
I Have This 6- 7 Mm Human Micro In My

Question: I have this 6- 7 mm human micro in my body. Made of bio glass & its buried deep in my thigh tissue. What's the best imaging or scanning would be best to detect a forigen object this small? Its actually a human microchip implant im having the hardest time to find this small forigen object in my body. Please look up the human microchip & check the size. Under it may be migrated in my tissues. Can it still be found by radiology scanning & Please help
Brief Answer:
CT scan is the investigation that can help locate a microchip in your thigh
Detailed Answer:
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A CT scan of the area might help to know more about the location of the microchip implanted in the thigh area, Usually such an object might be in the subcutaneous or deep fascial plane. A 7 mm object can be visualised as a foreign body in the tissue. You might be able to know if it has migrated from the original position if you know where it was inserted and if it has moved to the surrounding tissues,
Regards,
CT scan is the investigation that can help locate a microchip in your thigh
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing in to us.
A CT scan of the area might help to know more about the location of the microchip implanted in the thigh area, Usually such an object might be in the subcutaneous or deep fascial plane. A 7 mm object can be visualised as a foreign body in the tissue. You might be able to know if it has migrated from the original position if you know where it was inserted and if it has moved to the surrounding tissues,
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar


I got a MRI but it came back - NO FORIGEN BODY FOUND . But i believe this is this microchip. Even if the microchip is migrated in my tissues deep in my body. The scanning can still pick it up with no problem ? Nothing shows up with a X-Ray scanning & ive been trying to get this human microchip removed for the past few months now. Please look at imaging I attached. Thanks Doctor
Brief Answer:
The foreign body is not there or is not showing up well
Detailed Answer:
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I can understand your situation. The foreign body in the pictures can be detected on CT scan images better than MRI scans in some cases. If the MRI scan report is normal then it is possible that the foreign body is not there or is not showing up well due to technical reasons.
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The foreign body is not there or is not showing up well
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing in to us.
I can understand your situation. The foreign body in the pictures can be detected on CT scan images better than MRI scans in some cases. If the MRI scan report is normal then it is possible that the foreign body is not there or is not showing up well due to technical reasons.
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar


So even if the 6mm human microchip is buried in my body & has been migrated in my tissues the CT scan can 100% locate this object implanted in my thigh?
Brief Answer:
CT scan accuracy is good for the foreign body in images
Detailed Answer:
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A CT scan has a good accuracy in the range of 95 to 99.99 percent or more to locate any foreign body as the one in the pictures.
Regards,
CT scan accuracy is good for the foreign body in images
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing in.
A CT scan has a good accuracy in the range of 95 to 99.99 percent or more to locate any foreign body as the one in the pictures.
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar


if the microchip is buried in my body & has been migrated in my tissues. Can a ultrasound locate the foriegn object ? Can it locate this object implanted in my thigh? Also whats the best type of cr scan i see there are different kinds of CTs
Brief Answer:
A multisilice non contrast thin section CT scan is good for you
Detailed Answer:
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The ultrasound scan has few drawbacks in that it cannot examine through bones and large areas of tissues. Ultrasound scan shows limited areas.
Ultrasound scan is based on skill and findings are subjection and might differ and CT scan findings are objective and reliable.
A CT scan is useful to locate foreign bodies. A multislice non contrast CT scan showing thin section images of the area where the microchip was inserted would help.
Regards,
A multisilice non contrast thin section CT scan is good for you
Detailed Answer:
Hi,
Thanks for writing in to us.
The ultrasound scan has few drawbacks in that it cannot examine through bones and large areas of tissues. Ultrasound scan shows limited areas.
Ultrasound scan is based on skill and findings are subjection and might differ and CT scan findings are objective and reliable.
A CT scan is useful to locate foreign bodies. A multislice non contrast CT scan showing thin section images of the area where the microchip was inserted would help.
Regards,
Above answer was peer-reviewed by :
Dr. Chakravarthy Mazumdar

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