Ankle MRI

Restore Your Freedom of Movement with Ankle MRI

If ankle pain, sports injuries, accidents, or chronic conditions are limiting your mobility, accurate and prompt diagnosis is crucial. This is where our Ankle MRI service comes in. At our modern medical imaging center, we use state-of-the-art MRI machines to obtain detailed images of your ankle, helping to ensure accurate diagnosis and the development of an appropriate treatment plan.

Why Ankle MRI?

The ankle is a complex structure and is prone to injuries and conditions due to constant load-bearing. Ankle MRI plays a critical role in diagnosing the following conditions by providing detailed images of bones, cartilage, tendons, and ligaments:

• Ligament tears and sprains
• Cartilage damage
• Bone fractures and cracks
• Tendon inflammation (tendinitis)
• Nerve compression
• Masses and tumors
• Arthritis and other joint disorders

Advantages of MRI Imaging

MRI imaging is a radiation-free method. This eliminates the risk of harming our patients' health, even with repeated imaging. Ankle MRI provides more detailed and clearer images compared to other imaging methods, which facilitates accurate diagnosis. It also excels in imaging soft tissues.

The Ankle MRI Experience at Our Medical Imaging Center

Our medical imaging center features a modern design that prioritizes patient comfort. Our experienced radiology technicians and expert radiologists support you at every stage of the imaging process. Before imaging, you will receive detailed information about the process, and all your questions will be answered. During imaging, all necessary measures are taken to ensure your comfort. After imaging, a detailed report prepared by our radiologists will be forwarded to your doctor as soon as possible.

Our Radiology Services and Check-Up Packages

Our radiology services are not limited to Ankle MRI. Our center offers a wide range of imaging services, including whole-body MRI, CT scans, ultrasonography, X-ray, and mammography. We also offer specially designed check-up packages to protect your health and diagnose potential risks early. These packages allow for a comprehensive assessment of your overall health and the implementation of necessary precautions.

Ankle Assessment with CT Scan

In some cases, CT scans also play an important role in evaluating ankle problems. CT scans can be more advantageous than MRI imaging, especially in the detailed examination of bone fractures and structural abnormalities. At our center, we use both imaging methods to provide our patients with the most appropriate and comprehensive diagnostic service.

Appointment and Contact

Contact us now to get rid of your ankle pain and regain your freedom of movement. Our expert team is ready to determine the most appropriate imaging method for you and schedule an appointment. Your health is important to us!

Things to Consider Before Ankle MRI

There are some important points to consider before Ankle MRI. These are important for increasing the quality of the scan and obtaining accurate results. First of all, if you are pregnant or suspect you are pregnant, be sure to inform your doctor or radiology technician. In addition, if you have metal prostheses, pacemakers or other medical devices in your body, you should also mention this before the scan. Be careful not to have metal objects (jewelry, belts, etc.) on you on the day of the scan. If you have a fear of enclosed spaces (claustrophobia), sharing this with your doctor before the scan will help to take the necessary precautions.

Ankle MRI Results and Evaluation

After your Ankle MRI scan is completed, the images obtained are examined in detail by our expert radiologists. Our radiologists evaluate whether there are any abnormalities in the bones, cartilage, tendons and ligaments in your ankle and present their findings in a report to your doctor. Your doctor will create the most appropriate treatment plan for you based on this report. It is important to contact your doctor for more information about the evaluation of your MRI results and your treatment process.