MRIs, better known as Magnetic Resonance Imaging, can help diagnose many conditions in the spine. It helps NYSI keep its message of treating patients as comfortably as possible, and is safe and noninvasive. The radiologist is able to analyze images through the digital radiology department for soft tissue and bone anatomy. State-of-the-art-diagnostics helps our team provide care that’s individualized for you.
Our Great River patients are in luck, as the NYSI offers a high field short bore 1.5T MRI system and Digital Radiography (DX) x-rays.
This advanced MRI system can help support a wide range of clinical applications, providing images of the spine, brain, abdomen, pelvis, shoulder, knee, hip, elbow, wrist, hand, ankle and foot.*
Our brand new GE 1.5T system provides detailed pictures of anatomy and pathology in the highest quality possible to make sure patients know if they have a musculoskeletal disorder.
MRIs are much better than the average diagnostic imaging tool. Not only is it safer and much less invasive than its counterparts, but help evaluate many different parts of the body to figure out if there are diseases that may not be visible through x-ray, ultrasound or CT scans (Computed Tomography).*
We strive to make the patient feel as welcomed and comforted as possible, with your choice of music, earplugs and sleeping mask to help you unwind and make the process less scary.
Because this facility also has a digital radiology department, the images captured by the device are digitized so you can be diagnosed through your bones and some soft tissue anatomy being analyzed. For proper scoliosis assessment, we also provide Long Length Imaging (LLI).
*The effectiveness of diagnosis and treatment will vary by patient and condition. New York Spine Institute does not guarantee certain results.
*The effectiveness of diagnosis and treatment will vary by patient and condition. New York Spine Institute does not guarantee certain results.