Home to many of your vital organs that most people have never seen. The abdomen and pelvis contains more of the structures linked to long-term health than any other region of the body. Early detection here tends to open many proactive options.
Your scan covers key structures within the abdomen and pelvis:
The organs you rely on every day. Early detection here tends to open the many proactive options.
The liver is one of the most commonly affected organs in metabolic disease, and one of the most visible on MRI.
Kidney health and structure, including common findings that are better known early.
Conditions affecting the pancreas, spleen, and surrounding structures. Many are asymptomatic in early stages.
The major blood vessels of the abdomen. Silent but serious when affected.
A focused set of findings where MRI provides genuine preventative value.
The scan looks at the area. A specialist radiologist may see signs that could be linked to these conditions. OneMRI does not diagnose. All findings are discussed in your post-scan consultation.
MRI is well suited to the abdomen and pelvis. It can create clear pictures of the liver, kidneys, pancreas, and surrounding organs without radiation or contrast dye. It can show structural changes that a standard blood test or physical examination may miss. Many conditions in this area produce no symptoms until they are well advanced. MRI can give you a look inside before that point.
Some conditions in this area run in families. This part of the scan may be worth your attention if any of these appear in your family history:
Get a detailed picture of your abdomen and pelvis as part of your full-body MRI. No referral needed.
