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Choosing Between CT and MRI
Need Not Cause Headaches
Philip Saba, MD
1 hr 4 minutes
In the United States alone, it’s estimated that nearly 46 million Americans have some form of arthritis. Unfortunately, the likelihood of developing this chronic condition increases with age. Imaging technologies, particularly MRI, can play an important role not only in diagnosing arthritis, but in assisting with monitoring treatments and pain-relieving therapies. Learn more…
Knee pain can keep you from activities you enjoy. Dr. William Vanarthos explains how a knee MRI offers the best method for determining if the soft tissues or bone have been compromised. Learn more…
From baseball pitching to carrying little kids to lifting overhead, the shoulder gets quite the workout. Dr. Rusty Wilson shares why It’s important to take care of this joint – especially if it’s been injured. Learn more…
Hip pain can stem from many causes including problems with a patient’s bony structures as well as in their soft tissues. A correct diagnosis is critical to ensuring that the best possible treatment plan is chosen. Wake Radiology’s Dr. Nik Wasudev explains the benefits of a hip MRI and how it can help determine the cause of pain. Learn more…
G. Glenn Coates, MS, MD • Many patients express anxiety over the thought of having an MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) examination. When their physician recommends the examination, they say “No way! I can’t get into that MRI TUBE!” Learn more…
January 12, 2010 – Wake Radiology has opened a fixed MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) in Cary at the practice’s Ashville Avenue campus. Learn more…