What are the Advantages of MRA Over Traditional Angiography?
Non-invasive: MRA does not require catheter insertion, reducing the risk of complications. No Ionizing Radiation: Unlike traditional angiography, MRA does not expose patients to potentially harmful radiation. Detailed Imaging: MRA provides high-resolution images that can be crucial for detecting small vascular abnormalities. Versatility: MRA can be used to image almost any part of the body, making it a versatile tool in oncology.
