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About The Test
Abdominal MRI Overview
The first thing that comes to mind with these scans is entertainingly complicated 3D color visuals and images of various essential organs for the human body. MRI does not use radiations like X rays and is most useful for soft and hard tissues. A typical patient scans their liver, kidneys, and pancreas to name a few.
Yet an abdominal MRI is quite a broad scan and is performed in case patients are suffering from internal vascular problems or even a primary tumor. Not only are bloody areas spotted but they are much easier for the doctors to detect problematic tissues and prescriptive medicines.
List of Parameters
List of Parameters Considered During the Abdominal MRI
Some of the parameters which may be taken into consideration in this context are: -
- Condition and size of the liver that can specify the presence of conditions like tumors or fatty liver.
- The status of the kidneys particularly their structure and function to check for presence of cysts, stones or a mass.
- For the pancreas, checking for the presence of any tumors as well as inflammation is the essential part.
- The spleen size also is important due to the fact that an increased size may suggest other conditions.
- The patency of the blood vessels is involved to determine and evaluate whether blood flow exists, or whether there are blockages.
Why This Test
Reasons for Taking an Abdominal MRI
There are different reasons, some of them being more than obvious, which may prompt your physician to recommend an abdominal MRI scan. Some of the reasons include: -
- Liver abnormalities
- Kidney disorders
- Pancreatic conditions
- Abdominal masses
- Blood vessel issues
- Gallbladder issues
- Trauma
Benefits
Benefits of Taking an Abdominal MRI
There are many perks associated with abdominal MRI and its not only the doctors and health authorities who stand to benefit, the patients also stand to benefit from.
- Soft tissue details can be seen a lot clearer thanks to high contrast images.
- It is also a non-surgical procedure and does not involve the use of radiation.
- It is able to identify abnormalities which are present in the early stages.
- Organs and blood vessels can be seen with a lot more detail.
- It is also helpful in developing accurate treatment forms.
Preparing for test
Preparing for the Abdominal MRI
In terms of the interaction with the operator or medical staff, preparation for MRI scans depend on the type of scan being carried on. When it comes to an abdominal MRI, there are some basic guidelines that you should follow: -
Pre-requisites.
As for the image quality to be improved post the scan, you are required to refrain from drinking and eating for a duration of 4-6 hours and you must dispose of all metal items as it can interfere with the scanning process.
When to Complete the Abdominal MRI
Abdomen MRI is an examination performed at any time of the day, but since fasting is a requirement, it is usually done in the early hours of the morning.
Who needs to be examined?
Many patients can have an MRI scan. However, there are some exceptions for people who have metallic implants or specific devices. Pregnant females should speak with a physician about the scan.
Steps for best capturing of abdomen through MRI
The technician discomforts you to lie on a table that slides in the MRI machine before starting the embryonic MRI scan. You are reassured by the technician during this process, and you are asked to be still for a brief moment, and hold your breath. This is done so that clearer pictures can be taken and the total time may take anywhere between thirty to sixty minutes.
Precautions to Take Before an MRI of the Abdominal
Please share with your doctor if you are pregnant, have any metal implants or need some special needs accommodation. Furthermore, implanted medical devices should also be informed to the technician in brief.
Test Results
Results and Interpretations
Structure | Normal Range/Status | Abnormal Indications |
---|---|---|
Liver | Normal size, no masses | Tumours, cirrhosis, fatty liver |
Kidneys | No cysts or stones | Kidney stones, cysts, tumours |
Pancreas | No inflammation or masses | Pancreatitis, pancreatic tumours |
Blood Vessels | Clear and patent | Aneurysms, obstructions |
Gallbladder | No stones or inflammation | Gallstones, cholecystitis |
FAQs
For what conditions is an MRI Abdomen indicated?
With the help of MRI abdomen for patients who have liver disease, renal diseases, and tumours, MRI abdomen are able to Russian patients. It gives good pictures of the abdominal viscera, which can be helpful in early detection of diseases and planning of treatment in a combination of other imaging techniques without utilizing radiation.
What are the instructions for an MRI Abdomen?
You should be fasting for four to six hours before an MRI and should not drink anything. Jewelry and other metallic objects should be removed. Such preparation enhances the quality of the images obtained and is therefore helpful in enhancing the quality of assessment as well as addressing the problems concerning the organs in the abdomen.
Who can MRI abdomen do?
In Pregnant women also, the necessity of MRI abdomen also has to be explained before the scheduled. For the most part, it is considered safe; however, those with identifiable metal implants (i.e., a pacemaker) or medical devices should obtain clearance from their physician.
How long does it take to perform an MRI Abdomen scan?
Usually between 30 to 60 minutes for abdominal MRI, it varies with the needs patients technique extends the holding the breath for several seconds to get clearer images and will be instructed by the technician.
Are abdominal MRIs done at Cadabam’s Diagnostics?
Yes, Cadabam’s Diagnostics provides a full range of abdominal MRI services with the latest imaging technologies as well as precise and complete evaluation of the organs of abdomen.