A Full Body MRI is a comprehensive, non invasive scan that visualizes major organs, soft tissues, blood vessels, and structural systems in a single session. It is designed to detect hidden abnormalities before symptoms appear.
The scan examines the brain, spine, liver, kidneys, pancreas, heart structures, pelvic organs, and musculoskeletal regions. It identifies tumors, cysts, inflammation, degenerative changes, vascular irregularities, and silent disease markers.
Body parts scanned
Brain (including MRA of blood vessels)
Entire spine
Paranasal Sinuses, Neck (including angiogram of carotid arteries)
Chest (not including heart)
Abdomen (liver, gallbladder, kidneys, adrenals, spleen, pancreas)
Pelvis (Female: uterus, ovaries and urinary bladder, Male: prostate and urinary bladder)
Bones (large bones of face, vertebra, hip bones, long bones of upper and lower limbs)
Joints (shoulders, elbows, hips, knee, ankle for effusion and degeneration)
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