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What is MRI Brain (MRI) used for?

MRI Brain scans are used by doctors for a number of purposes. Some of the most important uses are as follows.

• Unexplained headaches, seizures, or dizziness.
• For diagnosing tumours, stroke, or bleeding in the brain.
• Monitoring brain infections or injuries, for example, assessing symptoms such as memory loss or confusion.
• It also looks for neurological conditions such as multiple sclerosis.
• It is used to assess brain development issues in children.
• Planning surgeries involving the brain.
• They also help in checking the success of the current treatment.

What Can MRI Brain Detect?

MRI can identify structural and functional problems in the brain. These include:

• Tumours, cysts, and abscesses
• Aneurysms and blood vessel problems
• Stroke, haemorrhage, and swelling
• Hydrocephalus
• White and grey matter change
• Infections such as meningitis
• Brain shrinkage due to ageing
• Trauma-related injuries or damage
• Congenital brain abnormalities

Symptoms such as double vision, behaviour changes, or weakness in limbs may lead doctors to advise an MRI brain.