MRI Lymphangiography

This examination is performed to evaluate lymphedema (chronic swelling due to lymphatic blockage), lymphatic vessel abnormalities, lymphatic leaks, chylous leaks, congenital lymphatic malformations, unexplained limb swelling, postoperative lymphatic complications, and lymphatic obstruction caused by tumors or other conditions.

Yes. MRI Lymphangiography helps assess lymphatic vessel structure and drainage patterns, supporting diagnosis and evaluation of lymphedema and its severity.

A conventional MRI evaluates general anatomy such as muscles, organs, and soft tissues, whereas MRI Lymphangiography uses specialized techniques focused on visualizing lymphatic vessels and lymph flow pathways.

Yes. It can help evaluate lymphatic abnormalities caused by tumors, enlarged lymph nodes, surgery, radiation therapy, or other conditions affecting lymphatic drainage.