An MRI technologist will conduct the procedure. The technologist is a highly trained specialist who works under close supervision of the Radiologist to assure accurate results from your examination. Magnetism can affect these items and also be affected by them. The technologist positions you on the examination table. You are gently secured to prevent the slightest movement during the exam.
Movement can blur the image, thus, making it necessary to repeat the scan.
It outlines specific vessels and organs for a better picture. The medium is eliminated a few hours to a few days after the procedure. The examination table is then moved into a small, air-conditioned MRI chamber in full view of the technologist. You're even able to communicate via two-way microphones. You won't feel a thing.