Computed Tomography (CT), or Computed Tomography (CT), uses a precise colocation of X ray beams, gamma rays, ultrasound, etc., to scan one section of the human body one by one, together with a very sensitive detector. The Computed Tomography (CT) scan takes a fast time and gives a clear image, so it can be used in the examination of a variety of diseases.
MRI is magnetic field imaging, not radioactive, so it's not harmful to humans. It's very safe.It is understood that there are no reports of any harm caused by the use of MRI in the world, nor is there any increase in the incidence of genetic mutations or chromosomal aberrations caused by mri in patients.Although MRI is unique in screening for early lesions, there are limits to any test, such as some patients are not suitable for MRI, do not overtest.He urged any patient to follow a doctor's advice and not to assume that the more expensive an imaging test is, the better, but that the test that suits them is the best.
