Pelvic MRI. What?

Pelvic MRI is an examination of pelvic organs. Women generally examine reproductive organs such as uterus, fallopian tube, ovary, rectum, bladder, ureter, etc. to see whether there are lesions. It can also accurately judge the shape of tumor, the degree of invasion of tissues and whether it invades surrounding organs. Pelvic MRI can also detect endometriosis, amniotic band syndrome, urethral cancer, pelvic inflammatory disease, genital tract abnormalities and other diseases, but also can distinguish between fresh and old hematoma, abscess, etc. Pelvic MRI is not suitable for patients with metal in the body, such as patients with gold teeth, metal nails and other substances in the body can not be MRI examination.