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MRI Pelvis with Contrast (MRI)

Also referred as
Pelvis MRI scan
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Pelvic MRI
MRI of the Pelvis
MRI Lower Abdomen with contrast
CEMRI Pelvis
For men & women
Starts at:
₹4600
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An MRI Pelvis with Contrast (MRI) test is a highly advanced, non-invasive, and completely safe imaging technique that uses a contrast agent (dye) and magnetic fields to create detailed images of the pelvic region, including pelvic organs (bladder, prostate, female reproductive organs, lymph nodes, large bowel, small bowel, and pelvic bones), blood vessels and tissues.

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Understanding MRI Pelvis with Contrast (MRI)

A Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) Pelvis with contrast captures high-resolution images of the structures within the pelvic area. Contrast dye is typically given through an Intravenous(IV) injection. It goes through your bloodstream and makes the veins appear clearer during an MRI, making identifying abnormalities in your pelvic area easier.

This test is often recommended when more precise visualization of the soft tissues, organs, and blood vessels is needed, especially when standard imaging is insufficient. It helps identify and diagnose conditions such as tumors, infections, or other abnormalities and monitor disease progression. It is often recommended for individuals experiencing unexplained pelvic pain or abnormal bleeding. It can also be used to plan pelvic floor surgery or assess treatment response.

Unlike X-rays, MRI does not use ionizing radiation, making it a safer option for obtaining detailed visuals of soft tissues, including the uterus, ovaries, prostate, bladder, and surrounding pelvic muscles and bones. 

For this test, you must change into a hospital gown and remove any metal objects like jewelry, hearing aids, dentures, wristwatches, etc., as the strong magnetic fields can pull on them. Inform your doctor about any medical history, such as kidney disease, recent surgeries, allergies (especially to contrast agents), medications, pacemakers, or metal implants. Follow specific instructions on eating and drinking unless advised otherwise by your doctor. If you are claustrophobic or anxious, ask for a mild sedative.

Pregnant women should notify their doctor as the fetus is exposed to a strong magnetic field. It is suggested that pregnant women should avoid a contrast MRI in the first trimester unless the benefit of the exam outweighs any potential risks.

Test result interpretation requires expert guidance. Do not self-medicate solely based on these test results. Always consult the doctor to understand your test results correctly. 

Disclaimer: You must visit your nearest Tata 1mg partnered lab facility for radiology tests.

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What does MRI Pelvis with Contrast (MRI) measure?

An MRI Pelvis with Contrast (MRI) evaluates pelvic organs and tissues' detailed structure and function. It uses a special contrast agent (dye) to enhance images' clarity, helping detect abnormalities like tumors, cysts, infections, and inflammation. This test can assess the size, shape, and condition of organs such as the uterus, ovaries, prostate, bladder, and surrounding blood vessels, offering insights for diagnosing various medical conditions, planning surgeries, or monitoring disease progression. The contrast allows doctors to visualize blood flow better and distinguish between normal and abnormal tissues.

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MRI Pelvis with Contrast (MRI) test price for other cities

Price inNew DelhiRs. 5175
Price inBangaloreRs. 6670
Price inHyderabadRs. 5980
Price inNavi MumbaiRs. 5750
Price inMumbaiRs. 5750

FAQs related to MRI Pelvis with Contrast (MRI)

Yes, the MRI Pelvis with Contrast (MRI) is considered safe for most individuals. It doesn’t use ionizing radiation, but if you have metal implants or are pregnant, discuss it with your doctor before undertaking this test. In some cases, the use of contrast carries some additional risks, such as allergic reactions or nephrogenic systemic fibrosis (in patients with severe kidney issues). It's important to discuss any known allergies or kidney issues with your doctor.
The MRI Pelvis with Contrast (MRI) test may continue until clear images of the intended areas are obtained.
Your doctor may recommend an MRI of the Pelvis with contrast to get a detailed evaluation of your pelvic organs and tissues. This test is often recommended to detect or monitor conditions like tumors, cysts, or infections in the pelvic organs. It also helps assess unexplained pelvic pain, staging cancer, or identifying vascular abnormalities.
During the MRI, you will lie on a table that slides into the machine. The procedure is painless, but you may need to lie still for some time while images are taken. You may hear loud tapping or thumping sounds.
The MRI exam does not cause pain. However, you must lie still, as too much movement can blur the images and cause errors.
The MRI Pelvis with contrast is preferred when better visualization of tumors, vascular structures, or inflammatory processes that may be difficult to see on a standard MRI is needed.
The primary difference is the use of a contrast agent during the procedure. The contrast enhances the visibility of certain tissues and abnormalities, providing more precise and detailed images.
The MRI with contrast can reveal more subtle details, such as the boundaries of tumors or the presence of blood flow, which may not be visible on a standard MRI.
Yes, a doctor's prescription is typically required.
Policies may vary across diagnostic centers; however, a family member can usually stay in the waiting area during the procedure.
An open MRI machine provides a less confined space, which can benefit those who are claustrophobic or overweight. In contrast, a closed MRI machine offers high-resolution imaging but can be more confining.
MRI is generally considered safe during pregnancy. It uses radio waves and magnetic fields to create images and does not use radiation.
Yes, most patients can resume normal activities immediately after the MRI unless your doctor advises otherwise. However, after the MRI with contrast, it’s advisable to drink plenty of fluids to help flush the contrast agent from your system, especially if you have kidney concerns.
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This package is designed with everyone’s overall health considerations in mind, offering assessments to address a wide range of wellness needs.
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MRI Pelvis with Contrast (MRI)
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Standard time
12 hrs
For slots after 11 AM, report will be delivered in 48 hours.
Preparations
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You might be asked to remove metallic coins, jewelry, metal wristwatches, metallic keys, dentures, or hearing aids, as the MRI uses strong magnetic fields.
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Tell your radiologist if you have metallic implants like pacemakers, cochlear implants, aneurysm clips, neuro-stimulators, surgical staples/clips, or drug implants.
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Pregnant women should inform their doctor about their pregnancy before going for an MRI.
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Creatinine blood test reports are required (not older than 15 days).
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One attendant is mandatory for this test.
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Informed consent is required.
Why is this test booked?
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To provide a clearer view of organs such as the uterus, ovaries, prostate, bladder, and rectum.
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To identify tumors in pelvic organs and assess their stage of spread.
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To investigate the cause of unexplained pelvic pain.
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To help diagnose and assess structural abnormalities, infections, or inflammation in the pelvic region and reproductive organs, such as the uterus, ovaries, and prostate.
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To identify abnormal masses or lesions such as cysts, tumors, and polyps in the pelvic area warranting further investigation.
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As a part of pre-surgical assessment, especially for pelvic tumors or other complex conditions.
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To help detect blood clots or abnormal blood flow within the pelvic region.
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