Imaging infants has always been a challenge. Traditional MRI machines require patients to lie still inside a loud, enclosed tunnel, which is nearly impossible for babies without sedation or general anaesthesia. This often leads to infants undergoing CT scans instead, exposing them to harmful ionising radiation during a critical stage of development. Upright MRI technology offers a new way to scan infants safely, gently, and without stress, changing the experience for families

Most patients are never told this before a scan: the choice between MRI and CT is not just about image quality or speed. It’s about your safety and long-term health. You’re being sent for a scan—but no one mentioned the radiation risk that comes with CT scans. This silence puts you at unnecessary risk. It’s time to question why CT scans are so commonly used and why MRI should be your first choice. MRI vs CT – The Truth The key difference between MRI and CT scans is radiation