Question 1

Is a doctor's prescription mandatory for an MRI brain with contrast?

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Yes, a doctor’s note is mandatory for getting an mri brain with contrast done.

Question 2

Are there any discounts running on MFine for mri brain with contrast?

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You can avail of up to 50% discount on MFine for mri brain with contrast. This may vary based on your location and the preferred lab partner.

Question 3

Will I get a report analysis after the test?

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Yes, your report analysis will be done by an expert doctor for free on the MFine app.

Question 4

Are there any packages available on MFine for scans?

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Yes, there is the Healthy Heart Package and Complete Pollution Package that you can avail of through MFine. These packages include multiple scans to detect problems or diseases.

Question 5

Can I reschedule my appointment for the MRI Brain with Contrast Test ?

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Yes, you can easily reschedule the appointment for an MRI scan with the MFine app. Just go to the app, and there is an option to reschedule the appointment.

Question 6

How to interpret the MRI Brain with Contrast Test report?

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A radiologist will analyse the pictures. You will get a signed report from the radiologist, which will be sent to your primary care physician or referring physician, who will discuss the findings with you. You may also need a follow-up test.

Question 7

What are the benefits of conducting an MRI Brain with Contrast Test?

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The prominent benefits that are associated with this test include –

MRI is a non-invasive imaging technology that does not need the use of radiation to be effective.
Neuroimaging (MRI) may assist clinicians in evaluating the anatomy of the brain, and in certain situations, it can also give functional information (fMRI).
MR pictures of the brain and other cranial structures are crisper and more detailed than those obtained using conventional imaging techniques. Because of this detail, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a crucial tool in the early detection and assessment of a wide range of disorders, including cancers.
Compared to conventional imaging modalities, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) may reveal abnormalities that would otherwise be missed.
The gadolinium contrast material used in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is less likely than the iodine-based contrast materials used in x-rays and CT scanning to elicit an allergic response.

Question 8

Is it possible to detect a brain tumour with an MRI without contrast?

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CT and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the head, with and without contrast material, are routinely utilised for the initial diagnosis of brain tumours in the United States. With excellent sensitivity, brain cancers may be detected using standard T1- and T2-weighted MRIs.

Question 9

Is it possible to tell if a tumour is cancerous based on an MRI?

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Some tumours may be detected and pinpointed using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI). A magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scan with contrast dye is the most effective method of detecting brain and spinal cord malignancies. In addition, doctors may sometimes identify whether a tumour is cancerous or not by using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).

Question 10

Is an MRI Brain with Contrast safe?

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Gadolinium, the contrast agent used in magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), is regarded safe for the majority of individuals despite the minimal risk of adverse effects and allergic responses. The use of contrast in an MRI for pregnant women and those with renal illness, on the other hand, might produce catastrophic complications.

Question 11

What are the limitations of the MRI Brain with Contrast Test?

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Some common limitations recognised during the general MRI Brain with Contrast Test are as under:

High-quality photographs are dependent on your ability to maintain absolute stillness and adhere to breath-holding instructions while the images are being captured and processed. If you are worried, disoriented, or have insignificant pain, it may be difficult for you to remain still throughout the imaging procedure.
    Someone may have difficulty fitting into some MRI equipment. This is because the scanners are limited in their ability to accommodate large objects.
    Obtaining good photographs of implants and other metallic items may be challenging when working with metal. However, a similar effect may be achieved by moving the patient.
    The clarity of photographs may be compromised if the heartbeat is very erratic. This is because certain imaging modalities time the image depending on the electrical activity of the heart.

Question 12

What might affect MRI Brain with Contrast Test results?

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Some things may cause burns or become dangerous projectiles if they come into contact with the magnetic field of the MRI machine. The following products are examples of such goods:

Jewellery, watches, credit cards, and hearing aids, all of which may be harmed by damaged pins, hairpins, metal zippers, and other similar metallic objects, which can cause MRI pictures to be distorted.
   Disposable dental work pens, pocketknives, and eyeglasses are examples of such items.
   Piercings on the body
   Mobile phones, electronic watches, and tracking devices are examples of such devices.

Question 13

What is the purpose of a blood test before an MRI?

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Depending on whether your MRI may need the injection of a contrast agent, blood tests may be required before your MRI to ensure that your kidneys are functioning properly. If you have claustrophobic anxiety or feel discomfort while resting on your back, inform your doctor before the day of your MRI appointment.

Question 14

How long does it take to get a brain MRI with contrast?

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An MRI procedure takes between 30 and 60 minutes on average. If a contrast agent is used, the examination may take longer.

Question 15

What is the difference between contrast and non-contrast magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)?

Accepted Answer

The fundamental difference between contrast and non-contrast MRIs is that a dye (gadolinium-based) is administered intravenously to the patient before the scan. Non-contrast magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is an excellent alternative for people for whom dye is not indicated, pregnant women, and patients with renal disease.

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