Porter II, Homa J, MD

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Phone: (214) 345-6905

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Phone: (214) 691-1902

Address: 8230 Walnut Hill Ln, Dallas, TX 75231

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Are MRI scans safe for children? Your child’s doctor would never recommend a procedure that could be harmful to your child. So, yes, MRI scans are safe for children. The American Academy of Pediatrics and the American College of Radiology both agree. However, there is a necessary screening process for certain devices that might be implanted in your child’s body.

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Regular health screenings are essential for maintaining optimal health, and colon cancer screenings, mammograms, blood tests, and skin cancer screenings are all vital measures for preventing serious diseases or catching them at an early stage. As we age, a DEXA scan can provide valuable insight into our bone health. By undergoing a DEXA bone scan, you can obtain information that can help you prevent or manage osteoporosis. Discover the benefits of a DEXA bone scan and how it can contribute to your overall well-being.

Neurology
Two 3 Tesla MRI Machines the Skyra and Vida offer the strongest magnetic field used for many applications including neurology, orthopedic, cardiology, breast, and prostate.

Ultrasound
In addition to the four views obtained in a screening mammogram, there are many specialized views that are possible to further investigate a finding. The most common view is called a “spot compression magnification” view. This is a magnified view of a particular area of the breast. The radiologist may also want to do an ultrasound.
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When a patient is unable to have an MRI, Southwest Diagnostic Imaging Center may recommend a myelogram. In order to prepare for this
Radiology
Our patient-centered medical imaging center allows us to provide a range of imaging for patients that experiencing a range of conditions that are needing imaging, we have provided imaging to patients from Highland Park, Garland, Irving and surrounding cities. Our radiology professionals have the years of experience providing the highest quality of imaging.
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Nuclear Medicine
You should not have certain radiologic studies within the 7 days before the exam, i.e., barium studies, studies involving IV or oral contrast, or Nuclear Medicine studies. That waiting period is important to prevent any residual barium from interfering with your DEXA exam. Please let us know before your exam begins if you may be pregnant.
Mammography
A woman with dense breasts can be a bit more difficult to evaluate with a standard mammogram. In this case your doctor may recommend you have a 3D test called a tomosynthesis. This is a new form of digital mammography in which images are taken from many angles. A computer will reconstruct them into a 3D image of your breast. Many women with dense breasts may find this beneficial. 3D mammograms find 15 to 30% more breast cancers and up to 40% fewer false positives. Ask your physician if a 3D test will benefit you.
Computed Tomography
Iodine and barium sulfate based contrast materials are typically best for an X-ray or CT scan while gadolinium is ideal for MRIs, and saline works well for diagnostic examinations of the heart.

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