Image Capturing
The machine captures these images as digital files, sort of like taking photos with a special camera.
Once the pictures are taken, they're saved on a computer so doctors can look at them closely.
Doctors examine the images to see if there are any problems or if everything looks normal.
Your MRI pictures become part of your electronic medical record, which is like a digital folder that keeps track of your health information.
They're stored securely to make sure they stay safe and private.
Sometimes, doctors may need to share your MRI pictures with other specialists to get their opinion.
If you have more than one MRI, doctors can compare the pictures to see if there have been any changes in your health.
After your MRI, your pictures are carefully stored, analyzed by doctors, and kept safe to help with your health and medical research.