Brain MRI
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is used to perform diagnostic studies of various organ systems of the body without X-ray radiation, including magnetic resonance angiography (MRA) and whole-body MRI with three-dimensional imaging.
Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain is an important diagnostic method that provides high-quality images of brain structures. This method is based on the use of magnetic fields and radiological waves, which allows doctors to perform a more detailed examination of the brain tissue and identify various pathologies.
In what cases is it performed and who makes the referral to the patients
Brain MRI is used in a variety of clinical situations, including the detection of tumors, vascular disorders, trauma, inflammatory processes, and other pathologies. A brain MRI is usually ordered by a neurologist, neurosurgeon, therapist, or, when required, by other specialists.
The procedure
Brain MRI is painless and non-invasive. The patient is asked to lie down on the tomography table, after which he is moved inside the round magnet. It is important to remain still during the scanning process, to ensure clear images. The duration of the procedure is usually about 30-60 minutes, depending on the purpose and scope of the study.
Our equipment
In our center, we use the latest advanced equipment to perform a brain MRI. Our scanners provide clear images of high quality, allowing doctors to accurately diagnose various pathologies, ensuring prime quality. We use Magnetom Vida 3T and Magnetom Sola 1.5T modern tomographs, which are unique in our region.
MRI of the brain in Yerevan
If you are looking for a reliable place to get a brain MRI in Yerevan, contact Nairi Medical Center. We offer modern diagnostic services with the involvement of experienced specialists and the use of advanced equipment.
For an MRI in Yerevan, you can contact us by calling +37410536933, and +37499991616, or visit us at Paronyan Street 21.
Trust your health care with specialists of Nairi Medical Center.
List of services
- ▸ Plasmapheresis
- ▸ “Longevity Nairi”
- ▸ Laboratory Diagnosis
- ▸ Computed Tomography
- ▸ Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- ▸ Mammography
- ▸ X-Ray Diagnostics
- ▸ Ultrasound Diagnostics
- ▸ Endoscopic Diagnosis
- ▸ Functional diagnostics
- ▸ Electroneuromyography (ENMG)
- ▸ Electroencephalography (EEG)
- ▸ Vascular Ultrasound or Duplex Scan
- ▸ Kidney CT Scan
- ▸ Ultrasound (US) of the Lower Limbs
- ▸ Lymph Node Ultrasound (USG)
- ▸ CT Scan of the Heart
- ▸ CT Scan of the Liver
- ▸ Breast Ultrasound
- ▸ Pelvic Ultrasound
- ▸ Thyroid ultrasound
- ▸ Kidney Ultrasound
- ▸ Liver Ultrasound
- ▸ Ultrasound of the ovaries
- ▸ Ultrasound of the heart
- ▸ Abdominal ultrasound
- ▸ Ultrasound during pregnancy
- ▸ CT of paranasal sinuses
- ▸ Computed tomography of the chest
- ▸ Head/brain computed tomography
- ▸ Abdominal computed tomography
- ▸ Spinal MRI
- ▸ Joint MRI
- ▸ Brain MRI
