MRI ONE PART-MAVRIC

This examination is performed to evaluate metallic implants, joint replacements, orthopedic fixation devices, postoperative changes, implant-related pain, infections, implant loosening, bone healing, soft tissue abnormalities, and other conditions that may be difficult to assess with conventional MRI.

Depending on the clinical indication, the examination can be performed for the shoulder, hip, knee, thigh, leg, ankle, foot, spine, or other body regions containing metallic implants or hardware.

Yes. It helps evaluate infection, inflammation, abscesses, fluid collections, and soft tissue changes surrounding metallic implants, assisting in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

Yes. It can help identify implant loosening, postoperative complications, bone abnormalities, soft tissue injuries, implant failure, and surrounding tissue changes.