Available Exams

The list below is a representation of some of the general MRI studies we perform. These exams may be performed with or without contrast:

Head & Neck:

Useful for ruling out possible structural causes of headache or cerebrovascular disease, such as TIAs and stroke, as well as the diagnosis of inflammatory and congenital diseases, tumors, and the results of trauma.

Brain:

Routine neuroimaging as well as advanced applications such as multi-voxel spectroscopy, brain perfusion etc.

Pituitary
Internal Auditory Canal (IAC)
Soft Tissue Neck
Temporal Mandibular Joint (TMJ)
Orbits

Spine:

Useful for the diagnosis of degenerative, intramedullary, and extramedullary disease, as well as trauma, congenital disease and lumbosacral plexus.

Cervical Spine
Lumbar Spine
Thoracic Spine
Screening of whole Spine

Joints:

Useful for the diagnosis of chronic and degenerative conditions (arthritis, tendonitis, etc.) andd the results of trauma (tears, fractures, osteomyelitis, etc.).

Shoulder
Elbow
Wrist
Hip
Knee
Ankle
Foot

Soft Tissue:

Useful in the diagnosis of liver, gall bladder, kidney, pancreatic and endocrine diseases and tumors. MRI can also enhance the diagnosis of breast tumors, gynecological disease and prostate carcinoma.

Abdomen

• Upper abdomen including MR choloangiopancreaticograpphy ( MRCP).
• MR urography.
• Pelvic organ evaluation including multivoxel spectroscopy for suspected prostate malignancy.

Cardio-Vascular:

Useful in the diagnosis of heart and vascular disease.

Contrast-enhanced MRA
Peripheral limb arteriography.
Renal angiography.
Splenoportovenography.
Carotid angiography

Whole-body MRI for patients with suspected visceral/bone metastasis