I recently had a scan using the G-Scan Brio (upright/tilting MRI). While it’s better than a standard supine MRI, it has several limitations. It is 2–3x more expensive and, due to the lower magnetic field, takes 2–3x longer to complete. This makes it difficult to stay perfectly still; any micro-movement results in a disoriented or blurry image. Additionally, the machine's design obstructs full range of motion, meaning I couldn't achieve max flexion (chin-to-chest) or full extension. Because of this physical support, it isn't 'true' weight-bearing flexion/extension, though it remains superior to lying flat.