Hernia Specialists Willing To Review Pelvic MRI?

[pmv]

Thank you [USER=”935″]drtowfigh[/USER]. I am particularly interested in having a hernia expert review my MRI because it is possible (if not likely) that a radiologist might not see important subtleties indicative of an occult hernia that an experienced hernia surgeon can observe.

Also, is there any benefit whatsoever to have the pelvic MRI (including with the Valsalva protocol on a 3T scanner) performed with contrast? What benefits, beyond detection of an occult hernia, can be achieved by performing an MRI with contrast immediately following the non-contrast MRI? Does the contrast increase the chances of detecting any complications related to the mesh implant — for example, movement or balling up of the mesh. Does the contrast increase the possibility of detecting any impact on any of the nerves, tissues, tendons or muscles caused by the original robotic inguinal hernia surgery or caused by the mesh implant?

[drtowfigh]

I offer an Online Consultation which includes reviewing your entire history, symptoms, past surgical procedures, and any imaging. Plus I recommend a plan of care based on that.
you can contact my office to initiate it. [email protected]