Brain MRI

Self-pay brain MRI at Neurofyzionet's dedicated MRI centre in the IBC building in central Brno, at a published flat rate of 3,000 Kč per region with the radiologist's report and imaging on CD or flash drive included. The centre scans the brain, orbits, pituitary gland and posterior fossa, and runs extended hours — weekdays until 22:00 and Saturday mornings — which keeps self-pay waiting times short compared with hospital radiology departments. The decision to administer contrast (an additional 2,000 Kč) is always made by the reporting radiologist. A referral from a treating physician specifying the examined region is required, reflecting standard Czech radiology practice.

A brain and head MRI at MR Centrum Titanium produces detailed images of the brain and surrounding head structures, including specialised areas, without using ionising radiation. The scan is read by a subspecialised neuroradiology team led by doc. MUDr. Andrea Šprláková-Puková, Ph.D., with several Ph.D.-level radiologists covering neuroradiology and ORL imaging. The examination takes roughly 15–40 minutes in a modern scanner with hearing protection, fresh-air ventilation, and continuous visual and signal-button contact with staff. Intravenous contrast may be added when clinically indicated. Patients are asked to arrive 15 minutes early without facial make-up or hair products, as these can contain metallic particles that degrade image quality.

Self-pay brain and head MRI at Sagena in Frýdek-Místek, performed on a Siemens Magnetom VIDA 3T or Avanto Fit 1.5T scanner with Deep Resolve AI image reconstruction. The examination visualises brain structure in fine detail and is used to investigate headaches, suspected tumours, inflammatory disease such as multiple sclerosis, post-traumatic changes and cerebrovascular conditions — without any ionising radiation. Self-pay patients book online and can typically be scanned within 24–72 hours, avoiding public waiting lists; results are read by an experienced radiology team supervised by a biomedical engineer.

A 3 Tesla MRI brain scan at Klinika JL delivers detailed images of brain tissue, blood vessels, the pituitary gland, visual and auditory pathways in a single session using Philips high-field technology. The scan uses gadolinium contrast agent administered intravenously, which highlights abnormal areas including tumours, inflammations and vascular malformations that would be difficult to detect on a native scan. Klinika JL operates seven days a week from 07:00 to 21:00 — booking within days rather than the weeks-long waits common at hospital radiology departments. Referrals from any doctor, including foreign physicians, are accepted for self-pay patients. Findings are reported by a qualified radiologist and shared digitally within 14 days; images transfer free via ePACS or Redimed networks.

MRI Brain with Angiography combines a standard brain parenchyma study with MR angiography (MRA) in a single session on Klinika JL's Philips 3 Tesla scanner. MRA maps the intracranial arteries and veins without the need for arterial catheterisation, showing the calibre, course and wall integrity of the cerebral vessels. This combined protocol is the first-line investigation for suspected aneurysm, arteriovenous malformation, carotid stenosis and other cerebrovascular conditions where the anatomy of both brain tissue and its blood supply needs to be assessed together. Gadolinium contrast is required. The clinic runs seven days a week until 21:00, allowing prompt imaging when a vascular referral is urgent.

The MRI epilepsy protocol at Klinika JL is a dedicated high-resolution neuroimaging study optimised to detect structural causes of seizure disorders — cortical dysplasias, hippocampal sclerosis, low-grade tumours and other subtle lesions that standard brain MRI sequences may miss. The Philips 3 Tesla scanner acquires thin-slice coronal sequences through the temporal lobes at the orientation best suited to the hippocampus, plus high-resolution volumetric data enabling 3D reconstruction. A fixed self-pay price of 12,000 Kč with a 14-day report turnaround and seven-days-a-week availability allows neurologists and epileptologists to arrange pre-surgical evaluation efficiently.