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Advanced Imaging Diagnostics
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Brain MRI
MRI Abdomen
MR Tractography
MRI Brachial Plexus
Perfusion MRI Brain
MR Angiography with vessel analysis
Multiparametric Breast MRI
Functional MRI Brain
MRI Spine
MRI Joints and Musculoskeletal imaging
Cardiac MRI
MRI Scan
Pitamber Diagnostics is equipped with latest MRI with magnet homogeneity 3T. We have dedicated coils for Head and neck, Spine, whole body, Breast, TM joint as well as all large and small joints for better tissue delineation and high resolution imaging. We are unique as we have protocols and application for all kind of imaging. Body specific protocols and unique compressed sensing software facilitates faster imaging that other MRI machines without compromising image quality. A panoramic large skylight, MR compatible music system and infinity eye glasses inside MR room makes our MRI is more patient friendly and less claustrophobic. We provide following imaging protocols –
Advanced Neuroimaging
- Perfusion imaging (Arterial spin labelling ASL /DSC /Dynamic contrast enhance perfusion)
- Diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) with MR tractography – Brain & Spine
- Tumor protocol with multivoxel MR spectroscopy (with metabolite Map)
- Tumor segmentation
- Functional MRI
- Stroke protocol with vessel wall imaging/ mismatch
- Brain morphometry/ hippocampal volumetry (dementia & seizure protocol)
- Neurography/ brachial plexus/ lumbo-sacral plexus imaging
- MR angiography
- CSF flow study
body imaging
- Multiparametric prostate & breast MRI (with dedicated Coil)
- Contrast & non-contrast angiography (2D & 3D)
- Whole body diffusion-for cancer protocol (PET like sequence)
- Cardiac MRI with 4D Ventricular function (ischemic & non-ischemic protocols)
- High resolution joint/musculoskeletal imaging with dedicated coils for knee, wrist, shoulder and loop coil for small joints.
- High resolution MRCP with free-breathing abdominal
- Dynamic post contrast sequences
- High end oncology studies
Why is an MRI scan required?
To detect bone &
joint disorders
To detect
breast cancer
To detect
cardiovascular diseases
To detect liver &
womb cancer
To detect brain &
spinal issues
MRI Tests
Frequently asked questions
Is MRI harmful?
There is no risk of radiation exposure during an MRI treatment because radiation is not employed. However, owing to the powerful magnet used, MRI cannot be done on individuals who have pacemakers implanted.
What are the side effects of an MRI?
An MRI is considered to be the safest image diagnostic test at present. Hence, there are no known side effects of this image testing procedure
Can an MRI detect arthritis?
Yes, you can. Being a non-invasive and safe radiology diagnostic test, there is no mandated limit on the number of tests that can be performed on patients. The frequency and quantity of the test depend upon the illness and the need for the tests.
Can an MRI detect eye problems?
Yes. An MRI scan can detect a host of eye abnormalities, including anophthalmia (absence of one or both eyes in newborns), glaucoma, and age-related muscular degeneration (AMD).
Can MRI detect inflammation?
With its deep assessment capabilities and high accuracy, the MRI scan is the ideal image diagnostics test to detect inflammation,, lesions and erosion, while observing soft tissue and bone in case of infections and inflammation
Can you drink the night before an MRI?
An X-ray is a fast and painless test which involves generating the images of your body structures specifically your bones. It utilizes a small amount of ionizing radiation and is the frequently used form for clinical imaging. X-rays are useful for diagnosing the fractured bones, detects any internal injury and infections like pneumonia, arthritis etc. You should reach out to the Redcliffe Labs to get your X-ray done. We have the most skilled and professional radiologic technologists who ensure performing the examination appropriately and precisely.
Does an MRI show nerve damage?
Nerve damage can be detected by an MRI scan in combination with other neurological examinations. The MRI is able to detect and identify structural lesions that might in the long run cause permanent nerve damage.
How much radiation do you get from an MRI?
None. An MRI scan uses strong magnetic fields and radio waves for testing. It contains no radiation, thus keeping the chances of radiation exposure to zero.
What should you not do before an MRI?
Whilst, an MRI scan is the safest image diagnostics test, yet you should follow certain precautions to prepare for the test:
1. Avoid foods and drinks the night before the test. Increase water intake but stay away from alcohol
2. Remove any metal objects on you
3. Reduce the washroom trips
4. Follow all doctor recommendations to the letter