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MR / CT / X-RAY (in a partner institution)

Imaging procedures provide information about the human body or parts of it, as well as processes occurring within the body. They can be used to diagnose or rule out numerous diseases, or in the case of known diseases, to obtain an image of the extent and progression of the disease.

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A CT (computed tomography) scan uses X-rays to produce thin slices of the area being examined. If the composition of a tissue changes (as a result of a pathological process), its ability to transmit or absorb radiation changes, and the change becomes visible on the image.

What can we examine with CT?

  • Brain and skull

  • Sinuses

  • Eye sockets

  • Pharynx Larynx

  • Thyroid gland

  • Lungs

  • Chest

  • Organs in the abdominal and pelvic regions

  • Small and large intestines

  • Cervical, thoracic, and lumbar spine (entire spine)

  • Limbs

MRI works with magnetic energy by generating a magnetic field, which causes energy changes in the body that are converted by a computer into a detailed, three-dimensional image. The resulting image is evaluated by a radiologist.

What can be examined with MRI?

  • problems of the central nervous system (brain, spinal cord, pituitary gland, etc.)

  • stroke

  • cardiovascular system

  • spine (cervical, thoracic or lumbar)

  • sacrum (hip bone)

  • joints (shoulder, elbow, hip, knee, ankle)

  • chest

  • abdominal soft tissue (muscles, blood vessels, fatty tissue, connective tissue)

  • abdomen and pelvis

  • breasts

  • cervical soft tissue (thyroid gland, parathyroid glands, lymph nodes, salivary glands, blood vessels, muscles)

Cranial MRI

When is a cranial MRI recommended?

  • vision problems

  • headaches dizziness

  • symptoms of multiple sclerosis

  • circulatory disorders vascular stenosis

  • degenerative brain diseases (e.g., Alzheimer's disease)

  • metabolic disorders diabetes

  • suspected aneurysm

  • Meningitis

  • After a head injury

  • Epilepsy

  • Tumors

Spinal MRI

When is a spinal MRI recommended?

  • Back pain Suspected herniated disc

  • Pain radiating to the limbs or neck

  • Headaches Dizziness

  • Symptoms suggestive of spinal canal stenosis

  • Vertebral displacement

  • Wear and tear or inflammatory changes in the vertebral joints (osteoarthritis/arthrosis)

  • Vertebral collapse

  • Lesions of the spinal cord and nerves or soft tissue injuries

  • Suspected inflammation or infection

Abdominal and pelvic MRI

When is an abdominal and pelvic MRI necessary?

  • Back pain Suspected herniated disc

  • Pain radiating to the limbs or neck

  • Headache Dizziness

  • Symptoms suggestive of spinal canal stenosis

  • Vertebral displacement

  • Wear and tear or inflammatory changes in the vertebral joints (osteoarthritis/arthrosis)

  • Vertebral collapse

  • Lesions of the spinal cord and nerves or soft tissue injuries

  • Suspected inflammation or infection

Cardiac MRI

Cardiac MRI is a special type of imaging that can produce moving images of the heart. When is this examination recommended?

  • When examining the condition and movement of the heart muscle

  • When examining the functioning of the heart valves

  • In cases of circulatory disorders (ischemia) of the heart muscle

  • When examining scars after a previous heart attack

  • In cases of inflammation of the heart muscle (myocarditis)

  • In cases of blood clots (thrombus) in the left ventricle

  • When examining tumors

Chest MRI

When is a chest MRI recommended?

  • To diagnose chest wall abnormalities

  • To diagnose signs of cancer

  • To map tumors affecting the esophagus

  • To accurately diagnose cardiological condition

X-ray images are images taken in different directions using X-rays. Some of the X-rays directed at different parts of the body are absorbed by the organs, while others change direction and scatter as they pass through.

X-ray images reveal bone injuries and fractures. Images of the joints help in the diagnosis of degenerative changes. You can book an appointment for a digital X-ray with us, which is in line with the latest technology and involves less stress on the body.

The images are evaluated by a radiologist.

When is an X-ray examination recommended?

For chest X-rays:

  • long-term cough

  • pre-operative examination

  • fitness for work examination

  • screening

For bone and joint examinations:

  • as a result of injuries

  • in cases of long-term pain

  • In cases of traumatic injuries:

  • falls

  • blows

  • fractures

  • to determine dislocation

Skull X-rays

  • sinusitis

  • in cases of traumatic lesions

Spinal X-rays

  • to examine vertebral lesions.

  • In cases of ear, nose, and throat problems

  • inflammatory lesions of the sinuses

You can book an appointment for a CT, MRI, or X-ray examination by phone.

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