MRI (Referral Required)
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a safe and painless examination that provides detailed visualization of internal organ structures. It plays a key role in diagnosing neurological, orthopedic, oncological, and other conditions. The examination is performed without the use of X-ray or other ionizing radiation.
Examination Procedure
Please call +420 553 030 801 to book an appointment and arrange a suitable date and time.
Please arrive 15–20 minutes before your scheduled MRI appointment.
At least 2 hours before the examination, do not eat, drink, or smoke. Before entering the examination room, we recommend that you use the restroom.
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Before the examination, please remove your clothing, jewelry, phone, watch, and any other metal or electronic items.
During the MRI examination, you will lie on the examination table, positioned inside a cylindrical scanner that uses magnetic and radio waves to produce images of the examined anatomical area. To obtain high-quality images, it is absolutely essential that you remain still throughout the examination.
During the scan, the staff will use positioning aids to minimize movement and enhance your comfort. You will be under the supervision of a radiologic technologist at all times and will be able to communicate via a call button and microphone.
The duration of the examination depends on the area being examined. It most commonly takes approximately 20 to 50 minutes.
Without contrast agent, you may leave immediately after the examination.
After administration of contrast agent, you will remain under observation for approximately 20 minutes.
Our Services
- Examination of the nervous system – brain, spinal cord and spine, peripheral nerves including intracranial vessels
- Examination of the neck, face, and orbits
- Examination of the musculoskeletal system, including pelvic floor function
- Examination of the pelvic organs (specification required)
- Examination of the abdomen, specifically the liver including MRCP, pancreas, and enterography
- Examination of the mediastinum
- Angiographic examinations of the arteries and veins
- Examination of soft tissues
- Examination of breast implants
- Preoperative navigation for neurosurgery
- Whole-body examination for detection of focal skeletal involvement (multiple myeloma, metastases)
