Hand MRI

MRI of the hand is a state-of-the-art imaging technique that provides detailed visualization of the bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and soft tissues. It enables precise diagnosis of injuries, overuse conditions, inflammatory and degenerative changes, as well as tumors and post-traumatic abnormalities.

This contrast-free examination is completely safe and non-invasive. Since it does not involve the administration of a contrast agent, it eliminates the risk of complications in patients with allergies or impaired kidney function. At Rehasport, we use advanced MRI scanners that deliver high-resolution images while ensuring maximum patient comfort.

MRI of the hand is recommended for:

• hand injuries (sprains, fractures, ligament or tendon damage),

• chronic or unexplained hand or wrist pain,

• suspected tendon sheath inflammation, bursitis, or rheumatic conditions,

• detection of tumors, cysts, or other soft tissue masses,

• preoperative planning or rehabilitation assessment.

MRI of the hand is a state-of-the-art imaging technique that provides detailed visualization of the bones, joints, ligaments, tendons, and soft tissues. It enables precise diagnosis of injuries, overuse conditions, inflammatory and degenerative changes, as well as tumors and post-traumatic abnormalities.

This contrast-free examination is completely safe and non-invasive. Since it does not involve the administration of a contrast agent, it eliminates the risk of complications in patients with allergies or impaired kidney function. At Rehasport, we use advanced MRI scanners that deliver high-resolution images while ensuring maximum patient comfort.

MRI of the hand is recommended for:

• hand injuries (sprains, fractures, ligament or tendon damage),

• chronic or unexplained hand or wrist pain,

• suspected tendon sheath inflammation, bursitis, or rheumatic conditions,

• detection of tumors, cysts, or other soft tissue masses,

• preoperative planning or rehabilitation assessment.

Contraindications:

• implanted electronic devices incompatible with MRI (e.g., pacemakers),

• metal implants, screws, or clips (unless certified as MRI-safe),

• first trimester of pregnancy (only performed when medically necessary and after consultation),

• severe claustrophobia (sedation or referral to open MRI may be an option).

The procedure typically takes 20–30 minutes, is painless, and requires no special preparation. At Rehasport, we guarantee expert care, short waiting times, and a comfortable environment at every stage of your visit.

• implanted electronic devices incompatible with MRI (e.g., pacemakers),

• metal implants, screws, or clips (unless certified as MRI-safe),

• first trimester of pregnancy (only performed when medically necessary and after consultation),

• severe claustrophobia (sedation or referral to open MRI may be an option).

The procedure typically takes 20–30 minutes, is painless, and requires no special preparation. At Rehasport, we guarantee expert care, short waiting times, and a comfortable environment at every stage of your visit.