MRI – ACCURATE
DIAGNOSTICS WITHOUT
X-RAY RADIATION
The center is equipped with a modern Philips Achieva magnetic resonance imaging scanner, ensuring high quality and accurate examinations
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We have brought together a team of experienced, highly qualified like-minded doctors and attentive, patient-oriented staff for high-quality and comfortable diagnostics
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of the process so that MRI diagnostics
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We Offer
Modern and accurate MRI examinations at our center. Our team consists of qualified doctors and technicians who provide safe and comfortable examinations using the modern Philips Achieva magnetic resonance imaging scanner.
What Is Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
Magnetic resonance imaging is an advanced diagnostic method that allows obtaining detailed images of internal organs and tissues without the use of X-ray radiation.
How MRI Works
The examination is based on the interaction of magnetic fields and radio waves, which makes it possible to create precise cross-sectional images of organs and tissues. The obtained images help doctors detect and evaluate various diseases, including tumors, injuries, inflammatory processes, and circulatory disorders.
Our Goal
We strive to provide a high level of care and professionalism at every stage of the examination. Each patient receives accurate and timely MRI results.
Review the information on the website to learn more about our services and examination conditions. If you have any questions or wish to schedule an examination — contact us.
Trust your health to professionals. MRI is accurate and reliable diagnostics. Early diagnosis saves lives.
What Is MRI
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a modern non-invasive diagnostic method that allows obtaining detailed images of internal organs, tissues, and body systems without the use of ionizing radiation.
During the examination, a powerful magnetic field and radio waves are used, which interact with hydrogen atoms in the tissues. Based on this interaction, a highly accurate layered image of the examined area is formed.
MRI is widely used to diagnose diseases of the brain and spinal cord, spine, joints, abdominal organs, pelvis, as well as soft tissues and blood vessels.
Due to its high level of informativeness, MRI makes it possible to detect pathological changes at early stages, monitor the course of diseases, and evaluate the effectiveness of treatment.
Contrast Enhancement in MRI
Contrast enhancement during magnetic resonance imaging is used to increase the informativeness and accuracy of the examination. The contrast agent helps to more clearly visualize structures, blood vessels, and pathological changes that may be less noticeable on standard images.
Most commonly, a gadolinium-based contrast agent is used in MRI. It allows for better differentiation of tissues, detection of tumors, inflammatory processes, circulatory disorders, and assessment of the nature and extent of pathological changes.
The contrast agent is administered intravenously directly during the examination and is generally well tolerated by patients. Gadolinium is hypoallergenic and is naturally eliminated from the body through the kidneys.
The decision to perform MRI with contrast enhancement is made individually by the physician, taking into account clinical indications, results of previous examinations, and the patient’s health condition.
How to Prepare for MRI
Preparation for magnetic resonance imaging is an important step that directly affects the quality of images and the accuracy of results. Following simple recommendations will help you undergo the examination calmly, safely, and with maximum diagnostic effectiveness.
Before Visiting the Medical Center
Please arrive at the center approximately 15 minutes before the examination to allow enough time for document processing and to clarify details of the procedure with the medical staff.
Preparation Immediately Before the Examination
Before entering the MRI room, all metal objects and accessories must be removed, including jewelry, watches, glasses, and removable prostheses. Clothing should be comfortable and free of metal elements. Bandages, orthoses, tapes, and plasters should also be removed, and no creams, ointments, or gels should be applied to the area being examined. Valuables are best left at home or handed to accompanying persons.
Metal objects and foreign materials can affect image accuracy and create risks during the examination.
Medical Documentation
If you have previous examination results, such as MRI, CT, ultrasound, disks with recordings, or medical reports, we recommend bringing them for comparison and clarification of the diagnostic picture.
Calmness and Stillness During MRI
To obtain high-quality images, it is necessary to remain completely still throughout the examination. Even slight movements can reduce the informativeness of the results.
If you have pain syndrome or conditions that make it difficult to remain in one position for a long time, it is recommended to consult your physician in advance for appropriate pain management. If you have increased anxiety or claustrophobia, discuss with your doctor the possibility of taking sedatives before the procedure.
Preparation for Brain MRI
Before a brain MRI, avoid using decorative cosmetics, as some products may contain metallic components. It is also recommended to avoid false eyelashes and glitter cosmetics.
On the day of the examination, it is advisable to avoid consuming coffee, energy drinks, and other stimulating products containing caffeine.
Preparation for Joint and Soft Tissue MRI
Before examining joints or soft tissues, all braces, bandages, and orthopedic devices should be removed. It is not recommended to use pain-relieving or warming ointments, medical plasters, or tapes.
Nutrition Before MRI
For examinations of the pelvis, abdominal cavity, and retroperitoneal space, it is important to follow dietary recommendations. Several days before the examination, limit foods that cause gas, including vegetables, fruits, legumes, dairy products, baked goods, and carbonated drinks.
On the day of the examination, meals should be finished no later than 8 hours before the MRI. Any additional instructions will be clarified by your physician.