How does an MRI scan work? - in Virtual Reality

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Before anything else, preparation is the key to success.”

- Alexander Graham Bell

Knowing what to expect before an MRI scan can be an important part of a positive patient experience. Patients who are well prepared are likely to be calmer, which helps scans to run smoothly and lets your staff work more efficiently. Both patient and staff satisfaction play a role in your institution’s economic well being.

We have recognized the value of good preparation. Using virtual reality, we have created an experience that takes your patients on a journey – not just telling them but showing them what to expect. Together with Infor-Med, Maxima Medical Center Veldhoven and Radboud University Medical Center Nijmegen, we’re bringing MRI to life and helping enhance the patient experience.

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this video made me feel like i smoked pot or somethin

phenomena

I had my yearly MRI on my head 2 days ago it actually wasn't that bad this time it only took 15 mins and they gave me music it also helps that Memphis has better ones that Little Rock does

aprildannettegosa

the video doesn't actually explain how MRI works

MARPSTE

Imagine having advanced peripheral vision like this

theguardiancustode

this guy could narrate the apocalypse and I'd stay pretty chill

jaandebruer

I think this video is mostly helping people out that has claustrophobia

mayhanamin

I had one done on my lower leg today, it took 45 minutes! It’s challenging to stay out for that long

fasteddie

Very useful & informative video. Getting an MRI done on July 10th for my vision. Still a little anxious but this puts me more @ ease !!

timobrien

Jesus the weird 360 take plus the guys voice made it seem like either a drug hallucination or an odd futuristic video game

thestupidhobbyist

u guys make both my 3 monitor set up and a mri machine 💀💀💀 yall built different

Jake_._.

Philips Healthcare, nice video but the 360 metadata was not embedded properly and cannot be viewed as VR. Really wish you could take a look at that for us ;)

benjamincleek

Hey, this was a YouTube video, but is there a way I can access that virtual reality simulation??

ventilator

Referring to the MR technologist as an "operator" is insulting. The person performing your MR exam will hopefully be a caring, attentive, observant, and highly qualified Technologist. This is not a carnival ride. This is a sophisticated and dangerous machine, controlled by sophisticated and capable people. The quality of the magnet is only half of the equation. The people under whose care you are at the moment, are the other half. As an imaging tech, there is a vast divide in the quality of technologists performing these exams. This can make all the difference. The difference between a ositve or a negative experience, the difference between a good or a bad day. Sorry to rant. I am a tech, and i take pride in my work.

banjomusic