Additional information | |
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| Department | MRI |
| Speciality Name | MRI SCREENING CERVICAL SPINE |
| Test type | Radiology |
| Also known as | MRI Screening Cervical Spine |
| Report | 12-24 Hours |
| Availability | Tilak Nagar, Dwarka Sec. 12 |
No preparation is required. Old records required, if any.
MRI SCR Cervical Spine test, also known as whole spine MRI screening test is a non-invasive diagnostic tool to examine the health and shape of cervical spine clearly and comprehensively. If a patient has persistent stiffness, back pain, tingling in arms or legs, or sudden weakness which can affect daily life and reduce mobility of the neck, doctors often recommend an MRI Screening Cervical Spine test to get a detailed view of the cervical spine. MRI which is also called Magnetic Resonance Imaging is a tool to give a detailed image of a complete spine without exposing the patient to radiation and gives reports accurately. The average cost of an MRI Screening of the Cervical Spine is between 2000 to 8000 INR.
An MRI is a diagnostic imaging technique that makes use of radio waves and super strong magnet waves to produce a clear image of bone, joints and of soft tissues. MRI technologists will be able to see a clear image of the various structures around your neck region and detect any problem that may present in the neck.
MRI of the cervical spine has an area of the neck, consisting of seven cervical vertebrae from C1 to C7 providing a place for the vertebrae to protect the spinal cord as well as assist in supporting how our heads move.
MRI can visualise:
Early diagnosis by MRI can help:
If you experience symptoms such as:
If you experience:
Step 1: Preparation
Step 2: Positioning
Lie down on a sliding table of MRI machines comfortably and be relaxed.
Step 3: Scanning
Step 4: Contrast (If Required)
Sometimes contrast dye is injected to improve visibility of abnormalities.
Patients may be asked to:
During the scan:
The benefits are:
The report may include information about:
In Delhi, the cost of an MRI Screening Cervical Spine can range from INR 2000 to INR 8000. The pricing varies based on location where the test is being done.
You can find City Imaging as the closest MRI testing facility for an MRI Screening Cervical Spine Test. They have an excellent facility with a large quantity of modern diagnostic machines, as well as technicians who are very experienced that can assist with interpreting results and offering real-time answers. They provide all types of tests at very affordable prices and give their highest priority to accuracy when performing any tests. Their testing facility for an MRI is certified by government agencies and other housekeeping types of organisations, such as the NABH and NABL. They have extensive experience in all types of diagnostic testing.
Patients can book the MRI Screening Cervical Spine Test online at City Imaging by visiting the website and book the appointment online. Patients can also dial helpline numbers available on the website for MRI Screening Cervical Spine Test. Professionals on the helpline numbers can also guide the patients for city imaging and clinical labs provide the facility of all MRI Screening Cervical Spine Test and other tests with latest machines and at affordable prices.
The MRI Screening Cervical Spine test is an advanced and reliable diagnostic tool utilised to examine the health of the spine clearly and comprehensively. It provides a clear picture of tumours, disc problems, infections, nerve compression and other spine associated conditions accurately and early.
If you or your doctor suspects a spinal issue, do not delay diagnosis as early detection can prevent complications and provides better treatment results.
For Cervical Spine MRI scan booking, visit City Imaging and Clinical Labs today and experience trusted diagnostic excellence.
Fasting is not needed for doing MRI tests but you must consult a doctor before doing this test.
Yes, you can go home the same day and resume your normal activities unless advised to take rest.
Yes, MRI is safe for any children, male, female as it does not use radiation as used in X-ray.
Reports are generally available on the same day or other day depending on the lab and your slot.
It depends on the advice of the doctor and the patient's health. If a patient has persistent pain in the neck area then the doctor may recommend MRI for detailed analysis of the cervical spine.
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