The MRI method for anal fistula follows some general principles of MRI, which is the removal of metal devices/objects carried in the body. You will be asked to make sure that you do not wear metal devices after surgery or implant electronic devices affected by strong magnetic fields.

Anal fistula is a disease that reduces the patient's quality of life because it is painful and often recurs. The disease needs to be treated thoroughly by surgery. Anal fistula MRI is an advanced imaging method that provides clear images of the location, shape of the fistula and the structure of related soft tissues. Performing anal fistula MRI is non-invasive to the patient and is very safe.

Anorectal fistula is a pathology formed from abscesses near the anus (accounting for 50%). The cause is often due to blockage of sebaceous glands, which over time causes infection, abscess formation and gradually forms a fistula if not diagnosed and treated. Magnetic resonance imaging is an effective diagnostic tool in determining the fistula and the location of deep abscesses.

Magnetic resonance imaging is a method to evaluate and classify anal fistula. Magnetic resonance imaging has many advantages in accurately describing the anal anatomical area, assessing the relationship between the fistula and the pelvic diaphragm and rectal fossa. This is an important method to help doctors analyze and provide results for treatment.