MRI LEFT HAND-CONTRAST

This examination is performed to evaluate persistent hand pain, tendon and ligament injuries, arthritis, joint inflammation, infections, tumors, ganglion cysts, nerve disorders, unexplained swelling, postoperative changes, and other hand abnormalities.

The MRI evaluates the bones of the hand, finger joints, tendons, ligaments, cartilage, muscles, nerves, blood vessels, bone marrow, and surrounding soft tissues.

The gadolinium-based contrast agent enhances abnormal tissues, helping identify tumors, infections, inflammation, abnormal blood vessels, scar tissue, and soft tissue lesions more accurately than a non-contrast MRI.

Yes. It is highly effective in identifying bone tumors, soft tissue tumors, ganglion cysts, benign masses, and malignant lesions, while also assessing their size and extent.