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While a broken finger, sprained wrist, or twisted ankle might seem like a small problem, they can have a big impact on your athletic performance. Read on to learn more about extremity injuries and how you can recover from them.

Anxious about your upcoming MRI? An open MRI might eliminate your fear of confined spaces and provide you with a more comfortable experience during your visit.

Even if you walk away from a car accident with only mild head injuries, your brain can still be affected. Concussions and other forms of traumatic brain injuries should always be followed up with a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan.

Americans are no strangers to back pain — 80% of adults report having lower back pain at some point in their lives. One of the best diagnostic tools for back pain is an MRI, which allows you to get the treatment and relief you need more quickly.