MRI PELVIS – WITH CONTRAST
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Get your MRI Pelvis – With Contrast at Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy, an NABL- and NABH-accredited diagnostic centre. This advanced MRI examination provides detailed images of the pelvic organs, soft tissues, bones, joints, blood vessels, and surrounding structures. Contrast enhancement can provide additional information about tumours, inflammation, infection, and other pelvic abnormalities. With advanced MRI technology and experienced radiologists, we provide accurate and reliable imaging reports.
About MRI Pelvis – With Contrast
Contrast-enhanced MRI of the Pelvis is a detailed imaging examination used to evaluate the pelvic region and its internal and surrounding structures. MRI uses a strong magnetic field and radio waves to produce high-resolution images without ionizing radiation. The administration of contrast may improve visualization and characterization of certain abnormalities when recommended by the treating doctor.
What is MRI Pelvis – With Contrast?
During the examination, the patient lies comfortably on the MRI table, which moves into the scanner. Multiple imaging sequences are obtained to evaluate the pelvic organs, bones, soft tissues, and surrounding structures. A contrast agent is administered intravenously when required, followed by additional MRI sequences to assess areas showing enhancement.
Common Reasons for MRI Pelvis – With Contrast
- Evaluation of pelvic masses or lesions
- Assessment of suspected tumours
- Evaluation of pelvic pain or unexplained symptoms
- Assessment of inflammation or infection
- Evaluation of soft-tissue abnormalities
- Assessment of abnormalities detected on ultrasound or CT
- Evaluation of postoperative or treatment-related changes
- Detailed assessment of pelvic organs and surrounding structures
Conditions Evaluated
Pelvic Tumours and Masses
MRI can provide detailed information about the location, size, and extent of suspected pelvic masses or tumours.
Pelvic Infections
Contrast-enhanced MRI can help evaluate inflammatory and infectious changes involving pelvic organs and surrounding tissues.
Soft-Tissue Abnormalities
The examination provides detailed visualization of muscles, connective tissues, and other soft-tissue structures within the pelvis.
Bone and Joint Abnormalities
MRI can assess the pelvic bones, sacroiliac joints, and surrounding structures for various abnormalities.
Postoperative Changes
Contrast enhancement can assist in evaluating postoperative findings and other treatment-related changes when clinically indicated.
Who Should Consider This Scan?
Your doctor may recommend MRI Pelvis – With Contrast if you have:
- Persistent or unexplained pelvic pain
- A suspected pelvic mass or tumour
- Abnormal findings on ultrasound or CT
- Suspected pelvic infection or inflammation
- A known pelvic lesion requiring follow-up
- Previous pelvic surgery with new or persistent symptoms
- A need for detailed evaluation of pelvic soft tissues and organs
Benefits of MRI Pelvis – With Contrast
- Detailed imaging of pelvic organs and soft tissues
- No ionizing radiation
- Excellent soft-tissue contrast
- Contrast enhancement can provide additional diagnostic information
- Useful for evaluating masses, infection, inflammation, and treatment-related changes
- Helps clinicians assess the extent of abnormalities and plan further management
Why Choose Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy?
- Experienced radiologists and trained imaging professionals
- Advanced MRI technology
- NABL & NABH Accredited Diagnostic Centre
- Accurate and reliable reporting
- Patient-focused imaging protocols
- Appropriate contrast safety protocols
- Transparent and affordable diagnostic services
- Comprehensive Radiology, Nuclear Medicine, and Pathology services under one roof
Book Your MRI Pelvis – With Contrast
For MRI Pelvis – With Contrast, choose Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy for detailed imaging and professional reporting. Our team provides comprehensive evaluation of the pelvic region to support timely diagnosis and appropriate clinical management.
Test information: Fasting: 4–6 hours
Reporting: Within 24 hours*
- Maintain fasting for 4–6 hours before the examination, as advised by the diagnostic centre.
- You may usually take essential medicines with a small amount of water unless your doctor or MRI team advises otherwise.
- Inform the MRI team if you have any implanted medical device, metal implant, pacemaker, aneurysm clip, cochlear implant, or other metallic object in or on your body.
- Inform the team if you have had any previous reaction to MRI contrast material.
- Inform the doctor or MRI team if you have kidney disease or any condition that may affect kidney function. Kidney function testing may be advised before contrast administration when clinically appropriate.
- Inform the centre if you are pregnant or there is a possibility of pregnancy.
- Remove jewellery, watches, hair accessories, belts, and other metallic or magnetic objects before entering the MRI room.
- Wear comfortable clothing without metal components where possible.
- Bring previous ultrasound, CT, MRI reports, or other relevant medical records if available.
- Follow any additional preparation instructions provided by the radiology team, particularly if a specific pelvic organ or clinical condition requires additional preparation.
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