MRI+MRCP FAT QUANTIFICATION -LIVER DONAR PROTOCOL

This examination is performed to assess the health of a potential liver donor, measure liver fat, evaluate liver anatomy and bile ducts, estimate liver volume, and support safe planning for living donor liver transplantation.

MRCP provides detailed images of the bile ducts without the need for invasive procedures. It helps identify anatomical variations and abnormalities that are important for planning liver donor surgery.

The examination provides essential information about liver health, fat content, bile duct anatomy, and liver volume. However, donor eligibility is determined after combining these findings with blood tests, clinical evaluation, and other medical assessments.

MRI + MRCP Fat Quantification – Liver Donor Protocol provides comprehensive assessment of liver fat, liver anatomy, liver volume, and bile ducts in a single examination. It is non-invasive, does not use ionizing radiation, supports accurate living donor selection, helps identify anatomical variations, and assists transplant surgeons in planning safe and successful liver donation procedures.