MRI Right Leg

The Right Leg MRI visualizes bone and soft tissues, assisting clinicians in distinguishing normal, healthy tissue from diseased tissue.

The doctor recommends this test to diagnose right leg fractures, confirm abnormal X-rays, and diagnose birth abnormalities or abnormal growth in the leg area.

Why is it done?

For diagnosing, Right leg fracture.
Recognize leg pain.
To confirm X-ray abnormalities in the right leg.
Identify leg birth defects or abnormal growth.
To determine whether or not the bones, muscles, or other soft tissues are contaminated.
To determine whether there are any bone marrow issues, such as avascular necrosis.

What is the procedure for the Right Leg MRI Screening 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.