MRI Neck With Contrast

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Brand: Tata 1mg
SKU: MRI Neck With Contrast
Price: 10800 INR
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This test is for

Male, Female

Test Preparation

At the time of the MRI you might be asked to remove any metallic coins, jewelry, metal wrist watches, metallic keys, dentures or hearing aids as the MRI uses strong magnetic fields
Tell your radiologist if you have metallic implants like pacemaker, cochlear implants, aneurysm clips, neuro-stimulator, surgical staples/clips or drug implants
Inform your doctor if you have any medical conditions like kidney disease or liver disease. Also inform about the medications you’re taking and allergies, especially to iodine-based contrast materials.
Inform your doctor and technician if you are pregnant or may be pregnant before the test.

Understanding MRI Neck With Contrast

What is MRI Neck With Contrast?

Neck MRIs scan the soft tissues of your neck, most often to examine recurrent pain. A dye is injected into the patient's vein for contrast MRIs, allowing a more detailed look at the neck tissues. This scan detects tumors in the bones or soft tissues, bone abnormalities, or joint disorders. Tumors and other abnormalities absorb the contrast dye, causing that area on the MRI scan to glow.

MRI scans may last up to 45 minutes on average. It's critical that one remains as motionless as possible throughout this period, or else the images may get blurry. Although no radiation is used in the scan, some people may be allergic to the contrast dye used during a contrast MRI.

What is MRI Neck With Contrast used for?

To diagnose the cause for regualr pain, stiffness, weakness or numbness in the cervical spine/neck
To find out the birth defects of the spine due accident, injury/trauma to the cervical spine
To detect high level of scoliosis (sideway curve of the spine), multiple sclerosis (damaged mylein sheath cover of the spinal cord and brain nerves)
To trace the tumors, abnormal growth or lumps in the cervical spine