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Advanced Cancer Screening clinic

Full Body MRI Cancer Screening

Type

Whole-Body MRI

Duration

2 hours

Results

14 days

What's included

5 deliverables in this treatment

  • Virtual GP consultation with a specialist cancer screening doctor.
  • MRI scan.
  • Detailed scan findings report.
  • Virtual follow-up consultation.
  • Detailed scan report

Full Body MRI Cancer Screening in London offers a detailed, non-radiation scan from the head to the upper thigh. The appointment begins with a medical history review and an explanation of the process. Diffusion Weighted Imaging (DWI) technology is used, with images reviewed by consultant radiologists specialising in cancer imaging. The screening covers areas including the brain, lungs, colon, prostate, breast, bladder, kidneys, liver and pancreas, with potential abnormalities also assessed across the pelvis, spine, bones and soft tissues. You receive a detailed report and a virtual follow-up consultation. The listed price is £1,995, with £50 savings when booked through the stated offer.

About this treatment

This approximately 90-minute appointment starts with a review of your medical history and an explanation of what to expect. You then have a full-body MRI scan from the head to the upper thigh. The clinic states that the scan uses Diffusion Weighted Imaging (DWI) cancer screening technology and does not use radiation. The images are reviewed by consultant radiologists specialising in cancer imaging, and the screening analyses the brain, lungs, colon,…

The service may suit people with a family history of cancer, people over 40 seeking proactive screening, people without symptoms seeking peace of mind, or people wanting further investigation of ongoing symptoms or reassurance after previous health concerns. It is also presented for people who prefer fast access to private diagnostic services. This is a screening service and does not provide a diagnosis.

On arrival, you change into a comfortable gown and slippers. The clinic states that you can return to your usual activities straight after the scan. Results are provided within two weeks, followed by a virtual consultation with a specialist cancer screening consultant to review the findings and recommendations and discuss next steps. The service is not appropriate for people currently having tests for cancer diagnosis or already in an NHS medical pathway…

Good to know

Duration
90 minutes
Results
336 hours
Equipment
MRI scanner; Diffusion Weighted Imaging (DWI) cancer screening technology
Scan
The screening analyses the brain, lungs, colon, prostate, breast, bladder, kidney, liver and pancreas; potential abnormalities may also affect the pelvis, spine, bones and soft tissues.
Protocol
Initial medical history review and explanation of the process.; Full body MRI scan from the head to the upper thigh.; Images reviewed by consultant radiologists specialising in cancer imaging.

Who is this for?

People with a family history of cancer.; People seeking a proactive approach to health.; People over 40 seeking preventative screening.; People with ongoing symptoms requiring further investigation.; People seeking reassurance following previous health concerns.; People who prefer fast access to private diagnostic services.; Designed to detect potential signs of cancer early.; People with no symptoms seeking peace of mind

Preparation required

Change into a comfortable gown and slippers upon arrival.

About the clinic

Reviews, team and credentials

Independent review links and clinic-reported team information.

Clinical team

The team includes Dr David Burling, Consultant Radiologist, specialising in bowel cancer screening, virtual colonoscopy/CT colonography, abdominal imaging, pelvic floor imaging and complex inflammatory bowel disease imaging. Professor Anwar Padhani is Professor of Cancer Imaging, Honorary Lecturer at University College London, Fellow by examination of the Royal College of Radiologists and Fellow by election of the…

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