Blood vessels run through every part of the body. They are among the most critical structures the scan covers, and among the least examined in routine health checks. The full-body MRI looks at the major arteries and veins from the neck to the pelvis, as part of the same uninterrupted 60-minute session.
Your scan covers key vascular structures from the neck to the pelvis:
Major arteries and veins from the neck to the pelvis. Among the least examined structures in routine health checks.
The main arterial highway of the body, from the chest to the pelvis.
The arteries supplying the brain, scanned for narrowing, wall changes, and early signs of potential stroke risk.
Weakened, bulging artery walls found across multiple regions in the same scan.
Compression and structural changes in the venous system, often undetected for years.
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.
Our full-body MRI creates clear pictures of the major blood vessels across the body, from the neck to the pelvis, without radiation or contrast dye. Many changes here can develop silently over years. This part of the scan could give you a look before symptoms appear.
Some structural changes visible in this scan area have a hereditary component. If any of the following appear in your family history, this part of the scan is particularly relevant: Some conditions linked to blood vessels and circulation can run in the family. This part of the scan is worth your attention if any of these appear in your family history:
Get a detailed picture of your major arteries and veins as part of your full-body MRI. No referral needed.
