
Whole-Body MRI

What’s Included
A Whole-Body MRI assesses the major systems of the body with exceptional detail, including the brain, spine, abdomen, pelvis, chest, and musculoskeletal structures. It can identify early-stage cancers, organ abnormalities, silent inflammation, degenerative changes, liver or kidney issues, vascular irregularities, and soft-tissue conditions often missed in routine check-ups. Because MRI uses magnetic fields instead of radiation, it’s ideal for repeat screening and those seeking a safer alternative to CT-based scans. The Whole-Body MRI includes a 45-minute teleconsult with an experienced medical doctor, who will interpret your results and provide personalised recommendations to help you make informed decisions about your long-term health.

How it works
- **Contact us to confirm your region and suitability **— before ordering, get in touch so we can confirm which single region to scan and check the test is right for you.
- Order your MRI online — once your region is confirmed, purchase your scan through i-screen and receive your confirmation email instantly.
- Schedule your MRI scan — book your single-region scan at your local I-MED Radiology clinic.
- Attend your MRI scan — a single-region scan typically takes 20–30 minutes and uses radiation-free imaging focused on your chosen area.
- Receive your results — your radiology report and imaging results are securely delivered to your i-screen dashboard as soon as they're ready.
- Consultation with an experienced medical doctor — book your teleconsult with one of our experienced medical doctors.
Ready. Set. Go!
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