MRI Breast Imaging Patient Questionnaire - OHSU 2026

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  1. Click ‘Get Form’ to open the MRI Breast Imaging Patient Questionnaire in our editor.
  2. Begin by entering your personal information at the top of the form, including your name, birth date, primary physician, and surgeon. This section is crucial for identifying your medical history.
  3. In the 'Patient History' section, answer the questions regarding family history of breast or ovarian cancer and any hormone replacements or birth control pills you may have taken. Use the checkboxes to indicate your responses.
  4. Proceed to the 'Previous Biopsies or Surgery' section. Indicate any past procedures by checking the appropriate boxes for each type of biopsy or surgery you have undergone.
  5. In the 'Reason for Exam' section, check all applicable reasons for your MRI exam. This helps healthcare providers understand your needs better.
  6. Mark any locations of breast lumps or surgeries on the diagram provided. This visual aid is important for accurate assessment.
  7. Finally, sign and date the form at the bottom. Indicate your relationship to the patient if applicable.

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While the MRI procedure itself causes no pain, having to lie still for the length of the procedure might cause some discomfort or pain, particularly in the case of a recent injury or invasive procedure such as surgery.
The most common use for MRI is high risk screening, which is indicated annually to supplement a mammogram for women who have a 20% or greater lifetime risk of cancer. The 20% or greater lifetime risk is determined by one of multiple risk models.
A MRI appointment can take up to 60-90 minutes, including check-in, prep for the scan and any monitoring afterward. The actual images usually take about 20-30 minutes.
Getting a MRI involves lying face down on a padded scanning table. The fit into a hollow space in the table.
You can use breathing exercises before or during your scan to help you feel more comfortable. Exercises that use little to no movement, such as conscious breathing, are safe to use during your scan. Other exercises, such as deep breathing, cause more movement and should not be done during your scan.

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Your health care provider may recommend a MRI if there is: More cancer in the or cancer in the other after a cancer diagnosis. A possible leak or tear of a implant. A high risk of cancer. A strong family history of cancer or ovarian cancer.
The MRI machine makes a magnetic field around you that sends radio waves to your body. You wont feel anything. But you may hear loud tapping and t sounds from inside the machine. Because of the loud noise, you may get earplugs to wear.
Although many facilities plan for 40 to 60 minutes for a MRI, the scan itself lasts about 20 minutes.

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