732.1919  \nn Nothing to eat or drink 6 hours prior to your exam time.","cbCaioPalNnxNHlW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaioPalNnxNHlW","pdf",71603,"English","# Patient Preparation for MRI\n## General Preparation\n## All MRI Scans: Safety and Metal-Related Conditions\n## Attire and Personal Items\n## MRE (Magnetic Resonance Enterography)\n## MRI Abdomen\n## MRCP","[{\"question\":\"What should I bring to my MRI appointment?\",\"answer\":\"Bring your referral form, photo ID, medical insurance, and a complete list of all current medications at the time of your examination.\"},{\"question\":\"Which items or conditions may require contacting the clinic before scheduling an MRI?\",\"answer\":\"Contact the clinic if you have or suspect a defibrillator/pacemaker, dentures, electrodes, hearing aids, renal transplant or renal failure, carotid clips, aneurysm clips or coils, artificial heart, prosthesis, insulin pump, aortic clip, neurostimulator, shunts, loop recorder/cardiac monitor, cochlear implant/stapes implant, are or may be pregnant, or any history of metal in your eyes or prior brain/eye/ear/open-heart surgery.\"},{\"question\":\"How should I prepare for fasting and diabetes medications for MRE?\",\"answer\":\"For MRE, do not eat or drink for 8 hours before your exam. 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