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What is a MRI HIP JOINTS-MAVRIC?

MRI Hip Joints – MAVRIC is an advanced MRI examination using specialized metal artifact reduction technology to provide clearer imaging around hip implants. It is performed to evaluate implant-related pain, infection, bone and soft-tissue abnormalities, and other complications following hip replacement surgery, supporting accurate diagnosis and clinical management.

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Also known as/ Other names: MRI HIP JOINTS-MAVRIC, MAVRIC MRI of the Hip Joints, MRI Hip Joints – Metal Artifact Reduction,
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Disclaimer: Result availability is subject to the laboratory's schedule and test availability.

FAQs

Who may need MRI Hip Joints – MAVRIC?

MRI Hip Joints – MAVRIC may be recommended for patients with a metallic hip implant or hip replacement who develop persistent pain, swelling, reduced movement, or other unexplained symptoms around the hip.

Can this MRI detect infection around a hip replacement?

Yes. MAVRIC MRI can help evaluate inflammation, fluid collections, bone changes, and soft-tissue abnormalities that may be associated with infection. Additional laboratory tests or joint aspiration may be required for confirmation.

Can MAVRIC MRI detect wear or other complications of a hip implant?

It can help assess implant-adjacent soft tissues, bone changes, fluid collections, and other abnormalities associated with hip prostheses. The specific ability to assess implant wear depends on the type of implant and imaging protocol.

Will I need additional tests after MRI Hip Joints – MAVRIC?

Depending on the findings, your doctor may recommend X-ray, CT, blood tests, ultrasound, joint aspiration, or consultation with an orthopedic or joint-replacement specialist.

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