Arm MRI: Procedure, Preparation, and What to Expect
An arm MRI is a non-invasive diagnostic procedure that uses magnets and radio waves to create detailed images of the arm's internal structures, involv...
By Jordan
Category: Medical Procedures
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Medical Implants: Removal Considerations, Process, and Risks
Most medical implants can be removed, though the feasibility, timing, and complexity depend on the implant type, its purpose, the patient's health, an...
By Alex
Elbow MRI: Understanding Positioning, Procedure, and What to Expect
For an elbow MRI, patients are typically positioned supine with the arm extended either overhead or alongside the body, with the elbow placed in a spe...
By Jordan
Cortisone Shots: Post-Injection Care, Risks, and When to Consult a Doctor
After a cortisone shot, avoid showering or immersing the injection site for 24-48 hours to minimize infection risk and ensure the integrity of the inj...
By Hart
Procedure 20610: Understanding Joint Aspiration and Injection
Procedure 20610 refers to a medical billing code for the aspiration and/or injection of a major joint or bursa, performed by medical professionals to ...
By Alex
Leg MRI: What It Is, How It's Done, and What to Expect
A leg MRI involves lying on an examination table that slides into a cylindrical scanner, where magnetic fields and radio waves create detailed images ...
By Alex
Wrist Aspiration: Understanding the Procedure, When It's Performed, and Why Medical Expertise is Crucial
Wrist aspiration is a specialized medical procedure performed by qualified healthcare professionals in a clinical setting to diagnose or treat wrist j...
By Hart
Wrist MRI: Understanding the Scan, Factors, and What to Expect
A wrist MRI typically takes between 30 to 60 minutes, with the exact duration influenced by diagnostic requirements, the use of contrast dye, and pati...
By Alex
Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) Therapy: Side Effects, Risks, and Safety Considerations
While Platelet-Rich Plasma (PRP) therapy is generally considered safe due to its autologous nature, potential side effects, mostly mild and related to...
By Jordan
