MRI Hand: Radiological test for the detection of Hand abnormalities

Learn about the MRI Hand test, a radiological procedure for the accurate detection and diagnosis of hand abnormalities and injuries.

Overview

Fingers, thumbs and palms are involved in most of our physical interactions, day in and day out. Chronic pain, unexplained swelling or sudden trauma to the hand can have a significant impact on your ability to be independent and on your life. If your orthopedic doctor advised you to have an MRI of the Hand, it is very proactive to take an MRI to start the healing process. This cuttingedge, non-invasive imaging test is especially formulated to remove medical uncertainty, and offers you the precise diagnostic proof you need to restore your mobility.

What is the Mechanics of Magnetic Imaging?

What's the difference between this procedure and a regular doctor's appointment? Traditional X-rays do a great job of breaking bones, but it doesn't work for any other type of injury, especially soft tissue. MRI does not involve any radiation to the body, as opposed to x rays and other forms of radiation. Rather, it takes advantage of a very powerful magnetic field and highly focused radio waves.

In combination, these elements create a very detailed 3D digital cross-section of your body, when they are used naturally. This advanced technique enables your radiologist to get a closeup look at the detailed structure of your hand, making it simple to uncover potential problems in the small, delicate intrinsic muscles, joint capsules and the complex nerve pathways.

Why did the doctor suggest an MRI Hand Test?

For physicians to diagnose conditions that other scans cannot detect, this incredible clinical clarity is important. There are a few reasons why it is a better idea to do this exam:

For Sports and Workplace Injuries: If a blow is sudden and severe, to assess whether the flexor tendon is severely strained and/or the collateral ligament is torn.

Identification and delineation of localized infections or deep abscess in palm and/or fingers caused by bacteria (DeepTissue Infections).

Autoimmune Flareups: To make a visual assessment of the actual extent of active joint inflammation and synovial thickening, which may happen during Rheumatoid Arthritis.

Diagnose and describe the mass (e.g. ganglion cyst or rare benign cell tumor) prior to surgery.

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Can I book MRI Hand on Call in Delhi?

Yes, you can Book an MRI hand on call in Delhi, a patient can call at +91-9212125996 or +91-9810183948 and book an MRI hand in Delhi. You can also book any type of MRI or radiological tests on this number.