Same with me.😓

@geoff sullivan you weren't by any chance at alliance healthcare were you ? if so was it nice and wide and was the noise ok ? i'm there in a few weeks

@@Win-xl7no hi ! Yes It's called the European Scanning Centre ! If you have to sit for the scan it's wide enough like sitting in a small convertible car (you can look up look forward etc) you don't feel so "entombed" so to speak. I had to lay on my right side for my scan and felt quite comfortable just knowing there was nothing above me in fact I actually sort of fell asleep and started snoring ! As for the noise they ask you if you want to listen to music or the radio (I went for LBC) and could just hear muffled voices as they give you ear plugs and earmuffs. It is still as noisy as the conventional scanner but the fact that you don't feel so cocooned more than compensates for the inconvenience of the noise. I think you'll be fine.. Hope this helps and do let me know how it goes ! 😉🤞

3 minutes ! I bailed out after 5 seconds ! 😆

Genoa

I too, am in Los Angeles and would love to find one here.

www.asgsuperconductors.com/progetto/mropen-in-the-world There are several in the US

I am wondering if you still have to wear a coil over your face. I hate that

That particular one is in London Harley Street (European Scanning Centre) I was in there yesterday so much better.

@@geoffsullivan4063 Well….since I live in the states, I guess I’ll just have to go without the MRI LOL

@@AdrienneS1970lol ok ! 😄 though I'm pretty sure there is somwhere in America that can help you with this, it's rather more expensive than the average scan because of its scarcity but worth it for not being subjected to *the dreaded claustrophobia !* good luck. 🤞

How close are you to Delaware? There's one I go to close to Concord mall

i know i AGREE

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MRI‘s are the best medical imaging techniques ever, these upright MRI‘s are better for claustrophobic patients but the image quality is not so good. For some diagnostics suffice the quality but for example a Brain study it is not even possible but modern MRI‘s have a very wide bore 70+ cm and still give best image quality. And when it is such a big problem you can get sedation. But MRI‘s aren’t imagine how many patients would die with out this great invention

I absolutely agree its time these frightening traumatic scanners were srcappped... And replaced... I can't even get on one I'm that bad

I cant do the medication they give you to relax 2 yrs suffering benzo withdrawl

no more than 30 min normally

Yes. I have been using it for 1 year. Like any innovative tool, you must adopt an innovative and focussed approach to get the best out of it. But when you do, you will often discover findings that would be missed by supine only studies and these will often change patient management.