MRI Brain with Cisternography

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A specialized MRI scan used to visualize cerebrospinal fluid spaces and cranial nerve pathways.

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An MRI brain with cisternography is an advanced imaging technique that combines a standard brain MRI with specialized imaging of the cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) pathways and spaces. It's particularly useful for diagnosing conditions like CSF leaks (rhinorrhea, otorrhea), brain damage, and evaluating CSF flow and dynamics. 

  • Non-invasive: It's a non-invasive procedure that doesn't require surgery. 
  • Detailed images: MRI provides detailed images of the brain and CSF pathways. 
  • High sensitivity: It can detect CSF leaks even when they are not active. 
  • Low risk: It has a low risk of complications. 

Frequently Asked Questions

It is used to evaluate CSF spaces, cranial nerves, inner ear structures, and suspected CSF leaks.

Yes, it is a safe imaging test that does not use radiation.

Contrast is usually not required and is used only if clinically indicated.

Fasting is generally not required unless contrast is advised.

The scan typically takes about 40 to 60 minutes.

It is recommended for patients with hearing loss, vertigo, cranial nerve symptoms, or suspected CSF leakage.