MRCP Test in Noida
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How to book an MRCP test in Noida?
What is the MRCP test used for?
The MRCP test produces images of the liver, gallbladder, bile ducts, pancreas, and pancreatic duct. This non-invasive test is used to look for abnormalities in the organs like:
- Gallstones causing blockages or obstructions.
- Inflammation in the hepatobiliary and pancreatic systems.
- Stones in the bile duct.
- Abnormal growth or tumours.
- Infection of the bile duct or other organs.
The doctor may recommend an MRCP test to evaluate persistent abdominal pain or the cause of pancreatitis. MRCP is also a non-invasive alternative to evaluate the system when compared to endoscopy and ERCP.
What is included in the MRCP test?
The MRCP scan is used to evaluate the pancreatic and hepatobiliary organs to check for abnormalities. These detailed magnetic resonance images help doctors examine and determine the presence of diseases. This test is conducted by a certified lab technician.
- It can detect inflammation, infection, stones, or tumours.
- It can help determine the underlying cause for pancreatitis and helps assess scarring, pancreatic function, and secretions.
- It can help diagnose unexplained abdominal pain.
- It provides a non-invasive alternative to ERCP, which is an invasive procedure for evaluating the bile ducts and/or the pancreatic duct.
Procedure for MRCP test
The MRCP test uses MRI units that produce and receive radio waves which are detected by the machine and take pictures of the organs.
- During the scan, you need to change into a hospital gown and lie on your side on the platform that slides into the scanner.
- Take off any jewellery, accessories, and all metals to prevent the MRI scanner from overheating.
- You will need to lie still while the images are taken so that they are not blurry.
- In case the doctor has advised for a contrast dye during the MRCP test, you may be given an injection of the dye through an IV. This will help the organs to be visible more clearly.
How to prepare for the MRCP test?
Before the MRCP test, inform the doctor of any previous operations, metal implants, or other metals in the body like
- metal insertions and fragments – dental fillings, bridges, plates for injury
- pacemakers or an implantable defibrillator
- cochlear implants
- surgical clips, pins, or plates
You are advised to fast 4-8 hours before the MRCP test. Please inform your doctor if you are diabetic or pregnant. You can take your medication as usual before the test based on the doctor’s advice.
Things to consider after the MRCP test is complete
The MRCP test is painless and safe and the results should come in within 24 – 48 hours. Please consult a medical professional to interpret the test results.
What types of infection can the MRCP test detect?
The MRCP scan is used to evaluate the pancreatic and hepatobiliary organs to check for abnormalities. These detailed magnetic resonance images help doctors examine and determine the presence of diseases. This test is conducted by a certified lab technician.
- It can detect inflammation, infection, stones, or tumours.
- It can help determine the underlying cause for pancreatitis and helps assess long-term scarring, healthy pancreatic function, and secretions.
- It can help diagnose unexplained abdominal pain.
- It provides a non-invasive alternative to ERCP, which is an invasive procedure for evaluating the bile ducts and/or the pancreatic duct.
The MRCP test can also detect:
- Congenital anomalies of hepatic and cystic ducts.
- Biliary system trauma or complications from surgery.
- Cystic lesions from pancreatitis.
- Biliary strictures.
How much does the MRCP test cost?*
The MRCP test is an extensive scan to evaluate your pancreatic and hepatobiliary organs. The cost of the MRCP can vary between ₹3220 and ₹5800.
*Disclaimer: The value varies based on location, time, and your preferred lab partner.
How long does it take to get the results for the MRCP test?
You can expect to get the results for the MRCP test within 24 to 48 hours after the scan is done. There may be a change in time for receiving the test results based on the city, clinic etc.
What do abnormal MRCP test results indicate?
The MRCP test produces images of the liver, gallbladder, bile ducts, pancreas, and pancreatic duct. This non-invasive test is used to look for abnormalities in the organs like:
- Gallstones causing blockages or obstructions.
- Inflammation in the hepatobiliary and pancreatic systems.
- Stones in the bile duct.
- Abnormal growth or tumours.
- Infection of the bile duct or other organs.
The doctor may recommend an MRCP test to evaluate persistent abdominal pain or determine the cause of pancreatitis.
Disclaimer: Please consult with your doctor for interpreting the test reports.
Is the MRCP test definitive?
The MRCP test is not definitive but can indicate the functioning of the liver, gallbladder, bile ducts, pancreas, and pancreatic duct. This test can help:
- detect inflammation, infection, stones, or tumours.
- determine the underlying cause for pancreatitis and helps assess long-term scarring, and pancreatic function
- evaluate unexplained abdominal pain.
- provide a non-invasive alternative to ERCP, which is an invasive procedure for evaluating the bile ducts and/or the pancreatic duct.
How to read the MRCP report?
Usually, only central intrahepatic bile ducts are seen on MRCP up to 3 mm in diameter. Extrahepatic bile ducts should normally be 7 mm in diameter.
Those who have had surgery for cholecystectomy will experience mild biliary dilatation with the bile duct measuring up to 10 mm in diameter.
The MRCP test can detect:
- Congenital anomalies of hepatic and cystic ducts
- Biliary system trauma or complications from surgery
- Cystic lesions from pancreatitis
- Biliary strictures.
Why book the MRCP test?
This test can help:
- detect inflammation, infection, stones, or tumours.
- determine the underlying cause for pancreatitis and helps assess long-term scarring, and pancreatic function
- Help in evaluating unexplained abdominal pain.
- provide a non-invasive alternative to ERCP, which is an invasive procedure for evaluating the bile ducts and/or the pancreatic duct.
The MRCP test can also detect:
- Congenital anomalies of hepatic and cystic ducts.
- Biliary system trauma or complications from surgery.
- Cystic lesions from pancreatitis.
- Biliary strictures.
Are there any risks involved with the MRCP test?
The MRCP test is painless and doesn’t have any side effects. If the scan required a contrast dye, you may feel a little nauseous but it will go away in some time. Before the MRCP test, inform the doctor of any previous operations, metal implants, or other metals in the body. As fasting is involved, keep your doctor informed if you are diabetic or pregnant.
What can affect the results of the MRCP test?
Before the MRCP test, inform the doctor of any previous operations, metal implants, or other metals in the body. Some medical implants and other metal inserts can affect the scanning.
Why to book an MRCP test?
- MRCP is a specialized scan that produces detailed images of the pancreatic and hepatobiliary systems such as the liver, bile ducts, gallbladder, pancreas, and pancreatic duct. There are several reasons to book an MRCP test.
- One major reason why the MRCP test is conducted is for detecting infection, inflammation, stones, or tumors in the human body. The results of the MRCP also help in evaluating unexplained abdominal pain. In case you’re going through any symptoms, it is suggested to undergo an MRCP test.
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What does the MRCP test measure?
- The MRCP test is an advanced non-invasive MRI scan that is used for producing detailed images of the hepatobiliary and pancreatic systems. If there are any deformities in the body's internal organs, this MRCP test helps determine the same.
- There are several health disorders that the MRCP test measures. These include gallstones causing blockages or obstructions, stones in the bile duct, abnormal growth or tumors, inflamed pancreatic systems, etc. If your body shows apparent symptoms or your healthcare professional spots the same, you must go for an MRCP test at the earliest.
What Preparation is needed for the MRCP Test?
- While going for the MRCP test, there are several things that one needs to keep in mind. The first thing is to inform your doctor about all the medications or drugs you are taking or have taken in the past. Also, if you are pregnant, diabetic or have any allergies, do not forget to mention those.
- Once all this information has been conveyed to your doctor, make sure you inform them about any previous operations, metal implants, or other metals in the body such as dental fillings, bridges, plates for injury, implantable defibrillator, surgical clips, pins, plates, and so on. To achieve accurate results, it is suggested to fast for 4-8 hours. However, drinking water is allowed.
What happens to your test sample?
What do abnormal results Indicate?
- The MRCP scan is an advanced scan. A specialized scan produces detailed images of the pancreatic and hepatobiliary systems such as the liver, bile ducts, gallbladder, pancreas, and pancreatic duct. In case your test results are abnormal, they direct towards several abnormalities. These include-
- Gallstones causing blockages or obstructions
- Infection of the bile duct or other organs
- Inflammation in pancreatic systems
- Abnormal growth or tumors
- Stones in the bile duct
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Frequently Asked Questions
Can I avail at-home sample collection in Sector 37, Noida?
Yes, you can easily avail of sample collection for various tests anywhere in Noida through MFine. Within a single click, you can book a slot for a test without going anywhere. Your test results will be made available for download within 48 hours.
What is the cost of the MRCP Test in Noida?
The cost of the tests depends upon different laboratories and their infrastructure. The charges for the test in Noida generally range from ₹3,220 to ₹5,800.
I stay in Chennai. Can I book an MRCP test for my grandfather staying in Noida?
Yes, you can easily book an MRCP test for your relatives living in any part of the country with the help of MFine.
How can I reschedule my appointment for an MRCP test sample?
You can easily reschedule the appointment for an MRCP test through the MFine app or web service. The app and website both have an option to reschedule the sample collection date and time.
Is the lab technician coming for an MRCP test sample collection vaccinated?
Yes. Our lab technicians are fully vaccinated. Further, they also ensure safety by wearing a mask and using sanitizer and gloves during sample collection.
When is an MRCP test recommended?
The MRCP test is primarily recommended by doctors in case they spot apparent symptoms. These symptoms include nausea, headache, body pain, hives, itchy eyes, and allergic reactions. If your body is showing any such symptoms, it is suggested to talk to your health advisor. Some of the possible diseases that the MRCP test diagnoses include bile ducts, liver, gallbladder, pancreatic duct and pancreas.
Is a prescription required to book an MRCP test?
Yes, since MRCP is an advanced test, a prescription is required to book the MRCP test.
Does MFine provide result interpretation along with the reports?
Yes. MFine provides result interpretation along with the reports. Also, you will be able to avail a free doctor consultation after the lab test to understand your reports accurately. Our doctor will also advise and prescribe medicines if required based on the results.
Is the MRCP test definitive?
No, the MRCP test is not definitive. However, it indicates the functioning of the body’s vital organs, including the liver, gallbladder, bile ducts, pancreas, and pancreatic duct. This helps diagnose inflammation, infection, stones, tumors, pancreatitis, unexplained abdominal pain and many such serious medical issues. After the test, your doctor may recommend further tests to confirm the findings.
What are other tests usually recommended along with the MRCP test?
The doctor might prescribe other tests such as endoscopy and Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography (ERCP) along with the MRCP test for detailed examination.
What diseases can be detected through the MRCP Test?
Some of the disorders that the MRCP test helps in detecting include inflammation, infection, stones, or tumors, pancreatitis disorders, unexplained abdominal pain, improper functioning of the bile duct, and so on.
How can I download my MRCP test report?
- – Login to MFine
- – Go to your profile
- – Click Attachment and Reports
- – Click Lab Report and download the same.
Are there any discount offers running on the MRCP test in Noida?
Usually, you can avail of up to 50% discount on the MRCP test through MFine. However, the discount and test price may vary based on lab partner and location.