Get a detailed MRI assessment across multiple areas of the body in one comprehensive scan. Whole-Body MRI provides high-resolution imaging of internal organs and soft tissues without ionising radiation, with the images reviewed by a qualified radiologist.
Whole-body coronal STIR sequences
Whole-body coronal T1-weighted sequences
Brain FLAIR sequences
Whole-spine sagittal T1-weighted and STIR sequences
Head-to-mid-thigh diffusion-weighted imaging (DWI)
Axial T2 Dixon sequences
Whole-Body MRI provides detailed imaging across multiple anatomical regions, allowing a radiologist to assess the internal organs, soft tissues and other structures included within the selected imaging protocol. The exact body regions, organs and MRI sequences included depend on the protocol provided by the imaging centre. Your images are reviewed by a qualified radiologist and summarised in a clinical imaging report.
A broader MRI assessment may be considered based on your symptoms, medical history, risk factors, previous findings or a doctor's clinical recommendation.



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What is a whole-body MRI scan used for?
A whole-body MRI scan provides detailed images of different body areas to help assess overall health and identify potential abnormalities that may require further medical evaluation.
Is a whole-body MRI scan safe?
MRI scans use magnetic fields and radio waves instead of ionizing radiation, making them a widely used imaging option when performed under appropriate medical guidance.
What does a whole-body MRI scan check?
A whole-body MRI can examine multiple areas, including the brain, spine, organs, soft tissues, and other structures depending on the scan protocol.
A whole-body MRI scan provides detailed images of multiple areas of the body in a single advanced imaging session. Discover how this non-invasive technology supports preventive health assessments, helps identify potential concerns, and provides valuable insights into your overall wellness.