Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
Test list
Full Body Magnetic Resonance Imaging
BuyCranial Magnetic Resonance Imaging
BuySpecial neurological and cranial MRI
BuyMRI Neurography or MR Neurography (MRN)
BuyHypophysis MRI
BuyAbdominal Magnetic Resonance Imaging
BuyGynaecological Magnetic Resonance Imaging
BuyUrological Magnetic Resonance Imaging
BuyMulti-parametric MRI of the prostate
BuyMulti-parametric MRI of the bladder
BuyMagnetic Resonance Imaging bones and joints, upper limbs
BuyMagnetic Resonance Imaging bones and joints, lower limbs
BuyMagnetic Resonance Imaging knee
BuyMRN mapping of cartilage
Buyarthroresonance (joints: mainly tendons, ligaments and cartilage)
BuyMetal Prostheses Magnetic Resonance Imaging
BuyMagnetic Resonance Imaging of the neck, back or lower back
BuyFull spine MRI
BuyBilateral Breast Magnetic Resonance Imaging for prosthetic control
BuyBilateral Breast Magnetic Resonance Imaging
BuyAdenosine stress cardiac magnetic resonance imaging (CMR)
BuyFunctional heart MRN more viability
BuyFunctional heart MRN
BuyAngioresonance or MRA
BuyInstructions
- Contrast administration: It is important that you are informed if the test requires sedation or intravenous contrast administration. In this case, you must go fasted.
- Metal objects: The technician will give you the necessary instructions, provide you a gown and ask you to remove any metal objects (jewellery, watch, piercings, hairpins, mobile phones, dentures and hearing aids).
- Heart devices: It is important that you inform the technician about any device that you have implanted in your body (pacemakers, electrodes and clips from previous surgeries).
- Duration of the test: The test may last 20 to 45 minutes, depending on the study being conducted. It is important that you stay still throughout this period.
- Hydration and breastfeeding*: Drink plenty of water to eliminate the contrast material from the body. If you are breastfeeding, you must stop for the next 48 hours. You must discard the breast milk.


































































































































































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