Brain MRI

Magnetic resonance imaging of the brain (brain MRI) is an advanced diagnostic method that enables a detailed view of the brain and brain structures using a strong magnetic field and radio waves. The examination is performed without ionizing radiation, which makes it safe and suitable for frequent use when necessary.

Who is a candidate for brain MRI?

Brain MRI is recommended for people who have:

• frequent or unexplained headaches and migraines
• vision, hearing, balance, or speech disorders
• epileptic seizures or other neurological difficulties
• suspected stroke, tumors, inflammation, or degenerative diseases
• head injuries after accidents

This method is often crucial when other examinations cannot provide sufficiently precise information.

Is brain magnetic resonance imaging harmful?

Magnetic resonance imaging does not use X-ray radiation, so it does not pose a risk of exposure to harmful doses. Most patients tolerate the examination without any side effects. However, people with pacemakers, certain metal implants, or metal foreign bodies in the body should report this to medical staff in advance.

In rare cases, when a contrast agent is used, a mild allergic reaction or discomfort may occur, but most patients tolerate it without problems.

Brain MRI at our polyclinic

At our polyclinic, we perform the examination using modern MRI devices that ensure top-quality images and a comfortable experience for the patient. Reports are prepared quickly and accurately so that treatment can begin without delay.

Magnetic resonance imaging of the brain – a safe path to a clear and reliable diagnosis. Book an appointment for the examination!