Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the face and neck with contrast is similar to the non-contrast technique in helping to examine the anatomical structures of the face and neck. However, thanks to the contrast-enhancing effect of the contrast agent, it will help to increase the ability to evaluate inflammatory lesions and tumors, especially beneficial in cases where it is necessary to examine blood vessels and blood perfusion properties. So what is the procedure for MRI with contrast agent?

The thorax is an important structure of the body with many essential organs such as the heart, lungs, large blood vessels, and mediastinum. Non-contrast MRI of the chest can help determine the location, extent, and size of organ damage in the chest. So what is the procedure for non-contrast MRI of the chest?