MRI - Wrist

MRI Wrist is an advanced imaging test that provides detailed images of the wrist joint and surrounding structures, including bones, ligaments, tendons, cartilage, and soft tissues. It is highly effective in diagnosing a wide range of wrist conditions.

This scan is particularly useful in detecting ligament tears, tendon injuries, fractures not visible on X-rays, joint inflammation, cysts, tumors, and degenerative changes. It is commonly used in cases of wrist pain, sports injuries, or limited movement.

MRI does not use ionizing radiation and offers excellent soft tissue contrast, making it a safe and accurate diagnostic tool for evaluating wrist-related problems and guiding treatment decisions.

This test is recommended for individuals with:

• Wrist pain or swelling
• Suspected ligament or tendon injury
• Limited wrist movement
• Sports-related injuries
• Suspected fracture not seen on X-ray
• Joint inflammation or arthritis
• Unexplained wrist symptoms