Cost of MRgFUS Worldwide

MRgFUS is performed to treat specific medical conditions without open surgery. It is preliminary used to destroy abnormal tissue using focussed ultrasound energy, providing symptom relief while preserving surrounding healthy organs. The procedure is particularly beneficial for patients seeing a known invasive-alternative to conventional surgery.

It helps reduce pain, bleeding or neurological symptoms while minimizing recovery time and surgical risks. This approach is especially valuable for patients who cannot tolerate anesthesia or invasive procedures.

You should consult a doctor if you experience persistent symptoms such as chronic pain, abnormal bleeding, tremors , or neurological discomfort that do not respond to medications.

Preparation for MRgFUS includes a detailed medical evaluation, imaging studies, such as MRI, and routine blood test. Patients may be advised to stop certain medications prior to the procedure. Fasting for a few hours before treatment and following specific pre-procedure instructions provided by the healthcare team is essential.

During MRgFUS,the patient lies inside an MRI scanner. Focused ultrasound waves are directed precisely at the targeted tissue under continuous MRI guidance . The ultrasound energy heats and destroys the abnormal tissue while real time imaging ensures accuracy and safety. The procedure does not involve incision or surgical instruments, resulting in minimal discomfort and faster recovery.

The duration of MRgFUS typically ranges from 2 to 4 hours depending on the size, number, location of the treatment area. Most patients can return home the same day after a short observation period. Recovery is usually quick,allowing patients to resume normal activities within a short time.

• Redness or minor skin burns at the site of therapy
• Temporary discomfort or pain during or following the surgery
• Inflammation and swelling in the area that was treated
• Temporary tingling or numbness due to nerve inflammation
• Short-term minor weakness or cramping in the muscles
• Recurring symptoms over time or insufficient symptom relief
• Repeat MRgFUS sessions or alternate therapies are required.
• Little soreness or bruise in the area that was treated
• Unintentional heating of adjacent tissues is a rare concern.
• Temporary mobility restriction based on the treated area

• Completely non-invasive procedure
• No surgical incisions or scars
• Reduced risk of infection
• Minimal pain and blood loss
• Faster recovery and shorter hospital stay
• Preservation of surrounding healthy tissue

Recovery after MRgFUS is usually quick. Most patients resume normal activities within 1-2 days. Mild discomfort or fatigue may be experienced, which typically resolved without intervention.