The Scan

What the scan screens for

Our full-body MRI checks for signs of over 500 potential conditions across key systems and organs from head to knees.

It’s non-invasive and designed to give you a detailed view of your internal health, all in a single scan.

Solid Tumours

Early detection of solid tumours supports timely treatment and improved management.

System Changes

Disorders such as fatty liver and haemochromatosis can be detected early, enabling timely treatment to prevent organ damage.

Non-Cancerous Conditions

Cysts, haematomas, haemangiomas, and abscesses can be detected early, providing a baseline to monitor any progression or possible complications.

Autoimmune Disorders

Like multiple sclerosis (MS), these can be detected early, enabling timely management and a confident approach to your future.

Spinal Degeneration

Early detection allows for prompt treatment to manage pain and track changes to your spinal health.

Brain Aneurysms

Early detection of brain aneurysms allows for timely intervention to prevent serious complications.

Areas Scanned

A comprehensive, radiation-free screening of 13 vital organs and systems with expert analysis and ongoing support.

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Head & Neck

Brain structures

Sinuses

Skull

Thyroid

Cervical lymph nodes

Chest

Heart size

Thoracic aorta

Pulmonary masses

Pleural effusion

Lymph nodes

Abdomen & Pelvis

Liver

Pancreas

Spleen

Kidneys

Adrenal glands

Bowel obstruction

Abdominal aneurysms

Musculoskeletal & Spine

Spine alignment

Disc health

Nerve impingement

Shoulder

Hip joints

Carotid & Circle of Willis

Blood flow in carotid arteries

Brain vascular structure

Why early insight matters

Many health conditions don’t show signs in their early stages.

A full-body MRI offers a proactive way to check for internal changes, build a personal health baseline, and make more informed decisions over time.

Note: Full-body MRI does not replace targeted diagnostic tests for all conditions. Speak with your GP if you require specific medical investigations.

What the scan screens for

Why early insight matters

Now is the best time to take control of your health.