MRI Whole Body Screening - Test, Procedure & Cost

An MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) scan is an imaging test used in a whole-body screening. It is a non-invasive, painless test that is carried out inside an advanced MRI scanner. The scanner is a doughnut-shaped device with an interior table that moves slowly. You recline on the table during a whole-body MRI scan as it moves around inside the tube. Radio waves and a strong magnetic field are used to scan your body as it moves. The signals are then transmitted to software, which produces images of the soft tissues, organs, bones, joints, and blood vessels inside your body. These pictures are examined by a radiologist so they can look for any anomalies inside your body.

Why is MRI Whole Body Screening Done?

MRI Whole Body Screening can assist identify internal bone and joint disorders, spinal issues, aneurysms (blood artery blockages), Injuries to the brain, damage to blood vessels, strokes, spinal cord injuries, and issues with the eyes and inner ear, potential cancer tumors, Heart-related structural issues (weakened walls, valves, etc.), Blockages in the main blood veins of the heart; Inflammation of the tissue that surrounds the heart, damage sustained after a heart attack, determining the health of organs such as Liver, Prostate, Ovaries, Kidneys, Pancreas, Screening for breast cancer, To check if breast implants have ruptured, etc.

Who Can Have an MRI Whole Body Screening?

Total Body MRI Scan is available to individuals over the age of 18 who are concerned about the subject of their overall health or are experiencing constant headaches and pain in the body. This Test gives a good holistic view of the current health and aids in better diagnosis and treatment planning by the doctor.

Why Is an MRI Whole Body Screening Done?

MRI Whole body Screening is a non-invasive way to examine the tissues, organs, and also the skeletal system. This helps to diagnose various underlying conditions.

Guidelines To Follow Before, During and After the Test

Here are some guidelines an individual can refer to once they have decided to undergo a Full-body MRI Scan. The required documents needed for this test includes your valid government ID and an appropriate Doctor’s prescription.

Before the Test

Very little preparation is generally required before the scan

Some of the steps are listed below:

1. At the hospital, just before the test is done, the patient is asked to change into the gown. 

Reason: As magnets would be used in the test, it is truly critical that no metal objects are detected by the scanner. This also holds good for metal jewellery or accessories that might interfere with the MRI machine.

Note: No MRI can be taken if there are bullets, shrapnel, or metallic foreign body in the body.

1. This also holds good for medical devices, cochlear implants, any aneurysm clips, or pacemakers. No metallic devices can be present while being in the MRI scanner.
2. Apprehensive Individuals because of enclosed spaces should inform the doctor. They also might be some prior given medication to make the procedure simpler and comfortable.

During the Test

1. The MRI technician communicates with the patient to ease the patient and only begins once the patient is ready.
2. During the process of scanning, it is fundamental to stay still. Any slight movement can disrupt the desired images.

Note: Loud clanging noises coming from the scanner are normal. In some cases, the patient may be asked to hold their breath for a while. Also, terminate the scan if the patient feels uncomfortable during the MRI scanning procedure.

After the Test

1. After the scanning is complete, the respective radiologist would examine the images to understand whether any more of them are required ahead. Once the radiologist is satisfied, the patient can go back home.
2. Also, patients are required to make appointments with their respective doctors to discuss the results for future treatment planning.

Why Should Ganesh Diagnostic and Imaging Centre be Your Preference?

At Ganesh Diagnostic and Imaging Centre, we have been known for providing excellent service and care to our patients for decades. Lakhs of satisfied patients over the years!

It has been an established and renowned diagnostic centre since 2001.

Their excellence is backed by NABH and NABL Accreditations. 

NABH accreditation is proof of the highest standard of care and service provided to the patients. NABL accreditation reflects the competency of laboratories and equipment based on some national and international standards.

Test reports are available digitally too.

Ganesh Diagnostic and Imaging Centre is a one-stop solution for getting all kinds of tests done, as all services are available under one roof.

GDIC aims to provide the world’s finest technology at the lowest price. 

The rates of scans are reasonably priced. Ganesh Diagnostic and Imaging Centre also offer FLAT 50% OFF on many tests. 

Patients can rely upon test reports as reports are 100% accurate. 

What Is the Procedure for MRI Whole Body Screening?

MRI Radiologist will explain the procedure for MRI Whole Body Screening.

What is the Cost of MRI Whole Body Screening?

The cost of MRI Whole Body Screening in Delhi ranges from INR 15,000 to INR 30,000.

How to Book MRI Whole Body Screening Online at Ganesh Diagnostic?

To provide hassle-free diagnostic service we also provide online service to book your appointment. At Ganesh Diagnostic, you can book an MRI Whole Body Screening Test online by scheduling your appointment. Quick, non-invasive MRI appointment is available for detailed insights into your body. Schedule now for a comprehensive health assessment. We are 24/7 Available at your service.