Sacroiliac MRI

Sacroiliac MRI: See the Source of Your Pain Clearly

The sacroiliac joint (SI joint) is an important structure that connects the lower spine to the hip bones. Problems in this joint can cause pain in the lower back, hip, and leg. Sacroiliac MRI imaging is the gold standard for determining the source of these pains. With the latest technology MRI devices in our medical imaging center, we can obtain high-resolution images and detect even the smallest abnormalities in the sacroiliac joint. This enables accurate diagnosis and effective treatment planning.

Why is Sacroiliac MRI Necessary?

• To determine the cause of lower back, hip, and leg pain
• To diagnose sacroiliac joint inflammation (sacroiliitis)
• To evaluate sacroiliac joint damage after trauma
• To determine whether inflammatory diseases such as ankylosing spondylitis affect the sacroiliac joint
• To evaluate the condition of the sacroiliac joint after surgery

Sacroiliac MRI Experience in Our Medical Imaging Center

Our medical imaging center prioritizes patient comfort and accurate diagnosis. During the sacroiliac MRI scan, our experienced radiology technicians will guide you and ensure you have a comfortable experience. The MRI scan usually takes 30-45 minutes and is painless. If necessary, contrast material may be used to obtain more detailed information. The use of contrast material is determined by the evaluation of our radiology specialist.

State-of-the-Art Technology in Our Radiology Services

Our radiology services are equipped with the latest technology devices. Our MRI devices not only obtain high-resolution images but also maximize patient comfort. The images are carefully examined by our experienced radiology specialists, and a detailed report is prepared. This report provides your doctor with all the information necessary for treatment planning.

Comparison with CT Scan

CT scan can also be used in the diagnosis of sacroiliac joint problems. However, MRI imaging is more sensitive in diagnosing inflammatory conditions such as sacroiliitis because it shows soft tissues better. CT scan, on the other hand, shows bone structures better and may be more useful in evaluating fractures after trauma. Your doctor will decide which imaging method is right for you.

Why Choose Us?

• Experienced radiology specialists and technicians
• State-of-the-art MRI devices
• Fast and accurate reporting
• Patient-oriented approach
• Relaxing and comfortable environment

Take Control of Your Health with Check-Up Packages

Our check-up packages offer a comprehensive screening to evaluate your general health and diagnose potential health problems early. Our check-up packages also include imaging methods that evaluate sacroiliac joint problems. Do not neglect to have a check-up to protect your health and improve your quality of life.

If you have sacroiliac joint pain, you can contact our medical imaging center for a detailed evaluation. With early diagnosis and correct treatment, you can get rid of your pain and improve your quality of life.

Contact us to make an appointment and learn more about our radiology services.