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Brain MRI in Dallas-Fort Worth

An MRI of your brain, with no radiation, and 6 clinics in Dallas-Fort Worth that list it.

Time
One scan Lying still in the scanner
What you do
Lie still in an MRI It is loud; ear protection helps
You get
Brain images and a report Sometimes volume measurements
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A brain MRI uses a strong magnet and radio waves, with no radiation, to take detailed pictures of your brain. You lie still inside the scanner, which is noisy, and some clinics add software that measures the size of brain regions against people your age.

In someone without symptoms, it records a baseline so a later scan has something to be compared with. Measuring brain volume in healthy adults is an emerging use, and a scan can turn up incidental findings that need follow-up. Brain MRI with volumetric analysis is offered under brands like NeuroQuant.

Brain health in Dallas-Fort Worth, by the numbers

The rate of serious difficulty with memory or focus in Dallas-Fort Worth is about the same as the national rate. About 1 in 7 adults in Dallas-Fort Worth have serious difficulty concentrating, remembering or making decisions, compared with about 1 in 7 nationally. That adds up to roughly 770,000 adults across six counties.

13.9%of adults in Dallas-Fort Worth have serious difficulty concentrating, remembering or making decisionsUS: 14.3%
770,000adults in Dallas-Fort Worth have serious difficulty concentrating, remembering or making decisionsEstimated from CDC county figures
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Dallas-Fort Worth vs the US
Share of adults, 2023

CDC estimates. PLACES figures are modelled from a national health survey, not counted from medical records, so read them as estimates.

Serious difficulty with memory or focusDallas-Fort Worth
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Frequent mental distressDallas-Fort Worth
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DepressionDallas-Fort Worth
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Rates can differ a lot from one county to the next. Open the table to see yours.

See how the six counties compare
CountySerious difficulty with memory or focusFrequent mental distressDepression
Dallas15.2%17.1%19.3%
Tarrant14.8%17.5%22.7%
Collin11.1%14.6%20.0%
Denton12.0%15.8%20.8%
Johnson15.6%18.0%23.2%
Parker13.8%16.9%24.0%
Dallas-Fort Worth13.9%16.6%20.8%
United States14.3%16.5%21.6%
↓ Data

Source: CDC PLACES, 2023 county estimates. Dallas-Fort Worth = Dallas, Tarrant, Collin, Denton, Johnson and Parker counties, weighted by adult population.

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If you've noticed changes in memory, focus or mood, start with your regular doctor. The tests above add detail, but they work best alongside that visit.

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Brain MRI: common questions

Which clinics in Dallas-Fort Worth list brain MRI?

6 in our Dallas-Fort Worth guide: Advanced Body Scan, Dallas / Plano, LifeSpan Medicine, Fountain Life Dallas, Dragonfly Full Body MRI - McKinney, Dragonfly Full Body MRI - Dallas-Mesquite and Dragonfly Full Body MRI - Plano.

Who cannot have an MRI?

Tell the clinic about any implanted device or metal in your body, since the magnet can affect them. Some people with these can still be scanned safely.

What is an incidental finding?

Something the scan shows that nobody was looking for. Most turn out to be harmless, but some lead to more tests.

Sources: ACR and RSNA, RadiologyInfo: MRI of the Brain; American College of Radiology: Incidental Findings

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