MRI Full-Body PLUS

Comprehensive Body Scan Including Heart Examination

The Basic MRI full-body examination is our most comprehensive method for magnetic resonance imaging, where we scan the entire body—a total of 21 organs—from the brain down to the pelvis and hips, with millimeter-level detail.

The Plus package also includes a thorough ultrasound examination of the heart, ECG, and detailed blood analysis.

These additions make it possible to detect risk factors and signs of diseases such as cardiovascular disease, stroke, and cancer early, allowing you to take preventive measures in time.

Serious diseases such as cancer and stroke do not develop overnight; instead, they often take years to grow. Often these diseases can be detected early through blood tests, for example.

With MRI technology, early signs of disease can be identified before symptoms appear, which is often the key to effective treatment.

Our full-body MRI is a reliable, easy, and painless method for advanced health screening without any harmful radiation. MRI relies on the use of magnetic fields and radio waves, without exposing the body to X-rays, making the examination completely safe.

Why a Comprehensive Body Scan?

Direct insight into your health with advanced examination

With our MRI full-body examination as part of a health check, we can detect early signs of diseases by scanning the body for cancer, stroke, and other conditions with millimeter-level precision before symptoms appear.

Early detection offers the best chance for treatment

Detecting serious diseases such as cancer or cardiovascular disease at an early stage significantly increases the chances for successful treatment and can prevent diseases from becoming more severe. With an MRI full-body scan, you can rest assured that any issues are detected in time, maximizing the chances for a good prognosis.

Advanced technology without harmful radiation

Our MRI full-body examination is reliable, painless, and uses no harmful radiation, providing you with a safe and effective method.

Private MRI examination within 7 days – no referral required

Book an MRI full-body examination and receive an appointment within 7 business days. We offer high-quality full-body scans using the latest MRI technology.

Individual health report from a specialist doctor within 7 business days

Your results are first reviewed by a radiology specialist, then analyzed by a specialist doctor who compiles a personalized report with personal recommendations.

Thorough review of your results with a specialist

After your MRI full-body examination, you go through the results with a specialist doctor, either in person at our clinic or digitally.

What Is Included in MRI Full-Body Plus?

The examination includes scanning of 22 organs

The Plus package builds on the Basic package and provides an even more comprehensive picture of your health. In addition to examining 21 of the body’s most vital organs and blood vessels with advanced MRI technology, you also receive a thorough ultrasound examination of the heart, ECG, and detailed blood analysis.

These additions make it possible to detect risk factors and signs of diseases such as cardiovascular disease, stroke, and cancer early, allowing you to take preventive measures in time.

Skanning of 22 organs

Brain + brain vessels
Eye sockets
Sinuses
Neck
Lungs
Lung sack
Aorta
Liver
Gallbladder
Pancreas
Spleen

Adrenal glands
Kidneys
Lymph nodes
Bladder
Prostate
Uterus
Ovaries
Cervical spine
Thoracic spine
Lumbar spine
Pelvis
Hip joints
Heart: ECG + Heart ultrasound + Blood tests

Who Should Undergo This Examination?

Anyone at increased risk for serious diseases such as cancer, heart attack, or stroke, or those who want to conduct a preventive check of their body.

Our examinations are also suitable for individuals with specific health concerns.

How Often Should One Undergo This Examination?

It depends on your age and any potential risk factors. For individuals over 50, we recommend a full-body examination every two to three years.

In your personal health report, our specialist doctors will provide recommendations on the most appropriate time frame for you.

Frequently asked questions

What is an MRI examination?

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a medical imaging technique that uses a magnetic scanner (MRI scanner) for diagnostic purposes.
MRI creates images using magnetic fields and radio waves without any X-ray radiation, making it completely harmless.
This technology is used to detect diseases, map injuries, and monitor treatments with millimeter precision in nearly all human organs, such as tumors, inflammation, fractures, osteoarthritis, stroke, and changes in blood vessels and bones.

How does an MRI examination work?

MRI examinations are performed at radiology clinics. The images are first reviewed by a specialist doctor in radiology (radiologist). The specialist doctor then reviews the results, writes a summary, and provides recommendations. You go through your results with the specialist doctor. If necessary, a referral is sent for further management.
When undergoing an MRI examination, you lie on a table that is moved into a magnetic tunnel. You must lie still while the images are taken. A nurse operates the camera from an adjacent room, and you can talk to the nurse throughout the procedure via a microphone and speaker.
After the MRI examination, you can leave the clinic immediately.
A full-body MRI takes about 60 minutes.

Who is not suitable for MRI?

If you have electronic devices implanted in your body, such as a pacemaker, insulin pump, or cochlear implant.
If you have had surgery on your head or heart and have metal clips implanted instead of stitches after surgery.
If you have metal splinters in your eye or any other part of your body.
If you answered yes to any of the above, please let us know so that our doctors can review what alternatives are available.
Fixed dental fillings, dental implants, prosthetics, hip and knee replacements, as well as screws in arms and legs, are not obstacles to MRI examinations.

How do I prepare for the examination?

Mention in your health form if you have had previous radiology examinations. This allows our doctors to assess your condition as accurately as possible.
It is important to mention if you have diabetes, kidney problems, or other illnesses in your health form. This allows our doctors to assess your condition as accurately as possible.
It is necessary to inform us if you are pregnant. MRI is generally not recommended during the first trimester of pregnancy. In such cases, the examination may be postponed until after the baby is born.
It is important to mention if you suffer from claustrophobia or have general discomfort in confined spaces. In such cases, a discussion can be held with the responsible doctor about the possibility of prescribing a sedative to make the examination as comfortable as possible. If you believe you would be calmed by music, there is also, in some cases, the option to play music during the examination for your comfort.
Be sure to leave all forms of jewelry and clothing containing metal at home before coming to the examination.
Additionally, it’s a good idea to discuss with the responsible specialist if there is anything above that cannot be met. At Prevcare, we are usually flexible with different solutions.

PSA test for men

For a full-body MRI, men need to complete a PSA test, which is taken via a blood sample. A specialist doctor determines who needs a PSA test before the examination.
PSA stands for prostate-specific antigen, and the test measures the amount of prostate-specific antigen in the blood. The test may indicate a tumor change, but the most common reason for elevated levels is benign conditions such as benign prostatic hyperplasia (prostate enlargement), urinary tract infection, and acute/chronic prostatitis. By combining a PSA test with an MRI examination, the doctor gains a more accurate understanding of any signs of cancer in the prostate gland.
No preparation is needed for the PSA blood test. When you arrive at the lab/clinic, take a number and wait until your number is called. You only need to show ID to the nurse before the test so they know which blood test to take.

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