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Where can I get an MRI in Fresno?

Metal Suppression, MRI. The Fresno Imaging Center is a medical imaging facility offering high-field magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and other modalities to patients and referring physicians in Fresno. Fresno Imaging is conveniently located off the 41 highway in Fresno on Thesta Street, near the intersection of Bullard Avenue and Fresno Street.

How do I access my reports and images from my visit?

Access your reports and images online! View reports sent from the radiologist to your referring provider. View the exam images captured during your visit. Download your medical information. Create a new account to see your complete exam history. Use your Portal Pass iCode provided during your visit.

How do I view my radiologist's report?

View reports sent from the radiologist to your referring provider. View the exam images captured during your visit. Download your medical information. Create a new account to see your complete exam history. Use your Portal Pass iCode provided during your visit.

What can ultrasound detect?

Ultrasound is a medical imaging technique that uses high-frequency sound waves to generate live images of various organs and structures within your body, including your heart, liver, kidneys, blood vessels, and others. With that in mind, ultrasound can detect and assess such things as the following:

What is ultrasound mainly used for?

Ultrasound is most commonly used to monitor pregnancy and evaluate how the health and development of a fetus. Doctors use ultrasound imaging to look for the baby’s heartbeat, monitor its growth, look for any abnormalities in its development, and see determine how far along the expecting mother is in their pregnancy.

What are the four uses of ultrasound?

While there are many individual uses of ultrasound, there are generally four areas of medical disciplines that ultrasound is used for, including:

When should doctors recommend ultrasound?

Given the various uses of ultrasound and the safety, effectiveness, and convenience of this diagnostic technique, doctors should recommend ultrasound whenever one of their patients are experiencing symptoms and concerns that likely indicate one of the medical issues or conditions for which ultrasound is commonly used to detect and that we have referred to in previous questions on this page..