The OSU Biomedical Imaging Center provides superior screening and diagnostic imagery with Prisma and Vida 3T MRIs. Our world-class technology offers shorter scan times which result in improved diagnosis and care plans for physicians and their patients. With Prisma and Vida scanners, we support virtually all neurological and musculoskeletal imaging, both with and without gadolinium contrast. Our outpatient clinic is staffed with highly-trained experts and offers flexible scheduling and convenient parking.

Additional Benefits:

  • Competitive cash prices for patients who are uninsured or have a high deductible plan.
  • The price for non-contrast MRI scans is $425; and $525 for contrast MRI scans. All prices include the radiologist reading fee.
  • MRI Scans available Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. – 11 p.m. to accommodate patient’s varying schedules.
  • Offering “Fed & Wrapped” non-sedation pediatric MRI from birth through adolescence.
  • Siemens Vida 3T Wide-Bore Scanner available for increased patient comfort.

Please call 539-325-6560 with any questions. Orders can be faxed to: 539-325-6569.

The Siemens Magnetom Prisma 3T MRI utilizes state-of-the-art technology to deliver accurate scan results in a shorter time frame. Its enhanced imaging capability provides superior results and improves diagnosis for patients and physicians.

  • Real-time monitoring of heart rate, breathing and oxygen levels
  • Tracks participant movement during scans with motion measurement system
  • Hi-resolution LCD screen for viewing stimuli inside the scanner
  • Active noise cancellation for quieter scans
  • MR-compatible camera for clear face and eye tracking, even in the dark
  • Software tools for stimulus delivery and neurofeedback training

The Siemens Magnetom Vida 3T MRI prioritizes patient comfort. It adapts to your body to efficiently deliver top-quality images in a patient-friendly experience.
• Enables faster, more accurate scans to minimize motion artifacts, sedation and decrease time-to-time results.
• BioMatrix Technology adapts to patient differences, reducing exam variations and rescans
• Increased sensitivity enables higher resolution images
• Extra space, lightweight coils and free-breathing sensors for patient comfort

The Hardesty Center for Clinical Research and Neuroscience provides state-of-the-art, research infrastructure unmatched in Oklahoma. The 49,000-square-foot research complex houses bioimaging services and a clinical trials unit, along with dedicated faculty and student office space that support biomedical, clinical, and population health research initiatives.

The center’s creation is made possible through a gift by the Hardesty Family Foundation and underpins their ongoing commitment to impactful solutions that aid Tulsans for generations.

Early detection just got easier

World-class Prisma 3T MRI technology at OSU provides superior screening and diagnostic imagery.

Definitive answers you need for important breast health decisions are faster and easier with breast MRI services at the OSU Biomedical Imaging Center.

Abbreviated Breast MRI (AB-MRI)
AB-MRI is a screening procedure for women ages 40–70 with dense breast tissue and who have a low to moderate lifetime breast cancer risk. Research shows that AB-MRI has the highest cancer detection rate of all types of breast imaging across all breast density categories. They are most effective when used in conjunction with a mammogram. Scan time for AB-MRI is 20 minutes.

How to get an AB-MRI
AB-MRI requires an order from your physician. Ask your physician if AB-MRI is an option for you based on your breast tissue and lifetime breast cancer risk. AB-MRIs are not currently covered by insurance plans.

A diagnostic breast MRI requires an order from your physician and is typically covered by most insurances. Diagnostic breast MRI is used for a variety of reasons:

  • Determining the extent of previously detected breast cancer.
  • Evaluating abnormalities detected by mammography.
  • Examining for cancer in women who have implants or scar tissue.
  • Determining whether lumpectomy or mastectomy would be more effective.
  • Determining whether breast cancer has spread into the chest wall.

Mammography:

  • Sensitivity is limited by both breast tissue density and complexity.
  • Uses ionizing radiation and tissue compression to create images of your breast.

Breast MRI:

  • Sensitivity is not limited by breast tissue density or complexity.
  • Uses strong magnets to make very detailed images of your breast.
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