MRI Brain - Test, Procedure & Cost

The magnetic resonance imaging of the brain is a magnetism-based diagnostic imaging technique that creates pictures of the brain. It is a safe and radiation-free diagnostic procedure that aids in diagnosing abnormalities related to the brain.

Diagnostic tests used for diagnosing brain diseases can be PET scans, MEG, EEGs, fMRI, MRI, and others.

The MRI machine plays on the magnetic principle, the machine involves coils that vibrate with each pulse of the magnetic field. The hollow nature of the MRI scanner makes the noises echo making the sounds louder.

The magnetic resonance diagnostic images of the brain can help determine various abnormalities in the structure of the brain and various diseases in the functioning of the brain as well. MRI  brain can appropriate, TBI, infections, developmental anomalies, multiple sclerosis etc.

The brain magnetic resonance imaging scans are read and interpreted by a specialist called the radiologist. The radiologist inspects the brain images to diagnose any abnormalities or diseases. 

Yes, the magnetic resonance imaging technique of the brain is absolutely safe in its technique and operation. The MRI scan saves you from ionising radiations as it doesn't operates on radiations but uses the magnetic field principle to run along with radio waves. Radiowaves are not known to cause any kind of side effect.

No, The Magnetism-based diagnostic imaging scan of the brain known as the MRI brain scan is entirely pain-free, a non-invasive, and an accurate diagnostic tool in the determination of diseases and abnormalities pertaining to the brain.

The magnetic fields and radio waves are used to create pictures of the brain. The test is precise in its diagnostic value having a sensitivity of 79% and a specificity of 76%.

Yes, You can get a free consultation for your MRI Brain, with Dr. Ravin Sharma (MBBS, MD in Radiology) who is available at our centre with Mob. no- +919212125996 and availability 24*7*365 days.

MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) is a reliable imaging diagnostic modality that
uses a magnetic field and radio waves to capture detailed images of the internal
organs of the body including the brain, its structures, and tissues. An MRI of the
brain reveals its anatomy, and abnormalities like tumors, cysts, and vascular
malformations. It can detect brain stroke areas, traumatic brain injury, infections
and inflammations, multiple sclerosis, degenerative disorders, etc.