MRI CDN Ottawa
Can you afford to wait?
The Canadian Diagnostic Network has recently partnered with the Ottawa Valley MRI imaging in HULL (5 mins from downtown Ottawa) the facility provides a complete list of MRI services, with very rapid access. The services are private and can either be paid out of pocket or may be covered by the patient’s insurance.
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Avoid unnecessary wait times due to the pandemic or Emergency access.
Our New MRI facility will help reduce patient wait times and help patients and their physicians to receive faster results. Which allows patients to get on the road to recovery sooner.
2 Day Booking Time
Shorter wait times for diagnostic imaging means faster results.
1-2 Day Reports
Faster reporting for MRI and CT scans. Having your results to your doctor sooner.
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Northern and Eastern Diagnostics Imaging Network repository for simplified adccess.
What is an MRI?
MRI, or Magnetic Resonance Imaging, is a painless, non-invasive exam that can produce images of the entire body without harmful radiation. It is used to facilitate precise diagnosis and treatment as well as assessment prior to surgery or other medical procedures.
While generally extremely safe there are some special considerations. Pregnant women (less than 20 weeks) should not be exposed to MRI unless approved by a physician. In addition, individuals that have worked with metal, such as sheet metal workers, welders or grinders, will require careful screening by the MRI technologist and may require an additional x-ray exam of the eyes prior to their exam. Also, people with metal plates, implants, pacemakers or surgical clips will require careful screening.
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