Neurological Imaging

Neurological imaging refers to advanced medical techniques used to visualize the brain and nervous system. Common methods include MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging), which uses strong magnets and radio waves to create detailed images, and CT scans, which combine X-ray images for a cross-sectional view. These tools help diagnose conditions like tumors, strokes, and neurological diseases by revealing structural and functional changes in the brain. By providing clear images, neurological imaging assists doctors in understanding a patient’s condition and planning appropriate treatments.