A higher-resolution image helps the radiologist to better detect, locate and characterise lesions. In certain scans, a small lesion may be more difficult to visualise on equipment with lower power or resolution.

It depends on the type of scan. In most cases, fasting is not required unless your scan involves the use of contrast, in which case you may be asked to fast for a short period beforehand. Our team will advise you upon confirmation of your appointment.

Not necessarily. Although an open MRI scan may be more comfortable, in some cases it produces lower-quality images and can make it more difficult to detect small lesions.
 
Our 3 Tesla MRI scanner features a wider bore and allows for faster scans, combining greater comfort with high diagnostic accuracy. In cases of severe claustrophobia, the scan may also be performed under sedation, always under medical guidance and supervision.

It depends on the type of device or implant. Before the scan, you must inform us if you have a pacemaker, prosthesis, cochlear implant, medication pump, surgical clips or any other metallic object in your body.
 
Our team will check in advance whether it is compatible with MRI.

The duration varies depending on the type of scan, but as a rough guide, it usually ranges from 20 to 45 minutes. Thanks to 3 Tesla technology, many scans are completed in less time than with conventional equipment.