Early diagnosis of biliary tract diseases helps to increase the effectiveness of treatment later. Magnetic resonance cholangiography or cholangiography is a modern imaging method that supports early and accurate diagnosis thanks to its ability to reproduce high-quality images.

Abdominal MRI allows accurate assessment of related lesions inside the abdomen such as the bile duct, kidneys, liver, pancreas, spleen... and is therefore widely used in medicine.

Magnetic resonance imaging is a diagnostic imaging technique that uses magnetic fields and radio waves to create images. So how is an upper abdominal MRI performed to examine the vessels?

Abdominal MRI is used to examine the organs in the abdominal cavity. This method has many advantages in terms of diagnostic imaging because it provides anatomical images of special organs in the abdomen. However, this method is not used routinely in clinical practice but has specific indications. So who will be indicated for abdominal MRI?

The abdomen contains many complex anatomical structures of the cardiovascular, digestive and urinary systems. Therefore, when there is an injury to an organ in the abdomen, it will be very complicated and difficult to assess. Abdominal MRI is a very valuable tool in detecting, assessing the extent of injury and monitoring abdominal pathology. So what is the procedure for abdominal MRI without contrast injection?

Abdominal MRI is widely used in the diagnosis and prognosis of many diseases of the digestive system, excretory system, blood vessels and other organs in the abdomen. Contrast agents help increase contrast, further assess the level of organ perfusion and damage. So how is the abdominal MRI procedure with contrast injection?