Penile MRI

Penile MRI is a non-invasive imaging technique used to obtain detailed visualization of the penile tissues, blood vessels, and corpora cavernosa.

The examination is used in urology to detect traumatic injuries, tumors, inflammatory conditions, and other abnormalities.

Indications

Penile trauma

MRI helps evaluate tissue damage, including suspected rupture of the tunica albuginea.

Suspected tumors

The method allows detection and characterization of penile masses.

Inflammatory processes

MRI may identify abscesses and inflammatory changes.

Peyronie’s disease

The examination can evaluate fibrous plaques within the penile tissues.

Vascular disorders

MRI may be used to assess vascular abnormalities associated with erectile dysfunction.

Post-treatment monitoring

The study helps evaluate treatment results and postoperative outcomes.