MRI CONTRAST PER PART
₹3000
Get your MRI Contrast Per Part at Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy, an NABL- and NABH-accredited diagnostic centre. This contrast-enhanced MRI examination provides detailed imaging of the specific body part recommended by your doctor. Contrast enhancement can provide additional information for selected abnormalities involving organs, joints, soft tissues, blood vessels, and other structures. The examination is performed using advanced MRI technology under the supervision of experienced radiologists.
About MRI CONTRAST PER PART
MRI Contrast Per Part is a specialized MRI examination performed for a specific anatomical region when contrast-enhanced imaging is clinically required. It combines detailed MRI imaging with intravenous contrast to help characterize selected abnormalities. MRI uses a strong magnetic field and radio waves to create detailed images without ionizing radiation.
What is MRI CONTRAST PER PART?
This examination provides detailed cross-sectional images of the selected body part. The exact MRI protocol depends on the anatomical region being examined and the clinical indication. Contrast material is administered when clinically indicated to improve visualization and characterization of certain tissues and abnormalities.
Common Reasons for MRI CONTRAST PER PART
- Evaluation of suspected abnormalities in a specific body part
- Characterization of a suspected mass or lesion
- Assessment of inflammation or infection
- Evaluation of soft-tissue abnormalities
- Assessment of postoperative or treatment-related changes
- Further evaluation of findings from previous imaging
- Detailed assessment before treatment or surgery
- Follow-up of known conditions when contrast enhancement is required
Conditions Evaluated
Soft-Tissue Abnormalities
Contrast-enhanced MRI can help evaluate and characterize selected abnormalities involving muscles, tendons, ligaments, and other soft tissues.
Inflammatory Conditions
The examination can help assess selected inflammatory changes in the region being examined.
Infections
MRI with contrast can provide additional information when infection is suspected in the selected anatomical region.
Masses and Lesions
Contrast enhancement can assist in characterizing certain masses, tumors, or other lesions.
Postoperative Changes
The examination can help evaluate selected postoperative or treatment-related changes.
Who Should Consider This Scan?
Your doctor may recommend an MRI Contrast Per Part if you have:
- Persistent or unexplained symptoms in a specific body region
- A suspected mass or lesion
- Suspected infection or inflammation
- Abnormal findings on previous imaging
- A need for detailed postoperative assessment
- A need for further characterization before treatment
- A known condition requiring contrast-enhanced follow-up
Benefits of MRI CONTRAST PER PART
- Detailed imaging of the selected body part
- Contrast enhancement for selected abnormalities
- Excellent soft-tissue visualization
- No ionizing radiation
- Helps provide additional information when other imaging is inconclusive
- Supports diagnosis, treatment planning, and follow-up when clinically indicated
Why Choose Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy?
- Experienced radiologists and imaging specialists
- Advanced MRI technology
- NABL & NABH Accredited Diagnostic Centre
- Accurate and reliable reporting
- Appropriate MRI and contrast safety protocols
- Transparent and affordable pricing
- Comprehensive Radiology, Nuclear Medicine, and Pathology services under one roof
Book Your MRI CONTRAST PER PART
For detailed evaluation of a specific body part requiring contrast-enhanced MRI, book your MRI Contrast Per Part at Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy. Our experienced team provides advanced MRI imaging and reliable reporting with patient-focused care.
Test information: Fasting: 4–6 hours
Reporting: None
- Fast for 4–6 hours before the examination, unless otherwise advised by your doctor or imaging centre.
- Essential medicines may usually be taken with a small amount of water unless your doctor advises otherwise.
- Inform the radiology team about any pacemaker, implanted device, aneurysm clip, cochlear implant, metal fragment, or other metallic implant.
- Inform the team about any previous reaction to MRI contrast agents.
- Inform your doctor or radiology team if you have kidney disease or reduced kidney function, as additional assessment may be required before contrast administration.
- Inform the team if you are pregnant or may be pregnant.
- Remove jewelry, watches, hair accessories, and other metallic objects before the examination.
- Wear comfortable clothing without metal components where possible.
- Bring previous MRI, CT, X-ray, ultrasound, or other relevant imaging reports for comparison.
- Inform the radiology team about any recent surgery, biopsy, injury, procedure, or treatment involving the body part being examined.
- Follow any additional preparation or positioning instructions provided for the specific anatomical region.
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