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Mandatory questionnaire to be completed (also available in the clinic) – ATTACHMENTS
Before an MRI scan please:
- Do not eat for 2 hours before appointment (not applicable for all examinations)
- Bring your ID card and valid test results for creatinine levels (not applicable for all examinations).
- Report to the reception 15 minutes before the scheduled appointment.
- Bring any relevant previous medical records.
- Take your daily drugs as prescribed.
- The information for specific examinations (e.g. pelvic examinations) is available on registration.
Please notify us at registration if you have any of the following:
- Implanted prosthesis,
- Metal implant in the body,
- Pacemaker,
- IUD,
- Metal clasps, screws, vascular clamps, tattoos or if as a result of your work, you may have chips or fragments of metal in your body,
- Gunshot wounds – with bullet fragments in your body,
- Dental fillings,
- Medical operations and any allergies to contrast agents found during previous MRI examinations,
- Allergies to any drugs, foods, chemicals or any other allergies
- Chronic diseases,
- Anxiety while in closed spaces (claustrophobia).
You need to let us know if you are pregnant and if you are breast-feeding, you should not feed your child for 24 hours after the scan.
Absolute contraindications (Exclusion from an MRI scan):
MRI produces a very strong magnetic field that interferes with electrical and electronic devices. You can’t have an MRI scan if you have them implanted in your body, in particular if you have:
- Cardiac pacing system
- Insulin pump
- Implanted hearing aid
- Neurostimulators
- Intracranial metal clips
- Pieces of metal in the eye
Relative contraindications (Partial exclusion from an MRI scan):
Relative contraindications to perform an MRI scan are:
- Claustrophobia
- Any metal object in the soft tissue
- Orthopedic implants
- Artificial heart valves
- Permanent tattoo makeup
- Braces
- Pregnancy – not advisable to perform a scan in the first trimester
Notes
For patients with implants (that are relative contraindications) an MRI scan can be conducted only with the consent of the doctor that implanted the device or the referring doctor. They have to confirm that the scan can be performed in an MRI of the 1.5T field strength. In this regard, it is also possible to present a passport issued by the implant manufacturer.
PAYMENT BY CARD IS ACCEPTED
| Name of treatment |
Price 3T |
Price 1.5T |
| MRI head without contrast agent |
700 PLN |
650 PLN |
| MRI of the head + spectroscopy |
1700 PLN |
– |
| MRI of the head + contrast + spectroscopy |
1950 PLN |
– |
| MRI head + perfusion |
1500 PLN |
– |
| MRI of the head + perfusion + spectroscopy |
2000 PLN |
– |
| MRI pituitary with contrast |
1000 PLN |
950 PLN |
| MRI of eye sockets with contrast |
1000 PLN |
950 PLN |
| Craniofacial with contrast |
1000 PLN |
950 PLN |
| MRI neck with contrast |
1000 PLN |
950 PLN |
| Ear MRI |
750 PLN |
700 PLN |
| Head + Sinuses without contrast |
1000 PLN |
950 PLN |
| Sinuses without contrast |
700 PLN |
650 PLN |
| MRI of temporomandibular joints without contrast |
1050 PLN |
1000 PLN |
| MRI C-spine without contrast |
700 PLN |
650 PLN |
| MRI of thoracic spine TH without contrast |
700 PLN |
650 PLN |
| MRI of the lumbosacral spine L / S without contrast |
700 PLN |
650 PLN |
| MRI of the abdomen with contrast |
1100 PLN |
1050 PLN |
| MRI of the pelvis with contrast |
1400 PLN |
1350 PLN |
| Gynecological MR of the pelvis in the direction of detection of endometriosis |
1650 PLN |
– |
| MRI of abdomen in the direction of detection of endometriosis |
1350 PLN |
– |
| MRI Cholangio MRCP (biliary tract) |
850 PLN |
– |
| MRI multi-parametric prostate examination (in 3T resonance) |
1650 PLN |
– |
| Whole Body MRI |
2500 PLN |
– |
| ANGIO MRI (head) |
750 PLN |
700 PLN |
| MRI UPPER LIMBS |
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| MRI of the shoulder joint without contrast |
800 PLN |
750 PLN |
| MRI of the elbow without contrast |
800 PLN |
750 PLN |
| MRI wrist without contrast |
800 PLN |
750 PLN |
| MRI of the hand without contrast |
800 PLN |
750 PLN |
| MRI LOWER LIMBS |
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| MRI of the hip without contrast |
800 PLN |
750 PLN |
| MRI of the knee without contrast |
800 PLN |
750 PLN |
| MRI of the ankle without contrast |
800 PLN |
750 PLN |
| MRI of the foot (split) without contrast |
800 PLN |
750 PLN |
| MRI of sacroiliac joints with contrast |
1000 PLN |
950 PLN |
| MRI of the sacroiliac bone |
800 PLN |
750 PLN |
| MRI Crus or thigh |
1400 PLN |
– |
| Additional contrast application |
250 PLN |
250 PLN |
It is possible to perform a test outside the list mentioned on our website. This may take place after appropriate technical and medical consultations with the employees of our studio – the prices are then determined by the management of the facility, in accordance with the procedures carried out.
Is an MRI examination painful?
No, it is not.
Should I report to my MRI examination with an empty stomach?
MRI diagnostics do not require the patient to be fasting. However, it is recommended not to eat for 2 hours before the scheduled appointment.
Is menstruation a problem while I have a scheduled MRI appointment?
No, it is not.
Do I need a person to accompany me after the MRI examination?
If you had the contrast agent injected during your examination then the presence of an accompanying person is strongly advisable.
Can I drive a car after an MRI examination?
The examination itself does not affect the ability to drive.
Do I have to undress for examination?
For both the MRI and CT examination you will have to remove all items of clothing with metal parts. They can interfere with the image shown on the photo.
What if I have IUD?
An IUD is not a problem. But you should consult your GP a few days after the examination.
How long does the MRI examination take?
The standard examination lasts 15 to 30 minutes.
What is the weight admissibility for MRI?
Up to 130 kg. The diameter of our gantry (MRI interior) is 60 cm.
Who conducts the examination?
The Radiographer and the Radiologist describe and oversee all results.
Why administer a contrast agent?
The contrast agent is administered to enhance the examined image. It is always given on the order of a physician radiologist supervising the examination.
Are the examinations carried out according to a set appointment time?
The designated appointment time is not necessarily going to be the actual time of the examination. Please take any possible delays into account.
