Magnetic resonance therapy increases blood flow to tissues, providing more oxygen and nutrients needed for healing while decreasing pain, stiffness, and inflammation symptoms.
MRI technology assists doctors in pinpointing tumors, cysts and other conditions in order to make accurate diagnoses. It is also often utilized during surgical procedures for various brain conditions like Parkinson’s disease.
It’s non-invasive
Magnetic resonance therapy uses magnetism to encourage your body’s natural bone-regeneration process, providing a non-invasive yet safe alternative to surgery or medications, and offering many health benefits such as reduced pain and inflammation from injuries and conditions, enhanced circulation, better sleep quality, faster injury healing and injury recovery, among other advantages. This treatment option offers numerous health advantages; these can range from relieving discomfort associated with muscle injuries, to supporting injury recovery from injury recovery processes or simply helping improve overall wellness.
Magnetic resonance therapy (MRT) can be an effective solution for chronic conditions, sports-related injuries, and osteoporosis. By stimulating cell growth and repair processes, MRT promotes reduced symptoms of degenerative disorders while strengthening bone structures. Furthermore, its effects include stimulating new cartilage production. Finally, its noninvasive nature makes this form of treatment safe for use by all age groups compared with treatments like physical manipulation or drugs that require surgical manipulation or drugs – so MRT offers safe options.
At Clow Integrated Medical Center, MeRT (Magnetic E-Resonance Therapy) is an advanced neuromodulation therapy to balance and stimulate brain activity. FDA-cleared technology delivers magnetic pulses directly into the brain in a safe, noninvasive way – this method of neuromodulation improves synchronization between your brain waves while treating many different disorders like anxiety and autism spectrum disorder.
MeRT involves sitting comfortably while being treated by a trained neuro-technician who applies a magnetic coil on your head. The device generates low-frequency magnetic field to induce mild electrical signals into targeted regions of your brain for six to eight seconds per minute, producing non-invasive and painless treatment.
MeRT differs from other forms of TMS in that its magnetic stimulation can be tailored precisely to specific areas and frequencies in your brain, in most cases visibly altering brainwave patterns and restoring cognitive function. Safe for all ages and combined with other treatments for optimal recovery results. Pregnant women or those implanted with devices such as cardiac pacemakers or medicine pumps should avoid MeRT therapy; additionally it’s wise to avoid metal objects, including jewelry and dentures that contain metal parts.
It’s safe
Magnetic resonance therapy (MRT) is an affordable and noninvasive solution to any number of conditions and injuries, from pain management to improving recovery following surgical treatments. Furthermore, MRT offers effective solutions for anyone dealing with muscular/skeletal conditions or injuries.
An MRI scanner uses a powerful magnet to produce detailed images of internal body structures without exposing patients to radiation. The magnet’s strong static magnetic field causes hydrogen atoms to shift naturally into their positions, prompting various tissues to emit electromagnetic energy which is detected and recorded on a computer, giving an image of their structure and function.
MRI can also be used to detect diseases and conditions such as fibromyalgia, arthritis, muscle strains and sports injuries. By increasing blood flow to affected areas, MRI can reduce inflammation while simultaneously activating self-healing mechanisms in your body.
Magnetic stimulation therapy (MT) is an extremely accurate diagnostic procedure. It identifies areas of your brain which aren’t functioning as they should, then uses targeted magnetic stimulation to restore them – with often dramatic results but depending on each individual.
MeRT is a revolutionary treatment option for Autism Spectrum Disorders that utilizes advanced diagnostics, scientific analysis and personalized treatment protocols to produce results. This FDA-cleared equipment aims to balance and stimulate specific parts of the brain in order to open up new pathways and allow processing at higher levels.
The static magnetic fields of an MRI scanner attract magnetized objects ranging from key fobs and cell phones to large items like oxygen tanks or floor buffers, which may become projectiles injuring patients and medical staff alike. Furthermore, their strong magnetic field may alter the quality of an MRI scan, leading to inaccurate clinical diagnosis or ineffective medical care. If these objects enter an MR environment without first being carefully screened before entering it can also degrade quality leading to incorrect diagnoses or inappropriate medical treatments.
It’s effective
Magnetic resonance therapy offers a safe and effective alternative to traditional treatment methods. It works by injecting electromagnetic energy directly into cells to stimulate them to regenerate faster. Magnetic resonance therapy can also reduce pain and inflammation; especially helpful when dealing with sports injuries, herniated discs, arthritis and other degenerative conditions. Furthermore, unlike some conventional treatments that come with potential side effects like chemotherapy and radiation therapies; magnetic resonance therapy generally is safe and painless for most patients.
MRI can be an invaluable asset in medical procedures such as brain surgery. It can identify tumors and help surgeons decide the most effective way to remove them; and also serves to treat neurological disorders like tremors and epilepsy. Furthermore, MRI is used as part of radiation therapy treatment plans for cancer patients.
Magnetic resonance-guided radiation therapy (MRgRT) is an exciting new technology that integrates imaging and radiation therapy, offering patients improved outcomes by increasing soft-tissue visualization and online adaptive planning. MRgRT promises both quality care and faster treatment initiation times – becoming an increasingly sought-after form of cancer care treatment.
One of the most innovative applications of MRI lies in neuromodulation, or magnetic resonance therapy, which uses magnetic resonance waves to modify neural activity and improve function. One such therapy method, MeRT (Magnetic E-Resonance Therapy), employs FDA-cleared equipment that generates a gentle magnetic field designed to balance and stimulate brain functions based on advanced diagnostics and imaging analysis.
MeRT begins its process with an efficient, noninvasive mapping of your brain’s electrical activity with a qEEG, or quantitative electroencephalogram. This map pinpoints irregular patterns or areas that may be dysfunctional for our clinicians to create an individualized treatment plan tailored specifically for you.
As part of the procedure, a clinician uses an electromagnetic coil on your scalp and delivers pulses of magnetic fields into targeted areas, similar to TMS (transcranial magnetic stimulation). This method stimulates brainwave activity in those regions and restores healthy communication and function.
It’s convenient
Magnetic Resonance Therapy (MRT) is an noninvasive and painless therapy. Used alongside other treatments to enhance their outcomes, MRT can provide patients with relief without taking medications or undergoing surgery. Studies have also demonstrated its ability to help manage pain, reduce inflammation and promote the body’s natural healing processes – all while decreasing risk of re-injury for athletes.
MRT differs from transcranial magnetic stimulation in that it uses advanced diagnostic testing and scientific analysis of brainwave patterns to pinpoint areas where your child’s brain is out of balance, before administering targeted magnetic waves that target specific parts and frequencies for maximum improvement in mental function. As a result, MRT produces dramatic gains in mental performance.
MRT scans resemble an MRI in that you lie down on a table that slides into an opening in the machine, with a technologist monitoring you from another room and communicating through a speaker system. If you experience claustrophobia, however, sedation may be administered beforehand to ease anxiety about enclosed spaces; examination can last up to an hour and movements during it may cause distortion to images; also you will hear tapping or thumping sounds inside of magnet; for those worried by these noises earplugs or music can help muffle them out temporarily.
Radiologists are specially-trained medical doctors who interpret MRI scans. If there are results that need interpretation or treatment plans recommended, your radiologist can discuss these with you and offer his/her expertise in that regard.
Before having an MRI exam, a questionnaire must be filled out detailing any metal objects present in your body that could potentially attract magnets and impair image quality. Such objects include implants such as hip or knee replacements; clips, screws or plates in the body; dental work such as fillings and staples made of metal; tattoos that include metallic components as well as some implants that might attract these magnetic forces; metal implants (hip replacements); clips screws plates in body or metal implants affecting images produced; dental work made up of fillings or staples made of metal; metal dental work including fillings; metal dental work including fillings and surgical staples and some tattoos.
