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Yes — some MRI exams use an injectable contrast “dye,” most commonly a contrast agent (GBCA), to make certain tissues, blood vessels and lesions easier to see; many MRIs do not use contrast and the ch...
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The use of contrast agents, specifically gadolinium-based agents, in MRI exams to improve diagnostic accuracy.
Yes — some MRI exams use an injectable contrast “dye,” most commonly a contrast agent (GBCA), to make certain tissues, blood vessels and lesions easier to see; many MRIs do not use contrast and the ch...
preparation varies by center but centers commonly require minimal preparation—light diet or fasting for a few hours, notification of implants, and sometimes bowel emptying measures such as an enema—wh...