About 20–30 minutes; add 15 minutes if contrast is used.
MRI
MRI Pns
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60 Mins
1M
4.9
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MRI PNS Overview
List of Parameters
Parameters Considered in MRI PNS Test
When to Take Test
When to Take Test
Benefits
Benefits of PNS MRI Scan
Conditions Diagnosed by MRI PNS
Preparing for Test
Preparation for MRI PNS Scan
Risks and Limitations of PNS MRI Scan
Test Results
Results and Interpretations of PNS MRI Scan
| Finding / Observation | Description | General Interpretation / Significance |
|---|---|---|
| Normal | Clear sinuses, thin mucosal lining | No active disease |
| Mucosal thickening | Swelling >4 mm | Suggests sinusitis |
| Polyp | Round soft-tissue mass | May need surgery if symptomatic |
| Fungal ball | Hypointense round mass | Usually non-invasive, can be removed |
| Tumour | Irregular enhancing mass | Further ENT evaluation required |
| Bone Erosion / Remodeling | MRI shows loss or thinning of sinus bony walls; best confirmed on CT. | Seen in aggressive infections (e.g., fungal), chronic inflammation, or tumors. Requires urgent ENT or surgical evaluation. |
| Contrast Enhancement | Tissues show increased signal intensity after contrast, indicating vascularity. | Helps identify abscesses, enhancing tumors, or active inflammation. Non-enhancing areas suggest fluid or necrosis. |
| Involvement of Adjacent Structures (Orbit, Brain) | Extension of disease beyond the sinuses into nearby structures like orbits or intracranial space. | Suggests complicated sinusitis (e.g., orbital cellulitis, abscess), fungal invasion, or malignancy. Urgent intervention often needed. |