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A member asked:
I'm having an "mri abdomen w/wo iv and mrcp." it's how the order reads. how long will the procedure last & will i enter the machine head 1st. or feet?
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Variable: Mri scans typically take 40-60 minutes, but there are many factors that determine the length of time. How the study is protocoled and the machine itself. Most scans imaging the torso are done with feet into the scanner first.
Answered 11/19/2017
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