Joints & spine
Targeted Spine MRI Screening
What's included
What’s Included
- Orthopedic consultation and examination
- MRI whole spine (3T)
- Comprehensive results review with personalized medical guidance
Screening Purpose
Recommended for individuals with:
- Chronic or recurrent back or neck pain
- Radiating pain to arms or legs, numbness, or tingling
- Sedentary lifestyle with posture-related spine problems
- Scoliosis or spinal alignment concerns
Preparation
Inform the staff about your health condition:
- Please inform our staff if you have a pacemaker, implants, or dental prosthetics. This is critical for your safety, especially during an MRI scan.
- If you suffer from claustrophobia (fear of enclosed spaces), please let the clinic staff know before the day of the exam. The medical team will discuss possible solutions with you.
- Inform the staff of any allergies (to medications, iodine, seafood, or contrast agents).
- Let us know if you have kidney conditions – a blood test for creatinine or urea may be required, especially for contrast-enhanced procedures.
- Inform the staff if you are pregnant or breastfeeding.
- Please also report if you have diabetes, asthma, heart conditions, or other chronic illnesses.
Medications:
- Continue taking all prescribed medications unless otherwise instructed.
Clothing and personal items:
- Wear comfortable clothing without metal parts.
- Remove all jewelry, watches, piercings, hair clips, hearing aids, and glasses before the scan.
Food and drink:
- Fasting is not required for most procedures.
- If your scan involves contrast injection, you may be asked to refrain from eating for 4–6 hours beforehand. Drink plain water as needed.
After the scan:
- If you received a contrast agent, make sure to drink plenty of fluids to help flush it out of your system.
- If you experience any unusual symptoms such as rash, itching, swelling, or difficulty breathing, seek medical attention immediately.
Important: This is a brief guide. Always confirm specific preparation and follow-up instructions with your referring physician or the clinic where the scan will be performed.








