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Whether your doctor has recommended an MRI for the brain, spine, joints, or abdomen, the radiology team at MDRC works to guarantee a safe, accurate, and timely diagnosis to improve treatment decisions.
What is an MRI Scan?
An MRI scan is a non-invasive imaging technique that utilizes powerful magnetic fields as well as radio waves to produce cross-sectional imaging of the body. An MRI does not use radiation like X-rays or CT scans. MRI is exceptionally useful for imaging the brain, spinal cord, muscles, joints, heart, and internal organs.
MRI technology can be used to identify, monitor, and detect various conditions with high accuracy for an array of diseases - including, but not limited to, tumors, injuries, neurological conditions, ligament tears, infections, etc.
Step-by-step overview:
How Does an MRI Scan Work?
Traditional radiology uses radiation; MRI uses strong magnets and radio waves instead of radiation to obtain the images. The MRI scan works as follows:
a. The MRI machine creates a strong magnetic field that aligns some of the hydrogen atoms in your body.
b. Short bursts of radio waves disrupt that alignment.
c. Signal Detection: As atoms realign, they produce signals detected by the scanner.
d. Imaging: A computer receives all these signals to produce images in greater detail as either 2D or 3D image representations of internal structures.
The MRI has become the imaging modality of choice for identifying brain and spine conditions, ligament injuries, and various conditions related to the organs.
1. Brain and Head MRI:
MRI studies of your head will help to identify tumors, strokes, aneurysm lesions, brain injuries, or neurological disorders.
2. Spine MRI:
Study of the abnormalities of the spinal cord, vertebrae, and discs for degenerative or herniated disc and nerve injuries.
3. Musculoskeletal MRI:
Evaluation of the injury to ligaments and tendons, and joint injuries of the shoulder, knee, hip, and ankle.
4. Abdomen and Pelvis MRI:
Examination of the liver, pancreas, kidneys, uterus, prostate and other internal organs for infection, masses, or other growths.
5. Cardiac MRI:
Provide detailed image representation of the structures and functional capacity of the heart for possible abnormalities.
6. Whole Body MRI:
A comprehensive scan to ascertain the existence of tumors, possible metastasis, or abnormalities internally throughout the body.
At MDRC, we maintain transparent and competitive pricing for all MRI scans.
| Type of MRI Scan | Price (INR) |
| MRI Brain | INR 8000 |
| MRI Spine (Cervical/Thoracic/Lumbar) | INR 8000 |
| MRI Knee Joint | INR 8000 |
| MRI Abdomen & Pelvis | INR 8000 |
| MRI Brain with Contrast | INR 12000 |
The final cost may vary depending on contrast use or specific scan type. Contact MDRC Gurugram for exact pricing.
Please note:
b. High-resolution 3D imaging of soft tissues
c. Detects abnormalities not seen in X-ray or CT scan
d. Helpful in early detection and disease monitoring
e. Can be used for pregnant women (in some cases, with doctor's advice and experience)
You will lie on a table that slides into a wide-bore MRI machine. The procedure is painless but may involve loud knocking or thumping sounds, for which noise-cancelling headphones are provided. A technician will monitor you throughout the scan, and you can communicate with them at any time if you feel discomfort.
The duration of an MRI scan in depends on the area of the body being examined and the complexity of the study. Most scans take between 20 to 60 minutes, though some specialized scans may take longer. Patients are required to stay still during the procedure to ensure clear images.
In most cases, no special preparation is needed. You may be asked to avoid wearing metal objects such as jewelry, watches, or clothing with zippers or buttons. For contrast MRI scans, fasting for a few hours may be required. The staff will provide specific instructions based on the type of scan.
MRI scans are generally very safe because they do not use ionizing radiation. However, people with certain metal implants, pacemakers, or medical devices may not be eligible for MRI. It is important to inform the radiology team about any implants, surgeries, or medical conditions before the scan.
An MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging) scan is a non-invasive medical imaging technique in that uses a strong magnetic field and radio waves to create detailed pictures of internal organs, tissues, and bones. Unlike X-rays or CT scans, MRI does not use radiation, making it a safer option for many patients.
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