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Frequently Asked Questions
What is M.R.I.?
The term M.R.I. is an abbreviation for Magnetic Resonance Imaging. It is a revolutionary diagnostic procedure to
develop detailed internal images of the body without radiation. This painless procedure is almost always performed
on an outpatient basis, making it convenient for the patient.
How does an M.R.I. Scanner work?
A (MRI) Magnetic Resonance Scanner is a huge magnet that uses radio waves to develop internal images of your body and
organs. The signals are analyzed by special computers to produce the images that the radiologists will interpret in
order to make a diagnosis.
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Come see work by local artists in the new OSMS art gallery. This is being done in conjunction with the Central Louisiana Arts & Healthcare, Inc.
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