Scrotal (testicular) MRI

RM Escrotal (testicular)

This non-invasive diagnostic procedure uses an electromagnetic field and radio waves (from a transmitter and receiver) to acquire high-definition anatomical images of the scrotal region. It is a radiation-free procedure. Sometimes paramagnetic contrast (gadolinium) must be used to complete the study. It is used for detailed examination of the testicles to identify possible tumours or other pathologies, as well as to visualise alterations in adjacent structures.