MR Angiography Renal With Contrast - Book Test at Low Cost

MR Angiography (MRA) Renal with Contrast is an imaging procedure that creates detailed images of the renal arteries. This procedure involves the use of the magnetic field, radio waves, and a contrast dye to make the blood vessels more visible and allow doctors to analyze the size, shape, and flow of blood. It helps doctors in the diagnosis of a variety of renal arteries-related issues such as blockage, narrowing and ballooning of blood vessels, etc.

Why is MR Angiography Renal with Contrast Done?

Doctors recommend MR Angiography Renal with Contrast for diagnosis of several health conditions such as:

• Renal artery stenosis
• Renal artery aneurysm
• Renal artery dissection
• Renal artery tumors
• Renal artery trauma
• Renal artery vasospasm
• Complications from the kidney transplant

It is usually recommended for patients with health conditions such as hypertension, diabetes, and other health issues that can affect the functions of the kidney.

What is the Procedure for MR Angiography Renal with Contrast?

The procedure for MRA renal with contrast involves the following steps:

• MRI technologists will ask you to lie on a narrow scanning table that slides into the MRI scanner.
• You will be given contrast dye through an IV line.
• Once the dye is absorbed in the body, the technician will slide the table into the scanner and will take a series of images of your kidneys. 
• The entire procedure of MRA renal with contrast usually takes about 60-90 minutes.

How Do I Prepare for MRI Angiography Renal with Contrast?

Here are some tips to prepare for MR Angiography Renal with contrast:

• Fast for at least 4-6 hours before the procedure
• Inform our doctor about all the medications, and supplements you are taking
• Tell your doctor about your medical history and show your previous medical reports if any
• Tell your doctor if pregnant or breastfeeding 
• Inform your doctor if you have any implants in your body such as pacemakers, artificial joints, etc.
• Tell your doctor if you have claustrophobia
• Notify your doctor if you have a breathing problem.

Are there any Risk Factors/ Side Effects Involved in MRI Angiography Renal with Contrast?

There are some acute but temporary risks involved in MRA Renal with Contrast such as: 

• Allergic reaction to the contrast dye
• Headache
• Nausea
• Vomit etc.

After Care:

After MRA Renal with contrast, Drink plenty of fluids after the procedure to help flush the contrast dye from your body.

What is the Cost of MRA Renal with Contrast?

The cost of MRA Renal with Contrast near me in Delhi ranges from INR 14000 to INR 20000. 

Book your MRI Renal Angiography with contrast at Ganesh Diagnostic and Imaging Centre and get an attractive discount of 50%.