MRI Upper Limb (Left or Right Forearm) Without Contrast

Specimen Required

NONE

Fasting Required

Purpose of the MRI Upper Limb (Left or Right Forearm) Without Contrast Test

A CT Guided Repeat Biopsy is typically ordered if a previous biopsy did not provide enough tissue for a diagnosis or if the initial biopsy results were inconclusive. The test is also used to monitor the progression of certain cancers or to check the effectiveness of treatment.

When this MRI Upper Limb (Left or Right Forearm) Without Contrast test is required

A CT Guided Repeat Biopsy is typically requested by a doctor or other healthcare provider if a previous biopsy did not provide enough tissue for a diagnosis or if the initial biopsy results were inconclusive. The test may also be ordered to monitor the progression of certain cancers or to check the effectiveness of treatment.

What the MRI Upper Limb (Left or Right Forearm) Without Contrast Test Detects

A CT Guided Repeat Biopsy is used to obtain a tissue sample from a specific area of the body for further testing. The tissue sample is examined under a microscope to determine if there are any abnormalities, such as cancer cells.

Preparation for the MRI Upper Limb (Left or Right Forearm) Without Contrast Test

The preparation for a CT Guided Repeat Biopsy may vary depending on the specific imaging facility and the patient’s individual circumstances. However, patients are typically instructed to avoid eating or drinking anything for a few hours before the test and to inform their doctor if they are taking any medications, have any allergies, or have a bleeding disorder.

Sample Requirements

Yes, a tissue sample is required for a CT Guided Repeat Biopsy. The biopsy needle is inserted through the skin and guided to the precise location of the tissue sample using a CT scanner.

Additional Notes

CT Guided Repeat Biopsy is a safe and minimally invasive procedure that can provide valuable information about the cause or extent of an abnormality. However, it does involve the use of a needle, which can cause some discomfort. Patients should inform their doctor if they are taking any medications, have any allergies, or have a bleeding disorder.

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