MRI - Single Region
A Single Region MRI is targeted imaging for musculoskeletal and sports injuries — the kind of pain or restriction that comes from a specific joint, tendon, ligament or muscle.
We offer scans of the knee, shoulder, ankle, foot, wrist, hand, elbow, thigh and calf — the regions where MRI gives the clearest, most actionable answers about injury, overuse and recovery. Because the scan is focused on the area you actually want answers about, you get a shorter appointment, sharper detail of the structures that matter, and a specialist report you can take straight to your GP, physio or sports physician.
Whether it's an acute sports injury, a lingering joint niggle that hasn't settled, or unexplained pain after a flare-up, a Single Region MRI helps pinpoint the cause so you can plan your recovery with confidence.
How it Works
1. Order your MRI online - purchase your scan through i-screen and receive your confirmation email instantly. This includes your booking instructions, preparation video, and referral details. 2. Schedule your MRI scan - schedule your whole-body MRI at your local I-MED Radiology clinic. I-MED operates one of Australia’s largest networks of MRI-capable clinics, so you can choose a location that’s convenient for you. 3. Attend your MRI scan - a single-region scan typically takes 20–30 minutes and uses radiation-free imaging focused on the area of concern. No needles, no injections, no downtime. 4. Receive your detailed results - your radiology report and imaging results will be securely delivered to your i-screen dashboard as soon as they’re ready. You’ll be notified by email when they arrive. 5. Consultation with an experienced medical doctor - book your teleconsult with one of our experienced medical doctors. They will walk you through your MRI findings, explain any abnormalities, and provide personalised recommendations for your long-term health.
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