Knee MRI

Magnetic resonance imaging uses a strong magnetic field, radio waves, and a computer to produce high resolution images of the area of the body that is being examined.  A MRI of the knee is used in the evaluation of patients that have pain, swelling, instability, locking, or grinding in and around the joint.  Typically performed without contrast, it is effective in the evaluation of the knee for meniscal tears, ligament tears (ACL injuries), cartilage defects, and patella dislocations.  Occasionally intravenous contrast may be given to evaluate masses, focal swelling, or different types of arthritis.  To learn more about knee MRI exams or to schedule your appointment at one of our convenient locations in Auburn Hills or Waterford, call 1-855-435-4836 or visit Elite MRI of Michigan, www.elitemriofmichigan.com.

Elite MRI of Michigan puts patient care at the center of all we do.  Whether you’re dealing with a knee injury or a complex cancer diagnosis, compassionate care is part of Elite MRI of Michigan.  Elite MRI of Michigan utilizes Siemen’s equipment, with its unique short bore design and advanced acquisition technology, this allows for improved patient comfort, openness, and reduced scan times.  You can be confident that our fellowship trained radiologists will deliver consistent, accurate, timely, and dependable reports that you and your doctor can rely on to have a meaningful impact in your care plan and treatment decisions. From diagnosis, to treatment, and recovery, our team works with your physician to quickly and accurately address your medical needs.

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