The limitations of magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography are as follows,
If you want high-quality images, you must hold your breath while the images are being recorded and remain perfectly still. While undergoing imaging, it may be difficult to lie still if you're anxious, confused, or in pain.
Larger people may not be able to fit in certain types of MRI machines. The scanners have certain weight restrictions.
Images of metallic objects and other plants can be difficult to obtain. This can also be caused by patient movement.
Images may be affected by a very irregular heartbeat. Some imaging techniques time the images according to electrical activity in the heart.
Serious injuries do not usually warrant an MRI. Ultimately, this depends on the clinical judgment of the treating physician. Because of this, MR images may be distorted by traction devices and life support equipment. Thus, they must be kept away from the area where the images are to be taken. Patients who suffer trauma may still require MRI.