MRI in Dallas, TX

At Southwest Diagnostic Imaging Center, we specialize in providing high-quality MRI in Dallas with a commitment to accuracy, comfort, and compassionate care. Our experienced team includes certified radiologic technologists and board-certified radiologists who are dedicated to delivering the most advanced medical imaging services available.

Whether your physician ordered an MRI for a specific health concern or you need a second opinion, our Dallas imaging center ensures precise results in a timely manner.

What is an MRI?

MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) uses a powerful magnetic field and radiofrequency pulses to generate detailed diagnostic images of internal organs and tissues. At our state-of-the-art facility, we use advanced MRI technology to diagnose a wide range of conditions, including:

• MRI for Cancer
• MRI for Liver Disease
• Heart and vascular disease
• Stroke
• Joint and musculoskeletal disorders

MRI can visualize areas that may not be as easily seen with other imaging methods, making it a vital tool in modern diagnostics. Our expert technicians are highly trained to perform thorough and accurate MRI scans in Dallas, helping your physician make informed treatment decisions.

Learn More About the Different Types of MRI Exams

Why Are MRIs Done?

MRI is a noninvasive and highly accurate imaging method that helps physicians assess organs, tissues, and skeletal systems. It plays a key role in diagnosing conditions without using radiation, which makes it a preferred imaging option for many.

How to prepare for your MRI at SWDIC

Depending on the number of images required, your MRI exam may take between 20 to 45 minutes. More complex studies may take longer. Here’s what you can expect at Southwest Diagnostic Imaging Center:

• You’ll lie comfortably on a sliding table for the scan.
• You’ll remain in contact with our technologist at all times via intercom.
• A friend or family member may accompany you in some cases.
• You’ll be asked to stay still during image capturing, but brief movement is allowed between sequences.
• A contrast dye may be used to improve image clarity, administered through an IV.

Tip: Download our MRI preparation instructions to learn more before your visit.

What to expect during an MRI

• MRI is a completely painless procedure.
• If you’re claustrophobic, we offer open bore MRI scanners for added comfort. Sedation options are also available with advance notice.
• Expect to hear tapping or thumping noises—earplugs or music will be provided.
• A contrast injection may cause minor discomfort or a cool sensation.

MRI/MRA Scan Hours

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