About MRI MRI FAQ Preparing for an MRI Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) uses radio waves and a strong magnetic field to provide detailed pictures of internal organs and tissues. Using specialized equipment, MRI generates high resolution images that have the ability to identify many diseases in the brain, spine, musculoskeletal system and abdominal and pelvic organs. MRI is the most advanced diagnostic imaging tool in the evaluation of many medical conditions. MRI Exams: MR Angiography MR Cholangiopancreatography MR Spectroscopy Open MRI Diffusion and Perfusion Imaging MRI Brain MRI Cardiac MRI Spine MRI Abdomen / Pelvis MRI Breast MRI of the Joints State-of-the-art technology allows University MRI to perform advanced MRI applications. Real-time functional MRI allows the physician to view the brain as it is performing motor, visual, auditory and cognitive functions. This technology, used in brain activation studies, is available in South Florida only at University MRI. University MRI also has an Open MRI. The General Electric Medical Systems Signa Profile/Open MRI is a patient friendly system that helps eliminate patient anxiety and claustrophobia while preserving diagnostic quality. © 2004 University MRI