Whole-Body MRI

Whole-body magnetic-resonance imaging is a non-invasive scan that uses a strong magnetic field and radio waves — not X-rays — to generate detailed cross-sectional pictures of the body's internal structures. In a single coordinated session it surveys the brain, neck, chest, abdomen, pelvis and the musculoskeletal soft tissues, producing images that allow a radiologist to look for structural changes across many regions at once. Because it avoids ionising…

At Longevity+ the whole-body MRI is available both as a standalone examination and as a built-in component of the PRO and ULTRA screening check-ups. The scan itself involves lying still inside the scanner for the duration of the imaging sequences; no injection is required for a standard survey, and the team explains positioning, the noise of the machine and how to communicate during the scan beforehand. Images are reviewed and reported by a radiologist,…