Why Consider Whole-Body MRI for Tumor Screening?
Take a proactive approach to your health with a Whole-Body MRI for Tumor Screening at AddLife Total Check-up Center, located in the heart of Bangkok, for just 28,000 THB.
Unlike imaging that focuses on a single body part, Whole-Body MRI provides a broader assessment across multiple regions of the body. It may be considered for individuals who want to take a more proactive approach to their health, particularly those interested in checking for potential abnormalities that may not yet be causing noticeable symptoms.
What Can Whole-Body MRI Assess?
Depending on the examination protocol, Whole-Body MRI can provide imaging of multiple regions, potentially including:
Brain and head
Neck
Chest
Upper & Lower Abdomen
The exact areas assessed may vary according to the clinic's protocol and your individual medical needs.
What to Expect
Your Whole-Body MRI screening requires two visits:
Visit 1 - MRI Scan
Undergo the Whole-Body MRI examination at AddLife Total Check-up Center. The process takes approximately 3 - 4 hours. Your images will then be reviewed by the appropriate medical specialists.
Visit 2 - Results Review
Return to the center for a consultation with the doctor, who will explain your results and discuss any recommended follow-up or next steps.
Is Whole-Body MRI Right for You?
Whole-Body MRI may be an option for people who want a more comprehensive imaging assessment as part of a proactive approach to their health.
A doctor can help determine whether Whole-Body MRI is appropriate for you based on your age, medical history, symptoms, risk factors, and previous examinations.
If an abnormal finding is detected, additional diagnostic tests may be recommended to determine its significance.
Important: Whole-Body MRI is a screening examination and cannot guarantee that a tumor or cancer will be detected. Not all abnormalities can be identified through MRI, and some findings may require additional imaging, laboratory tests, or other diagnostic procedures. The doctor will interpret your results in the context of your individual health profile.
