Clinical Indications
- Abnormal growth or prolactin hormone levels
- Suspected pituitary microadenomas
- Post-operative follow-up for pituitary surgeries
- Unexplained chronic headaches or vision problems
An advanced imaging technique using rapid sequences after contrast injection to detect tiny pituitary microadenomas, ensuring early diagnosis and highly personalized treatment plans for hormonal health.
Scientific name: Dynamic Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) of the Pituitary Gland
A high-resolution radiological procedure using radio waves and magnetic fields with intravenous contrast. It captures rapid sequences of the pituitary gland to identify structural changes or microadenomas accurately.