Question 1

How do I prepare for a Entero-MRI (EnteroMR)?

Accepted Answer

Magnetic resonance test to evaluate the small intestine in detail without using radiation.

Question 2

What do I need to know before a Entero-MRI (EnteroMR)?

Accepted Answer

• **Fasting:** Strict fast from solid food for 6 to 8 hours. Drinking water is allowed up to 2 hours before (avoid dairy and carbonated drinks).
• **Medication:** Maintain your usual medication with a sip of water.
• **Clothing and Accessories:** Wear loose clothes. Absolute metal restriction (jewelry, hearing aids, zippers).
• **Specific Requirements:** Arrive 45-60 minutes early to drink oral contrast (1-1.5 liters). Likely antispasmodic injection (inform if you have glaucoma or heart problems). Vital to inform if you have metal implants or are pregnant.
• **Expected discomfort or pain from the test:** Painless. Drinking so much liquid can cause fullness or nausea. The liquid has a laxative effect (subsequent gas and diarrhea). The antispasmodic can cause dry mouth or temporary blurred vision.

Question 3

What do I have to do before a Entero-MRI (EnteroMR)?

Accepted Answer

• **Fasting:** Strict fast from solid food for 6 to 8 hours. Drinking water is allowed up to 2 hours before (avoid dairy and carbonated drinks).
• **Medication:** Maintain your usual medication with a sip of water.
• **Clothing and Accessories:** Wear loose clothes. Absolute metal restriction (jewelry, hearing aids, zippers).
• **Specific Requirements:** Arrive 45-60 minutes early to drink oral contrast (1-1.5 liters). Likely antispasmodic injection (inform if you have glaucoma or heart problems). Vital to inform if you have metal implants or are pregnant.
• **Expected discomfort or pain from the test:** Painless. Drinking so much liquid can cause fullness or nausea. The liquid has a laxative effect (subsequent gas and diarrhea). The antispasmodic can cause dry mouth or temporary blurred vision.

General instructions for Entero-MRI (EnteroMR)

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