MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)

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List of investigations offered by the Celine clinic
Why choose an MRI?
When is MRI recommended?
Is MRI safe?
Frequently asked questions

MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) – Fast, accurate and radiation-free diagnosis

Do you need a reliable and detailed diagnosis? MRI (Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Imaging) is one of the most advanced imaging investigations available today, providing precise results without radiation exposure. This modern method allows doctors to quickly identify complex conditions and establish the right treatment from the earliest stages.

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What can you investigate with MRI?

Complete investigations with state-of-the-art equipment

Lumbar MRI

Useful for diagnosing back pain, herniated discs, and spinal nerve disorders.

Shoulder MRI

For the evaluation of rotator cuff injuries, instabilities, inflammation or trauma.

Knee MRI

Ideal for detecting meniscus, ligament, cartilage or sports injuries.

MRI Cervical spine

It highlights disc herniations, nerve compressions, or degenerative conditions in the neck.

MRI Hip

Analyzes the hip joint for wear, inflammation, or damage to the cartilage and ligaments.

MRI Lumbar spine

It detects problems such as hernias, spinal stenosis, or inflammation in the lumbar region.

MRI Cervical spine neck

Investigates cervical structures for conditions of the vertebrae, discs, and nerves.

Breast MRI

Used for the detection and evaluation of breast lesions or to complement mammography.

MRI Abdomen and pelvis

It allows examination of internal organs: liver, kidneys, pancreas, bladder, uterus or prostate.

MRI Angio

Visualizes blood vessels to detect aneurysms, stenoses, or thromboses.

MRI Joints

Indicated for ligaments, tendons, cartilage and joint injuries.

Cardiac MRI

It evaluates the structure and function of the heart, including the heart muscle and blood flow.

Brain MRI

For diagnosing neurological conditions, tumors, stroke or multiple sclerosis.

Cholangiopancreatography (CNA)

Investigates cervical structures for conditions of the vertebrae, discs, and nerves.

Knee MRI

It identifies injuries to the meniscus, ligaments, and other structures of the knee.

Prostate MRI

Useful in evaluating the prostate for inflammation, hypertrophy or suspected cancer.

MRI Sinuses

Analyzes the sinuses for infections, inflammation, or abnormal formations.

Chest MRI

Examines the lungs, mediastinum, and other thoracic structures.

MRI Nuclear magnetic resonance

Advanced, non-radiative imaging method used for detailed evaluation of organs and tissues.

Why choose an MRI?

No radiation – safe for the body
High accuracy – detects even very small changes
Detailed imaging – ideal for the brain, spine, joints and internal organs
Early diagnosis – increases the chances of effective treatment Non-invasive and painless investigation

When is MRI recommended?

MRI is indicated for a wide range of symptoms and conditions:

persistent headaches or dizziness
back pain or suspected herniated disc
joint trauma (knee, shoulder)
neurological conditions (e.g. multiple sclerosis)
suspicions of tumors
heart or abdominal problems

How does the MRI investigation proceed?

The procedure is simple and safe:

You lie down on the machine table.
You will sit still for a few minutes.
The device scans the investigated area
The results are analyzed by the radiologist.

Duration: between 15 and 45 minutes, depending on the type of investigation.

Is MRI safe?

Yes. MRI does not use radiation, making it one of the safest imaging methods. In some cases, contrast material can be administered for clearer images with minimal risk.

Schedule an MRI quickly

Don’t postpone important investigations for your health.
A timely MRI can make the difference between a simple diagnosis and an advanced condition.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What questions does the investigation questionnaire contain?

The most important is information related to absolute or relative contraindications for the examination.