• What is an MRI Screening Wrist?

  MRI Wrist scan Non-invasive radiology test that produces detailed pictures of the bones, ligaments, tendons, and soft tissues on the wrist. The technology employed uses Magnetic Resonance Imaging, which creates a detailed image of several conditions, including fractures, ligament tears, tendonitis, or arthritis. The technique is often used for patients with chronic discomfort in the wrist caused by swelling or a restriction of mobility. Non-invasive diagnostic tool and very effective in dealing with identification of underlying injuries and abnormalities for proper treatment through a wrist MRI scan.

  Conditions Diagnosed by an MRI Wrist Scan. 

  An MRI Wrist scan is a very good diagnosis tool in that it detects all the conditions pertaining to the bones, ligaments, tendons, and soft tissues of the wrist. The scan provides high-resolution images that enable healthcare providers to know promptly both the acute injuries and chronic conditions associated with the structures in the wrist. MRI aids to give a clear view of the structures in the wrist thus leading to precise diagnoses, hence focused treatment plans toward better recovery.

  The conditions diagnosed by an MRI Wrist scan are as follows:

  1. Fractures; a break or crack in a bone.
  2. Ligament Tears; for instance, a sprain or rupture.
  3. Tendonitis; that is, inflammation of tendons.
  4. Arthritis; osteoarthritis or rheumatoid arthritis.
  5. Carpal Tunnel Syndrome- compression of nerves
  6. Soft Tissue Injuries; bruising or swelling.
  7. Cysts or Tumors in the wrist tissues.

  How Does an MRI Screening Wrist Work? 

  An MRI Screening Wrist is a technology that uses a very strong magnetic field to produce high-resolution images of internal structures in the wrist. First, the patient is placed in comfort inside the MRI machine, with the wrist positioned inside the scanner. Then, the machine radiates radio waves into the wrist, so the hydrogen atoms in the body emit signals. These signals are then received by the MRI, which decodes and interprets the high resolution images of the bones, ligaments, tendons, and soft tissues. Ultimately, it is radiologists who examine the outcome to discern anomalies or damage.

• How MRI Screening Wrist Helps in Accurate Diagnosis?

  1. Resolution is high; bones as well as soft tissues can be seen for the detail structure of the wrist.
  2. It detects the injuries and conditions related to ligaments, tendons, and cartilage, which would otherwise remain invisible with X-rays.
  3. It detects minute fractures, tears, inflammation, and other features that might not otherwise be detected with other imaging procedures.
  4. It provides an active diagnostic system offering non-invasive, radiation-free diagnoses with safety and accuracy.

   Advantages of Choosing MRI for Wrist Injury Diagnosis

  1. The resolution of images obtained from MRI is detailed and high, capable of imaging both soft tissues and bones so that an overview of the injury is possible.
  2. Unlike X-rays, MRI diagnoses or shows evidence of ligament and tendon injuries, cartilage damage, or other soft tissue abnormalities, which are highly relevant for proper diagnosis.
  3. It is a non-invasive and radiation-free procedure that can be safer for patients, especially those requiring repeated scans.
  4. It can be said that MRI determines minor conditions or injuries that might not be observable through other imaging techniques, thus allowing proper treatment planning.
  5. Comprehensive images help the health care providers to assess the extent of an injury thus enable them to give more informed decisions on treatment and rehabilitation.

   

• Test Type: MRI Screening Wrist
• Preparation:
• Wear a loose-fitting cloth
• Fasting not required
• Carry Your ID Proof
• Prescription is mandatory for patients with a doctor’s sign, stamp, with DMC/HMC number; as per PC-PNDT Act
• Reports Time: With in 4-6 hours
• Test Price: Rs.3500

What is meant by an MRI Screening Wrist?

An MRI Screening Wrist is a type of noninvasive imaging test designed to provide clear images of the bones, ligaments, tendons, and soft tissues in the wrist. It is used to diagnose fractures and also tears in ligaments.

How long does a wrist MRI scan take?

The time for the scan can range from 20–30 minutes. You will be asked to remain as still as possible during the scan to get clear images.

Is a wrist MRI scan painful?

No, it does not cause pain and utilizes magnetic fields instead of radiation. It is safe and also very comfortable.

What conditions may a wrist MRI detect?

A wrist MRI can detect fractures, ligament tears, arthritis, tendonitis, inflammation, and other wrist issues.

How much does a Medintu wrist MRI scan cost?

Medintu quotes competitive prices for the cost of a wrist MRI scan. Call Medintu now at +919100907036 or +919100907622  for specific pricing depending on your area or needs.