This is what very helpful in showing my 15-year-old daughter how an MRI works and what she is in for this afternoon as her knee is examined. Thank you.
Just got one today on my head. The thing heated up, I had a thing over my head for better imaging, and I had to stay there for an hour. I sweated like crazy and it was the most uncumfertable experience ever. I wish the best of luck for anyone getting these scans
I needed a MRI on my neck and couldn’t go through with it. It felt like I was in a casket. I had to stop the MRI. I almost had a panic attack. I’m going to reschedule for it to be with with Valium or just to be knocked out completely which is what I prefer.
I was involved in the designing and assembly of this medical device, specifically the "wider bore" [bigger hole] to combat the claustrophobic fear/risk and to accommodate, unfortunately, but actual increased girth of humans... Was informed by the OEM [Original Equipment Manufacturer] that all that frightening noise is really unnecessary, was built in as "bells and whistles" to impress the WHO [World Health Organisation] reps. It really doesn't need this terrifying cacophony, the whoosh of the magnetic plates is all you should really hear. It is still an amazing imaging solution, so please understand I'm not in any way decrying it, it's just that the patient failure rate to complete, and even begin the whole process is extremely high.. The whole process is actually risk free, apart from aforementioned discomfort and fear..... Once again, with the noise factor, the operators don't require a noise signal as the the software programme, once initiated, will perform the required programmed function in the time scale required/allotted, got bugger all to with frightening sounds, that mean zilch to the operator but scare the bejesus out of the poor recipient... and please understand, I'm not undermining the operators, but they have an onscreen progress report that will remind them to engage and initiate/repeat as required... I worked on this technology and refused an MRI when I knew it was the original, now narrow bore.. and I spoke to these operators as well.
Your statement about the audible noise is utter nonsense. The noise is a side effect of the other necessary operations and has been part of every MRI by every manufacturer for over 30 years. There are MRI models that make less noise than others, but it is certainly not some sort of marketing feature. And the WHO does not somehow control the medical equipment market.
I went in one 25 years ago for a shoulder injury and it sucked ass, the MRI machine back then was bigger and longer tubed, i had to go in head first and when i got in all the way it was a living nightmare, so i had to make a new appointment at a later time and with the help of drugs to relax me. Not to worry now these days the machines are smaller and not as deep / long as the past, i had a MRI on my low back and it was not even a problem. So if you are still concerned or nervous take some medication to help you relax.
Yes John I'm with you on this . I had a serious car crash twenty years ago and had to have one . Luckily I was drugged up on morphine etc but I do remember it being seriously claustrophobic! I crushed my pelvis in the crash and now I'm really suffering and I'm off for another MRI on Saturday 9th May 2015 and I'm very anxious! Like you I'm hoping the scanners have come a long way and they're not as long so you don't go all the way in .
The only weird thoughts I had was I imagined lying in a casket. I kept my eyes closed most of the time and hummed. My husband does not like them because he thinks about what if a fire broke out and they just left him there and he couldn't get out?
I just had an MRI a few days ago and it went smoothly. Lying in a tube so confined made me imagine I was in a casket but I closed my eyes and relaxed. I took deep breaths and opened my eyes as little as possible. I didn't want any sedative because i was already getting it with contrast (gadolinium)...didn't want all that stuff in me at once. The first time I had an MRI they were playing music from my favorite radio station so that helped a lot. Didn't like holding my arms over my head though.
I went for my M.R.I. scan I wish I looked at videos and information first.. I have sleep apnea so waring a mask or something over my face I was use too.. I was calm, when lead into the room. I layed down on the bed with ear plugs and nurse put something over which covered my head leaving an opening on my face. I was placed in the machine feet first, my stomach touched the under seal of the machine. I had a button to stop and they removed me quickly from the machine.. I had a panic attack and I could not pursue as i was anxious.. I had a C.T. scan before where the drum rotated. I thought the M.R.I. would be the same so 20 minutes was a scary thought for me...BUT if i knew what i know now May be i would be alright... I hope this dont put you off your scan, it's just I suffer with Anxiety.
Gadolinium: paramagnetic substance meaning it slightly disturbs the magnetic field thus affecting the image. The metal is in a moelcule which and one atom gadolinium is surrounded by other molecules that allow it to bond to water and leave your body thru your urine.
I had one today and like a lot of others said it was tiny. I am very skinny but It was still only a few inches from my body. Luckily the top half of my chest up was out. You might listen to music but I ouldnt do it. About 20 minutes when he was about to do the injection I had to stop. About 5 minutes in my chest killed like someone was sitting on it and I couldnt breathe. I might be younger than the guy who did it above but I am still shaken and affected. They arent fun.
Only if you require an injection of a dye they will use to help detect certain damages or abnormalities. I had to get an MRI a week ago on my left knee and they didn't use an injection on me. If they do need to inject dye, they might numb that part first.
Honestly I was soooooo scared when I found out i was having an mri, but there was no need! I would advise you not to watch these videos too much as they do exaggerate. I cried, i was petrified but once i was in there i was absolutely fine, i came out smiling! If you are scared tell the radiographer before you go in, they'll keep talking to you in-between the separate scans. Honestly, you'll be fine!
Ella, I am happy your experience was good for you.. but my frame is a lot larger.. I had a lovely nurse, setting up was alright for me.. until I was in the machine.. I panicked.. I think for me finding this information I may have a little at ease.. so now I wait to see my G.P. as see if it can be rescheduled... kind regards.
really he enjoys golf???I enjoy a lot of things but when I had my MRI not one came to mind. My husband sat at the end of the opening of the machine, thinking he would be of some help while I sufferered through this prodcedure. Well that was a mistake all he did was agrravate me more. I have to go for another one to follow up Wonderful!!!!
Ive had one yesterday it wasnt bad at all the noise wasnt that bad I was relaxed n kinda fail asleep acctually when the noise stopped thats when I woke up n when the noise was back on I felt relaxed 45 mins went quick
idk....i kinda like it....when i was younger i used to pretend that i was in a sapceship or that i was frozen for years and they were defrosting me to relax my self...to a point where the doctor that was incharge of me would play along......lool
I had an MRI this morning I'm pretty claustrophobic and it sure showed today lol. I had to get out twice cause I felt the need to move cause I started panicking. So the second time I told the lady sorry I couldn't do it, so she said that we could reschedule then so that I can get sedated. thinking about it I said eff I'm here I'm not trying to come back, let's do it. So I did it and at times I did kind of panic in there but I just tried to think of other things..
Be under no illusion, it gets pretty loud, but the machine itself is very safe, don't worry about this. The knocking sound is when they start the pulsing sequence to acquire the image, Try to relax and think about the fact that MRI is now a very safe, non-invasive and mature technology
Assuming 15 is as loud as being at a rock concert, I'd say an MRI would be about 11 or 12. It's just a little bit louder than being in an airplane when it's taking off. I just had an MRI of my brain done today. If you are claustrophobic, you can ask your doctor for a sedative to be taken 15-20 minutes before the exam.
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sorry to say thay are very scary i went about a month ago got so scared they let me out right away my family doctor gave me Lorazepam 2mg then the lady said i did not look satiated enough so she told me to take another half a pill so that 3mg altogether. anyway the second time they also gave me a mirror that you can see the booth where the tech is that really helped too . i would ask for the mirror trust me its good and some Lorazepam or somethin really helped me.
@Unkn0wnGrunt: Close. You're right that they don't have a neutron, but a hydrogen atom has an electron which let's it bond to other atoms. If you remove the electron then you have a proton. If you add an electron to a proton then you have a hydrogen atom.
I ask for head phones,requested classical music to get through it, I'm very closet Phobic , So I could not open my eyes at all, Had anxiety but the music did help.
Very bad if you're clclaustrophobic. They give you music to relax you but depending on youre level of anxiety let them know you're claustrophobic. There understanding to. Someone will like me stand there and rub youre legs to calm you and let you know youre not alone . It also helps to do some calming and breathing exercises.
Is MRI good for discovering ulcerations in intestine? I really would hate to discover that I threw out lots of money for something that cannot tell me if I have cancer, ulcer or something similar that causes pain.
My grandmother had the MRI scan. Now the result shows she has a little bit of a stroke in her brain. Is it serious? Or should she wait until it gets worse?
Operating MRI scanners, I must say that while this video is somewhat informative it seems to skip the parts that shock most patients: The scanner feels very, very, tight and the ceiling is close to your face. And the example of the noise is misinformative because it is actually a sample of what it sounds like when the scanner is QUIET. Depending on the machine the sound level easily reaches 90dB and beyond! So please consult your physician before having the scan if you are claustrophobic.
im getting my mri tomorow but my doctor is useless so she wont be phoning me :( last time i saw her i had panic attack with stress. couldnt do anything but sleep. guess what? she told me to go back straight back to work. that really sucks especially since i have had history of long term stress problems. Anyone know what i should do when my doctor is putting my health at risk?
Hi, I'm looking for a Dr. to do the same thing as well. I'm specifically looking for a Specialist to Dx or rule out Arachnoiditis. I know there's a "Well known Arachnoiditis Specialist in GA." You can either get an appointment with him. Or, you can contact him by email and setup a DX interpretation. You will need to mail your MRI Disk but can email him the rest of the information he requires. I'm sure there's a charge for this service, I just have no idea how much it would be? However, I believe I'm going to contact him and find out exactly how it works.
I am very afraid of the MRI because the walls come all the way down close to your face when it starts making the knocking sound and I have a metal battery so I can't get in the machine at all
i have one in 6 hours.. i wish these videos were more reassuring.. im terrified and thinking about loud noises comming from a machine im inside of wont help
like 1:30, they first assume that the audience wouldn't know what a proton is, then immediately assume the audience would know what percentage of the body is water! Are they talking to the scientifically literate or the scientifically illiterate, make up your minds and stick to one! "... called a 'proton'. As you know, the body is 75% water..."
This is what very helpful in showing my 15-year-old daughter how an MRI works and what she is in for this afternoon as her knee is examined. Thank you.
@3:12 The technician must be thinking "we're gonna need a bigger MRI..."
Just got one today on my head. The thing heated up, I had a thing over my head for better imaging, and I had to stay there for an hour. I sweated like crazy and it was the most uncumfertable experience ever. I wish the best of luck for anyone getting these scans
I needed a MRI on my neck and couldn’t go through with it. It felt like I was in a casket. I had to stop the MRI. I almost had a panic attack. I’m going to reschedule for it to be with with Valium or just to be knocked out completely which is what I prefer.
That made me alot less nervous! Thank You!
9 years long time who knows where are you now i came because i have Mri
Many thanks. Having one tomorrow, so now I know what to expect.
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You will know if your getting an image taken IF THE MRI MACHINE STARTS MAKING YOU DEAF, not the knocking sound...
Just got home from an mri. Took about 40 minutes, and although im a bit clausterfobic it wasnt that hard of a challenge! Amazing machine
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Thanx I'm having one in a week my first time and this vid made me a lot less worried about it. Thanx!!
Fell asleep during my last one.
I'm going for an MRI Monday ... This really helped a lot thanks
video is very informative
Thank you this helped me so much:)
wow im not going to have an MRI scan but this was very informative thanks for the upload
nice clear video!
wow that stir images are awesome.
Thank you very much for that info
thanks for sharing this video ,a got lot of info
I was involved in the designing and assembly of this medical device, specifically the "wider bore" [bigger hole] to combat the claustrophobic fear/risk and to accommodate, unfortunately, but actual increased girth of humans... Was informed by the OEM [Original Equipment Manufacturer] that all that frightening noise is really unnecessary, was built in as "bells and whistles" to impress the WHO [World Health Organisation] reps. It really doesn't need this terrifying cacophony, the whoosh of the magnetic plates is all you should really hear. It is still an amazing imaging solution, so please understand I'm not in any way decrying it, it's just that the patient failure rate to complete, and even begin the whole process is extremely high.. The whole process is actually risk free, apart from aforementioned discomfort and fear..... Once again, with the noise factor, the operators don't require a noise signal as the the software programme, once initiated, will perform the required programmed function in the time scale required/allotted, got bugger all to with frightening sounds, that mean zilch to the operator but scare the bejesus out of the poor recipient... and please understand, I'm not undermining the operators, but they have an onscreen progress report that will remind them to engage and initiate/repeat as required... I worked on this technology and refused an MRI when I knew it was the original, now narrow bore.. and I spoke to these operators as well.
Your statement about the audible noise is utter nonsense. The noise is a side effect of the other necessary operations and has been part of every MRI by every manufacturer for over 30 years. There are MRI models that make less noise than others, but it is certainly not some sort of marketing feature. And the WHO does not somehow control the medical equipment market.
@ELITEIMAGING
Mine was 40 minutes. They can be really long and they're uncomfortable
I'm getting one tomorrow. I'm a little nervous, but this has helped =]
Thank you so much for sharing :-)
Nice video.. I liked it... ;)
this is the mother of all DUBSTEP
They are working on a type of MRI that only takes 5-10 min... Can't wait!!!
I got 1 today and it makes noise. It is very loud and painless. 100x better than x-rays.
i hAVE BEEN THROUGH IT AND ITS AWESOME EXPERIENCE :D
That loud noise was annoying too! And I went in feet first so I could look over my head and see out a little.
i used this video to calm me before my mri scan of my head
good information
good video
I went in one 25 years ago for a shoulder injury and it sucked ass, the MRI machine back then was bigger and longer tubed, i had to go in head first and when i got in all the way it was a living nightmare, so i had to make a new appointment at a later time and with the help of drugs to relax me. Not to worry now these days the machines are smaller and not as deep / long as the past, i had a MRI on my low back and it was not even a problem. So if you are still concerned or nervous take some medication to help you relax.
Yes John I'm with you on this . I had a serious car crash twenty years ago and had to have one . Luckily I was drugged up on morphine etc but I do remember it being seriously claustrophobic! I crushed my pelvis in the crash and now I'm really suffering and I'm off for another MRI on Saturday 9th May 2015 and I'm very anxious! Like you I'm hoping the scanners have come a long way and they're not as long so you don't go all the way in .
That is a bad thing to happen to you hope you get better some day.
John Smith im going for one on my lower back on friday.. how far do you have to go in? im quite nervous
You should only go in half way i do believe for a low back but it depends on the MRI tech you can call them and check in in that
Ill be okay. Nerves just getting the better of me.. 25 and taking my mum in lol
I just had an MRI today and I'm totally fascinated by it. The noise it makes is very weird. This video is very interesting!
I just had a MRI last thursday and it came back Normal today, so thats good news.
If I'm just getting my ankles and knees do the still put me in all the way ? I get 2 this week .. And it kinda freaks me out going in one never been
The only weird thoughts I had was I imagined lying in a casket. I kept my eyes closed most of the time and hummed. My husband does not like them because he thinks about what if a fire broke out and they just left him there and he couldn't get out?
I just had an MRI a few days ago and it went smoothly. Lying in a tube so confined made me imagine I was in a casket but I closed my eyes and relaxed. I took deep breaths and opened my eyes as little as possible. I didn't want any sedative because i was already getting it with contrast (gadolinium)...didn't want all that stuff in me at once. The first time I had an MRI they were playing music from my favorite radio station so that helped a lot. Didn't like holding my arms over my head though.
very informative video, in fact, all MRI videos are mostly informative!
Like dis heer comment!
ganna do it in a few hours.
@shannonmmartin123 thats good :D yeah the tube parts a little uncomfortable but for the most part not bad. glad to know you are okay tho :)
Is the dye isotopically enhanced? If so, with what state of what element? Thanks
I went for my M.R.I. scan I wish I looked at videos and information first.. I have sleep apnea so waring a mask or something over my face I was use too.. I was calm, when lead into the room. I layed down on the bed with ear plugs and nurse put something over which covered my head leaving an opening on my face. I was placed in the machine feet first, my stomach touched the under seal of the machine. I had a button to stop and they removed me quickly from the machine.. I had a panic attack and I could not pursue as i was anxious.. I had a C.T. scan before where the drum rotated. I thought the M.R.I. would be the same so 20 minutes was a scary thought for me...BUT if i knew what i know now May be i would be alright... I hope this dont put you off your scan, it's just I suffer with Anxiety.
Gadolinium: paramagnetic substance meaning it slightly disturbs the magnetic field thus affecting the image.
The metal is in a moelcule which and one atom gadolinium is surrounded by other molecules that allow it to bond to water and leave your body thru your urine.
How do you cope with the noise? Even with headphones, the noise from an MRI machine must be deafening.
I had ear plugs and headphones and it still didn’t help. Noisy machine :)
I had one today and like a lot of others said it was tiny. I am very skinny but It was still only a few inches from my body. Luckily the top half of my chest up was out. You might listen to music but I ouldnt do it. About 20 minutes when he was about to do the injection I had to stop. About 5 minutes in my chest killed like someone was sitting on it and I couldnt breathe. I might be younger than the guy who did it above but I am still shaken and affected. They arent fun.
I almost slept today during my MRI scan!
Only if you require an injection of a dye they will use to help detect certain damages or abnormalities. I had to get an MRI a week ago on my left knee and they didn't use an injection on me. If they do need to inject dye, they might numb that part first.
Honestly I was soooooo scared when I found out i was having an mri, but there was no need! I would advise you not to watch these videos too much as they do exaggerate. I cried, i was petrified but once i was in there i was absolutely fine, i came out smiling! If you are scared tell the radiographer before you go in, they'll keep talking to you in-between the separate scans. Honestly, you'll be fine!
Ella, I am happy your experience was good for you.. but my frame is a lot larger.. I had a lovely nurse, setting up was alright for me.. until I was in the machine.. I panicked.. I think for me finding this information I may have a little at ease.. so now I wait to see my G.P. as see if it can be rescheduled... kind regards.
really he enjoys golf???I enjoy a lot of things but when I had my MRI not one came to mind. My husband sat at the end of the opening of the machine, thinking he would be of some help while I sufferered through this prodcedure. Well that was a mistake all he did was agrravate me more. I have to go for another one to follow up Wonderful!!!!
Ive had one yesterday it wasnt bad at all the noise wasnt that bad I was relaxed n kinda fail asleep acctually when the noise stopped thats when I woke up n when the noise was back on I felt relaxed 45 mins went quick
Im getting on this friday
I just had an MRI done today. It's actually not that bad to he honest, yeah a little noisy but not bad at all. :)
idk....i kinda like it....when i was younger i used to pretend that i was in a sapceship or that i was frozen for years and they were defrosting me to relax my self...to a point where the doctor that was incharge of me would play along......lool
Just had one done.
I had an MRI this morning I'm pretty claustrophobic and it sure showed today lol. I had to get out twice cause I felt the need to move cause I started panicking. So the second time I told the lady sorry I couldn't do it, so she said that we could reschedule then so that I can get sedated. thinking about it I said eff I'm here I'm not trying to come back, let's do it. So I did it and at times I did kind of panic in there but I just tried to think of other things..
can someone tell me why there must be a magnetic field around the nuclei before being able to use the radio waves
Be under no illusion, it gets pretty loud, but the machine itself is very safe, don't worry about this. The knocking sound is when they start the pulsing sequence to acquire the image, Try to relax and think about the fact that MRI is now a very safe, non-invasive and mature technology
I feel ya I have one Wednesday
Assuming 15 is as loud as being at a rock concert, I'd say an MRI would be about 11 or 12. It's just a little bit louder than being in an airplane when it's taking off. I just had an MRI of my brain done today. If you are claustrophobic, you can ask your doctor for a sedative to be taken 15-20 minutes before the exam.
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Going tomorrow and I was scared, I have to look at videos for me to get some sleep😂😂
For your self?
sorry to say thay are very scary i went about a month ago got so scared they let me out right away my family doctor gave me Lorazepam 2mg then the lady said i did not look satiated enough so she told me to take another half a pill so that 3mg altogether. anyway the second time they also gave me a mirror that you can see the booth where the tech is that really helped too . i would ask for the mirror trust me its good and some Lorazepam or somethin really helped me.
So what is that swooshing noise when the MRI is at rest? I thought it sounded cool when I had mine done.
man i have to get one of these tomorrow at 4.. thanks for posting this video .. bad thing is.. im not sure how still ill be lol
I got an mri scan on my brain tomorrow morning. Dunno what to expect, worried I'll get claustrauphobic (not sure of spelling)
@Unkn0wnGrunt:
Close. You're right that they don't have a neutron, but a hydrogen atom has an electron which let's it bond to other atoms. If you remove the electron then you have a proton. If you add an electron to a proton then you have a hydrogen atom.
Its pretty damm comfortable, you start to forget about the sledgehammer pretty fast
I ask for head phones,requested classical music to get through it, I'm very closet Phobic , So I could not open my eyes at all, Had anxiety but the music did help.
I gotta have an MRI soon and im really claustrophobic! Are they bad? Honestly?
Very bad if you're clclaustrophobic. They give you music to relax you but depending on youre level of anxiety let them know you're claustrophobic. There understanding to. Someone will like me stand there and rub youre legs to calm you and let you know youre not alone . It also helps to do some calming and breathing exercises.
Is MRI good for discovering ulcerations in intestine?
I really would hate to discover that I threw out lots of money for something that cannot tell me if I have cancer, ulcer or something similar that causes pain.
omg my friend and i was just talking about that! loooool
I actually did fall asleep during my 2nd MRI
I had an mri done was a little nervous teminded me of avatar the movie .was praying ,relaxing i hate those mri,s the nurse daid i did good
no they had like a stero to put your ipod in and they give you headphones.
I need to have one of these but I am to scared. Hate being inside a tube
My kid just had a brain MRI. Did a great job and now he keeps singing the 'music' Now I'm anxious to find out what the problem is
11 years ☹️
getting my mri done 2 days from now. urgg i have 2 sessions to do, both an hour long :(
My grandmother had the MRI scan. Now the result shows she has a little bit of a stroke in her brain. Is it serious? Or should she wait until it gets worse?
Operating MRI scanners, I must say that while this video is somewhat informative it seems to skip the parts that shock most patients: The scanner feels very, very, tight and the ceiling is close to your face. And the example of the noise is misinformative because it is actually a sample of what it sounds like when the scanner is QUIET. Depending on the machine the sound level easily reaches 90dB and beyond! So please consult your physician before having the scan if you are claustrophobic.
@shannonmmartin123 Don't be scared! It's nothing to worry about. :)
im getting my mri tomorow but my doctor is useless so she wont be phoning me :(
last time i saw her i had panic attack with stress. couldnt do anything but sleep. guess what? she told me to go back straight back to work.
that really sucks especially since i have had history of long term stress problems. Anyone know what i should do when my doctor is putting my health at risk?
'ahhhhm doin gooooood'
Yes
Would anyone know an independent neurologist to evaluate an MRI scanset that was taken weeks ago?
Hi, I'm looking for a Dr. to do the same thing as well. I'm specifically looking for a Specialist to Dx or rule out Arachnoiditis. I know there's a "Well known Arachnoiditis Specialist in GA." You can either get an appointment with him. Or, you can contact him by email and setup a DX interpretation. You will need to mail your MRI Disk but can email him the rest of the information he requires. I'm sure there's a charge for this service, I just have no idea how much it would be? However, I believe I'm going to contact him and find out exactly how it works.
im getting my first MRI tomorrow
I couldnt do it, but having another go fully sedated...I am not going to fail this time
How did it go for u sedated?
It wasn't too bad. My mri tech gave me headphones hooked up to pandora and I got to listen to music
omg same, i was like 'da fuq? Am I being cooked?...'
I am very afraid of the MRI because the walls come all the way down close to your face when it starts making the knocking sound and I have a metal battery so I can't get in the machine at all
Went for a MRI and I was trapped inside because the power went out . Felt like I was never gonna get out .
lucky Tech, Siemens are easy to use.
@xxAlesanxx a medical doctor can't help; they don't study the 'back'. See a doctor that specialises in the back/spine
Got to get a MRI after suffering a seizure a week ago
@JASMiNE7071 it will be hard to sleep when it sounds like someone is smashing a jack hammer in the MRi
i have one in 6 hours.. i wish these videos were more reassuring.. im terrified and thinking about loud noises comming from a machine im inside of wont help
i have to have an mri today am rly freaked out
I have to get a mri
It will still your soul
getting mine tomarrow morning -_-
like 1:30, they first assume that the audience wouldn't know what a proton is, then immediately assume the audience would know what percentage of the body is water! Are they talking to the scientifically literate or the scientifically illiterate, make up your minds and stick to one!
"... called a 'proton'. As you know, the body is 75% water..."