Get detailed MRI imaging of the heart and surrounding cardiovascular structures without ionising radiation. Cardiac MRI can assess heart anatomy, chamber function, major vessels, blood flow and heart muscle depending on the selected imaging protocol, with images reviewed by a qualified specialist.
Detailed Heart Structure Assessment
Heart Function Evaluation
Heart Muscle Imaging
No Ionising Radiation
Specialist-Reviewed Report
Cardiac MRI provides detailed images of the heart and cardiovascular structures included within the selected imaging protocol. It can help assess the anatomy and function of the heart chambers, valves, major vessels and heart muscle. Depending on the clinical indication and protocol, additional assessment of blood flow, myocardial tissue or other cardiovascular measurements may also be included. Your images are interpreted by a qualified radiologist or cardiac imaging specialist and summarised in a clinical report.
A Cardiac MRI may be recommended to investigate cardiovascular symptoms, assess heart structure or function, or further evaluate findings from previous cardiac tests.



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What is a cardiac MRI scan used for?
A cardiac MRI scan creates detailed images of the heart to assess its structure, function, and tissue characteristics. It can help doctors evaluate various heart conditions and support diagnosis.
Why would a doctor recommend a cardiac MRI?
A cardiac MRI may be recommended to provide detailed information about heart muscle, blood flow, heart function, or findings that require further evaluation.
Is a cardiac MRI safe?
Cardiac MRI is a non-invasive imaging test that uses magnetic fields and radio waves instead of radiation. Safety considerations may vary depending on individual medical conditions.
A cardiac MRI scan provides detailed images of the heart’s structure and function, helping doctors assess heart health with advanced imaging technology. Learn how cardiac MRI works, when it is recommended, what to expect during the scan, and how it supports accurate heart evaluation.