MRI MAMMOGRAPHY VIBRANT CONTRAST WITH DIFFUSION & PERFUSION

This examination is performed for breast cancer screening in high-risk women, evaluation of suspicious breast lesions, assessment of abnormal mammography or ultrasound findings, pre-surgical planning, cancer staging, monitoring treatment response, implant evaluation, and postoperative follow-up.

Perfusion imaging evaluates blood supply and vascular characteristics of breast tissue and lesions. It provides additional information about lesion activity and helps in the assessment of tumor behavior.

Your doctor may recommend this examination if you have a high risk of breast cancer, strong family history, genetic risk factors, suspicious findings on mammography or ultrasound, dense breast tissue, newly diagnosed breast cancer, or need treatment response assessment.

Yes. Breast MRI is highly sensitive for detecting and evaluating breast cancer, especially in high-risk patients and when other imaging tests provide unclear results. It also helps assess the extent of disease within the breast.

Mammography uses low-dose X-rays to evaluate breast tissue, while MRI Mammography uses magnetic fields and contrast-enhanced imaging to provide detailed information about breast tissue, blood flow, and lesion characteristics.