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Our new magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) unit provides a high-tech look at the inside of a child's body. The large, doughnut-shaped machine (the magnet) takes up most of the room. During the test, a child usually lies on his or her back on the firm couch, which is then moved into the middle of the magnet.
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Control Room
The doctors and radiographer operate the MRI from the control room. A speaker and microphone on the inside of the scanner enable the staff to communicate with patients inside. If a child has a question during the procedure, he or she can call the control room by pressing a call button.
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Next: Diagnostic Radiology
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