Indications for the Scan
- Sudden or progressive unilateral hearing loss
- Persistent, unexplained tinnitus
- Chronic dizziness and balance disorders
- Facial numbness or muscle weakness
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Ensure your hearing health with advanced MRI imaging of the internal auditory canals. This precise scan detects acoustic neuromas and nerve issues, providing clear insights for effective diagnosis and treatment.
Scientific name: MRI Internal Auditory Canal (IAC)
A specialized MRI scan providing high-resolution images of the internal auditory canals and cerebellopontine angle. It is primarily used to rule out acoustic neuromas and evaluate vestibular nerve disorders.
Service type
Diagnostic Radiology
Duration
30-45 minutes
Fasting
Fasting is not required
Included Services
- Fine-slice MRI protocol
- Detailed radiologist report
- Digital copy of images
Medical Service Information
What Does it Detect?
- Acoustic neuroma (Vestibular Schwannoma)
- Vestibular and auditory nerve inflammation
- Inner ear structural abnormalities
- Vascular compression of cranial nerves
Preparation for the Scan
- Fasting is usually not required unless contrast is ordered
- Wear comfortable cotton clothing without metal zippers
- Inform the technician if you suffer from claustrophobia
Conditions & Notices
- Removal of all metallic objects and jewelry
- Inform the doctor of any pacemakers or metal implants
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