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MRI
MRI Brain with Angiography Without Contrast
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MRI Brain with Angiography Without Contrast Overview
List of Parameters
List of Parameters Considered During the MRI Brain with Angiography
When to Take Test
When to Take Test
Benefits
Benefits of taking the Test
Illnesses Diagnosed by MRI Brain with Angiography
Preparing for Test
Preparing for MRI Brain with Angiography
Procedure for Taking MRI Brain with Angiography Without Contrast
Risks and Limitations of MRI Brain with Angiography
Test Results
Results and Interpretations
| Condition/Findings | Description | General Interpretation / Significance |
|---|---|---|
| Normal | Patent vessels, no stenosis | Routine follow-up as advised |
| 50 % stenosis | Reduced lumen at M1 segment | Risk factor control, possible intervention |
| 3 mm aneurysm | Saccular outpouching at anterior communicating artery | Low rupture risk—annual surveillance |
| AVM nidus | Tangle of vessels with early venous drainage | Referral to neuro-interventional team |
| Vessel Dissection | Dissection flap noted in the V4 segment of the left vertebral artery. | A tear in the vessel wall may lead to luminal narrowing, thrombus formation, or stroke. Urgent assessment and vascular neurology referral typically indicated. |
| No Significant Vascular Abnormality | Intracranial arteries are patent throughout. No aneurysm, stenosis, or vascular malformation identified. | A reassuring finding indicating that major intracranial vessels are within normal limits. Confirms absence of clinically significant abnormalities based on the technique’s resolution and scope. |
| Incidental Findings | Small pineal gland cyst; likely benign. | Findings unrelated to the vascular system but often noted for completeness. Most are benign and don’t require intervention unless symptomatic or atypical in appearance. |