Your spine, joints, discs, muscles, and tendons form the framework your body depends on every day. MRI is well suited to this structure, taking clear pictures of discs, nerves, joints, and bone structure that other methods often can't match. This part of the scan covers the spine from top to bottom, along with the major joints and muscular structures, as part of the same 60-minute session.
Your scan covers key structures within the musculoskeletal system and spine:
Your spine, discs, joints, and the nerves running through them. Changes here could be present for years before you feel any symptoms.
Changes to discs, nerve compression, and spinal alignment across all three regions of the spine.
Structural changes to the major joints and the tissue around them.
Conditions that affect the spine and joints as part of a broader systemic process.
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 creates clear pictures of the discs, nerves, tendons, cartilage, and bones. For the spine, it can show disc health, nerve compression, spinal cord and joint changes, all in the same session. Many of these changes can be present for years before you feel anything.
Back, joint, and bone conditions can be passed down through generations. If any of the following appear in your family history, this part of the scan is particularly worth your attention:
Get a detailed structural picture of your musculoskeletal system as part of your full-body MRI. No referral needed.
