MRI Angiography (Face) is available at an advanced as well as at NABL and NABH certified diagnosis centre, Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy. A special imaging procedure that takes a detailed picture of blood vessels in the face, using magnetic resonance technology. It enables the doctors to analyze the structure of blood vessels, blood circulation, and potential vascular disorders affecting the face.
MRI Angiography (Face) is a non-surgical type of testing technique that is able to create a virtually three-dimensional image of the blood vessels with great detail, using powerful magnets and radio waves. Does not involve using ionising radiation. The exam allows the evaluation of the facial vessels in their size, path, and form. It is useful in determining abnormal widening and narrowing, or unusual connections of vessels, and for detecting other vascular changes. Contrast may also be administered by injection into the patient's blood vessels if necessary, to improve the picture.
Vascular malformations are abnormalities in the formation or arrangement of blood vessels. MRI angiography may help assess their location, size, and involvement of surrounding structures.
An aneurysm is an abnormal widening or bulging of a blood vessel. MRI angiography may help identify and evaluate suspected aneurysms in the scanned facial region.
Arteriovenous malformations involve abnormal connections between arteries and veins. MRI angiography may help assess the abnormal blood vessel network and its surrounding structures.
The examination may help identify narrowing in blood vessels that could affect blood flow to the facial region.
MRI angiography can help evaluate unusual connections or changes in the course of blood vessels that may require further clinical assessment.
Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy focuses on diagnostics, imaging, and Management for patients from the domains of Radiology, Nuclear Medicine, and Pathology, with a special emphasis on reliable imaging and patient management. Our team is knowledgeable about appropriate procedures and protocols to produce adequate imaging of the area to be examined. Our centre aims to provide a comfortable examination experience for the patient, with thorough reporting that allows doctors to draw clinical conclusions and determine treatment.
If you are recommended to undergo MRI angiography of the Face, the procedure can be performed at Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy. Share all details about your previous surgeries, ailments, or current medications or treatment with the radiology staff. Note any metallic implants, pacemakers, or pregnancy before giving any scan. These will need to be given via contrast for some children; advice on this will be provided by the centre.
Test information: Fasting may be required if contrast is planned. Follow the centre's instructions.
Reporting: Within 24 hours*