Seeing the Muscles
MRI helps doctors see muscles. They can check if they're strong or if there’s an injury.
It also looks at bones! Doctors can find tiny breaks that are hard to see.
Swellings can be painful. MRI shows if there’s swelling inside from injuries.
Joints connect bones. MRI checks if these connections are healthy.
MRI is quick and doesn’t hurt. It uses magnets, not x-rays, so it’s safe!
By finding injuries early, MRI helps athletes heal faster.
Knowing about small injuries helps athletes adjust their training to avoid bigger issues.
Regular MRIs can help athletes stay fit and keep playing the sports they love.
From soccer players to swimmers, all kinds of athletes use MRI to stay healthy.
Athletes can say goodbye to injuries and hello to more playtime!