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MRI
Expert-class MRI diagnostics
Wide tunnel diameter: 70 cm
Weight capacity up to 250 kg
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a highly accurate and safe diagnostic method that allows doctors to examine internal organs, tissues, and systems without the use of X-rays. The procedure relies on magnetic fields and radio waves, making it safe and versatile for most patients.
At Medincentre, we use the Siemens Magnetom Aera 1.5T MRI scanner, offering both precision and comfort. The wide 70 cm tunnel and 250 kg weight limit provide high-quality imaging even in complex cases.
When is MRI needed?
Trauma & injury detection
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Fractures
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Sprains
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Soft tissue damage
Neurological disorders
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Epilepsy
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Stroke
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Nervous system diseases
Brain & spinal conditions
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Tumors
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Cysts
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Stroke
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Aneurysms
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Multiple sclerosis
Spinal diagnostics
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Herniated discs
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Degenerative changes
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Tumors
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Compression fractures
Joints & soft tissue
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Cartilage
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Ligaments
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Tendons
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Bones
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Muscles
Oncology
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Assessment of tumor spread
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Cancer staging
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Treatment monitoring
Internal organs
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Liver
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Kidneys
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Pelvic organs
Obtaining an accurate anatomical image before surgery, especially in complex cases. MRI is also used for postoperative follow-up, as it helps assess the results of surgical intervention and monitor the recovery process.
MRI is an essential tool in diagnosing a wide range of diseases and conditions, allowing doctors to obtain a detailed picture of processes occurring in the patient’s body.
Take care of your health!
MRI at Medincentre is safe, accurate, and helps detect issues early.
Book your scan today via our app, website, or phone.
Comprehensive Approach
Indications for MRI in various fields
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Neurology: diagnosis of the brain, study of the nervous system
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Orthopaedics: assessment of joints, spine, soft tissues
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Gastroenterology: examination of the abdominal organs, liver, pancreas
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Cardiology: diagnosis of cardiovascular diseases
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Standardized Procedure
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Preparation. Before the examination, the technician explains the procedure to the patient and answers any questions. It is extremely important to remove all metal objects and jewelry.
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Examination. The patient lies down on the MRI table, which slowly moves inside the scanner. The procedure lasts from 15 to 45 minutes, depending on the area being examined. During the scan, the patient must remain still to obtain clear images.
- Results. After the procedure, the doctor analyzes the images and provides a report. The results can then be used to establish a diagnosis and determine the treatment plan.
- Transportation up to 500 km from Moscow
- Doctors with 25 years of experience
Is preparation required?
Generally, no. However, for abdominal scans, fasting for 4–6 hours before the procedure is recommended.
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Are there any contraindications for MRI?
Absolute:
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Pacemakers, insulin pumps, electronic implants
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Ferromagnetic fragments
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Severe claustrophobia
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First trimester of pregnancy (unless urgent)
Relative:
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Unstable psychiatric conditions
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Incompatible prosthetics
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Excess weight beyond MRI table limits
How long does MRI take?
The examination lasts from 15 to 45 minutes, depending on the area.
Is MRI safe?
Yes. MRI does not use X-rays and is considered one of the safest diagnostic methods.
