MRI Left Foot With Contrast - Test, Procedure & Cost

An MRI of the left foot with contrast shows the bones and surrounding soft tissues such as tendons, ligaments, muscles, and blood arteries. The contrast improves the MRI's sensitivity and diagnostic accuracy by making inside organs more visible.

This test diagnoses broken or fractured foot bones, osteoporosis, deformities, unusual bone growth, and arthritis (inflammation of the joints).

Why is it Done?

• Diagnosis of foot fractures.
• To identify ligament, tendon, or muscle injuries.
• Diagnose osteoporosis, bone abnormalities, and arthritis (inflammation of the joints).
• Diagnose foot abscess and osteomyelitis (infection of the bones).

What is the procedure for the MRI Left Foot With Contrast Test?

Patients must lie still during the MRI procedure.

How Does one Prepare for the Test?

• Tell your technician about surgical staples, clips, or pacemakers. You may need to remove jewellery and watches.
• If you are pregnant, notify your technician, as radiation may harm the baby.
• Before the procedure, check blood urea and creatinine to assess renal function and contrast safety.
• You should wear loose-fitting clothing.

After Care:

No care is required.

Cost of MRI Left Foot With Contrast Test in Delhi:

The cost of the CE MRI (Contrast-Enhanced Magnetic Resonance Imaging) Scan for the Left Leg Test in Delhi varies between INR 6,900-11,500.