How I got with MRI

Hello folks. I've decided to start this blog because I began dealing with MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) quite long ago and had enough time to get familiar with it. It all began when I was seriously injured in a car accident. I head a legs broken, so as the neck and the ribs. These were enough reasons to be afraid to even look at an MRI scan of these body parts. Some other parts were also broken:

1. Sternum (only a little)
   
2. Costa
3. Femur
4. Phalanges
5. Metacarpals
6. Carpals
7. Tarsal
8. Talus
9. Metatarsals
10. Phalanges digiti
11. Tibia bone
    
12. Fibula bone
    
13. Patella
14. Pelvis bones
    
15. Vertebra
16. Humerus bones
    
17. Clavicle
18. Scapula
19. Ulna bone
    
20. Radius

Quite an impressive list, ugh. But it were all the facts I had to face. When I got an MRI scans print-outs for these body parts and bones it was a new and interesting experience for me. Some of them still hurt almost constantly, some only a little, some do not. but the pictures were quite exact to reflect the situation.