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1. First, gather all the necessary equipment for performing MRA on intracranial blood vessels.
2. Next, prepare the patient by explaining the procedure and obtaining their consent.
3. Position the patient comfortably on the examination table, ensuring their head is immobilized.
4. Connect the patient to the necessary monitoring devices, including ECG and pulse oximeter.
5. Administer a contrast agent to enhance the visibility of the blood vessels during the MRA.
6. Start the MRA machine and adjust the settings according to the desired image quality.
7. Place the coil or receiver array over the patient's head to capture the signals.
8. Acquire the images using the specific MRA sequence for intracranial blood vessels.
9. Ensure the patient remains still during the image acquisition process.
10. Review the captured images to ensure proper delineation of intracranial blood vessels.
11. If necessary, repeat the scan or acquire additional images to capture any missed details.
12. After completing the scan, disconnect the patient from the monitoring devices.
13. Assess the patient for any adverse reactions to the contrast agent.
14. Document the procedure findings and communicate them to the relevant healthcare professionals.
15. Ensure proper follow-up and provide recommendations based on the MRA results.

Who needs mra intracranial blood vessels?

1. Patients presenting with symptoms suggestive of intracranial blood vessel abnormalities.
2. Individuals with a history of cerebrovascular disorders, aneurysms, or stroke.
3. Patients with suspected vascular malformations or vasculitis affecting the brain.
4. Individuals being monitored for the progression of previously diagnosed vascular conditions.
5. Candidates for preoperative planning in neurosurgical interventions.
6. Patients who have undergone previous neurointerventional procedures.
7. Individuals with a family history of intracranial vascular abnormalities.
8. Patients requiring a non-invasive evaluation of blood flow in the brain.

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