MR Angiography in Czechia

Self-pay MR angiography at Neurofyzionet's Brno MRI centre images the intracranial and extracranial arteries and the venous sinuses without contrast injection, at the centre's flat 3,000 Kč per-region rate including the radiologist's report. MRA is used to screen for aneurysms, arterial narrowing and venous sinus thrombosis — common questions in patients with severe headaches, pulsatile tinnitus or a family history of aneurysm. Performed at a neurology-led centre, findings can be reviewed by the group's own neurologists in the same building.

MR angiography at MR Centrum Titanium images the arteries and veins of the brain without contrast agent and without ionising radiation, using flow-sensitive MRI sequences. It is used to look for aneurysms, vascular narrowing, malformations and venous sinus problems, and to follow up known vascular findings. The scan takes 15–40 minutes in a modern scanner with hearing protection and continuous staff contact, and is reported by radiologists subspecialised in neuroradiology and angiography, including MUDr. Tomáš Rohan, Ph.D. Because no contrast injection is needed, the examination is entirely non-invasive and suitable for patients who prefer to avoid contrast agents.

MR angiography at Sagena Frýdek-Místek maps blood flow and vessel anatomy without catheters or radiation — covering the brain arteries, carotid and vertebral arteries, aorta and lower-limb vessels. Native (contrast-free) MRA visualises cerebral vessels for aneurysm and stenosis screening, while contrast-enhanced MRA gives high-detail studies of the carotids, aortic segments or leg arteries. Both run on Siemens 1.5T/3T scanners with self-pay appointments typically within 24–72 hours.