No. You may feel a cool sensation during contrast injection—that’s it.
MRI
MRI Peripheral Angio
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MRI Peripheral Angio Overview
List of Parameters
List of Parameters Considered During the MRI Peripheral Angio
Reasons for Taking an MRI Peripheral Angio
When to Take Test
When and Who Needs to Take an MRI Peripheral Angio?
Benefits
Advantages of the MRI Peripheral Angiography Scan
Illnesses Diagnosed with MRI Peripheral Angio
Preparing for Test
Preparing for MRI Peripheral Angio
Pre-requisites
Best Time to Take the MRI Peripheral Angio
Eligibility
Procedure for Taking a MRI Peripheral Angio
Caution Before Taking the Test
Risks & Limitations of the MRI Peripheral Angio
Test Results
Results Table
| Observation | Description | Clinical Significance |
|---|---|---|
| Aortic bifurcation angle | 20–60° | > 60° suggests tortuosity |
| Common femoral artery diameter | 7–9 mm | < 5 mm indicates stenosis |
| Tibial artery runoff score | 0–1 | 2–3 predicts poor wound healing |
| 70 % stenosis at popliteal artery | Focal narrowing with post-stenotic dilation | Refer for angioplasty |
| Collateral filling via geniculate arteries | Small bypass vessels visualised | Moderate PAD, conservative therapy possible |
| Occluded peroneal artery, patent pedal arch | No flow in peroneal, distal foot perfused via anterior tibial | Good surgical target vessel |
| Plaque Characteristics | (If detectable) Appearance of atherosclerotic plaque: calcified, soft, or mixed. | May suggest plaque stability or vulnerability, though MRA is limited compared to CT for detailed plaque assessment. |
| Vascular Malformation | Abnormal vessels like arteriovenous malformations (AVMs), fistulas, or developmental anomalies. | Can cause shunting, pain, bleeding, or neurological symptoms depending on size and location. |
| Post-Intervention Status | Evaluation of stents or grafts for patency, restenosis, or thrombosis. | Helps assess outcome of vascular procedures; essential for follow-up of stents, bypass grafts, or angioplasties. |