MDmedical is equipped with Siemens' most advanced MRI scanners, Vida 3T and Avanto1.5T, equipped with software, multichannel and elements technology. The technology (multichannel 64 and 18 channels) contributes to a very high-quality image, while at the same time significantly shortening the duration of the examination (up to 40%).

The MRI scanner has a wide opening so that the patient feels more comfortable during the examination.

The combination of Tim and Dot brings a revolution in speed, reliability and sharpness in imaging, making it possible to perform examinations that until recently could not be performed on MRI scanners with the characteristics of the "open" type.

The tests that can be performed on our machine are:

MRI of theBrain, Hypophysis, Visceral Skull, Cervical MRI, Thoracic MRI,
MRI of theupper and lower abdomen,
MRI of theSpine, Joints, Bones and Soft Tissue.
Magnetic angiography of the brain and body.
Magnetic resonance cholangiopancreatography (MRCP): uses special sequences to visualise the intra- and extrahepatic bile ducts, the pancreatic duct and its branches. It can be used both to investigate biliary tree lithiasis and to investigate possible neoplasms.
Magnetic Urography: Based on static and dynamic imaging of the renal secretory and excretory systems. When used in conjunction with dynamic scanning after administration of a contrast agent, it provides a non-invasive analysis of the perfusion, concentration and excretion of each kidney
Magnetic Heterography: It is useful for the regular monitoring of patients with idiopathic inflammatory bowel disease and in particular Crohn's disease, having the advantage of not using X-rays. It can also be used in the diagnosis of small bowel tumours.
Magnetic Mammography: It is indicated for screening (complementary to digital mammography) of women at high risk for breast neoplasia such as women with a gene burden or an individual/family history of breast cancer. It is also used for preoperative staging to assess the extent of the disease, to search for a primary focus and to investigate doubtful findings on mammography, ultrasound or clinical examination
Multiparametric Prostate MRI: It is an important tool in the detection and characterization of neoplastic lesions of the prostate, which cannot be seen on simple MRI of the lower abdomen, the accurate staging of the disease, the planning of treatment and the detection of recurrence. It is also useful for guiding rectal biopsy
Rectal MRI: A special protocol is used that involves thin, high-resolution sections in the area of interest. It is useful for detailed initial local staging of rectal cancer.