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Magnetic resonance imaging of scrotum allows you to focus on the epididymis, testis, and spermatic cord abnormalities.
Having the testicles resting beside each other, the scrotal sac will be somewhat elevated. To aid in the absorption of ultrasound waves, a transparent gel is given to the scrotal sac. The technician next moves a mobile probe (the ultrasound transducer) across the scrotum. High-frequency sound waves are emitted by the ultrasound instrument.
Do not eat or drink water 3 hours before the start of the scan as advised by the doctor and technician. However, prescribed medication with a sip of water is okay. One will change into a different outfit and no metal accessories are allowed due to magnetic imaging.
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It is a safe test to undergo. Wait for sometime until report gets ready. Get normalize, collect report and reach Doctor for next stage treatment.
This test costs around Rs.8000-9000/-. Reach certified diagnostic centre like Ganesh Diagnostic as early as possible for best results.
To provide hassle-free diagnostic service we also provide online service to book your appointment. At Ganesh Diagnostic, you can book MRI Scrotum test online by scheduling your appointment. Quick, non-invasive MRI appointment is available for detailed insights into your body. Schedule now for a comprehensive health assessment. We are 24/7 Available at your service.
| Test Type | MRI Scrotum |
| Includes | MRI Scrotum (MRI Scans) |
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| Reporting | Within 3-4 hours* |
| Test Price |
₹ 4500
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Magnetic resonance imaging scan of the scrotum is an imaging technique that represents the epididymis, testis, spermatic cord, scrotal sac, and surrounding vessels and fluids in the MRI scrotal images. These Test images can help in diagnosing various abnormalities in the scrotum.
The MRI scrotum can help evaluate and diagnose the scrotum for contents and abnormalities like hemorrhage, fat, fluid content, and fibrosis in the testicular and paratesticular regions.
No, the MRI scrotum test is a non-invasive, painless and accurate diagnostic test, it can be used to determine various conditions occurring in the testes and related structures efficiently.
Yes, the MRI scrotum has a 100% accuracy in the detection of testicular torsion which is demonstrated as a whirlpool pattern and torsion knot in the non-contrast MRI. The testicular torsion results in sub-scrotal pain. Although ultrasound scan is the primary diagnostic choice after a physical examination which is 100% sensitive in its detection.
The MRI scrotum test has a sensitivity of 93.3%, a specificity of 90%, and an accuracy of 87.5%. It is quite sensitive in detecting certain abnormalities in the structure and morphology of the testis and scrotal sack, which helps in appropriate diagnosis and thereby treatment planning.
Yes, the MRio scrotum scan is safe to undergo for the evaluation of your scrotum, as the test itself doesn't utilizes any harmful radiation to produce scan images of the structures inside the scrotum. It only uses non-harmful radiowaves and magnets producing strong magnetic fields that have so far no known side effects.
The primary and initial modality for evaluation of testicles and scrotum is ultrasound, MRI scrotum scan is also a useful diagnostic tool that affirms the diagnostics of the intra-scrotal masses.
You can get a free consultation from our doctor for your MRI scrotum scan, Dr. Ravin Sharma (MBBS, MD in Radiology) who is available at our centre with Mob. no- +919212125996 and availability 24*7*365 days.
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