MRI inner ear scanning is mainly for a more detailed examination of the anatomical structure of the inner ear, including the semicircular canals, vestibule, cochlea and other fine structures have a better discernment. It can detect common diseases such as deafness, tinnitus patients with inner ear MRI to rule out acoustic neuroma; for vertigo patients with inner ear MRI to rule out lymphovascular fistula.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is an imaging technique that utilizes the signals generated by hydrogen nuclei in a magnetic field to reconstruct the image. The examination has the advantages of no radiation, no ionizing radiation; high density resolution. It has better resolution for soft tissue lesions and small lesions.
MRI inner ear scanning, the inner auditory canal anatomical structure with or without abnormal changes; can be seen to check the 5mm or so of the auditory neuroma; semicircular canals, vestibule, cochlea and other structural anomalies; check the auditory nerve, facial nerve alignment whether there is a variant; the inner ear has aqueous imaging function, can clearly show the inner ear labyrinth effusion; occupancy; lymphatic fistula and other diseases.
For the definitive diagnosis of clinical diseases, it is necessary to combine the patient’s medical history, clinical symptoms and auxiliary examination after comprehensive analysis to clarify the specific diagnosis.