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Standing MRI lets those with back pain, phobia skip the tube

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A new standing MRI option in Mumbai helps patients with claustrophobia avoid traditional scanners. This technology provides valuable weight-bearing information for diagnosing back pain issues. Actor Sharat Saxena’s experience inspired one patient to try the standing MRI scan. Radiologists note that open MRIs are cheaper but offer lower image resolution. Conventional scanners remain the standard for better image quality and diagnostic accuracy.
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