LEARN ABOUT MRI

MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)

Looking for an MRI scan to find cancer or other conditions? We can identify over 500 common and rare conditions, including cancers. Learn more or contact us if you have any questions about a particular condition.

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Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is crucial in medical diagnostics due to its exceptional spatial resolution, safety, and non-invasive properties. It is particularly valuable for generating detailed images of soft tissues, making it essential for the early detection and monitoring of conditions such as cancer and neurodegenerative disorders.

What is MRI?

    MRI image of part of a leg

    How MRI Works

    Image explaining how MRI imaging works at the molecular level - Credit: Shivani Mattikalli/The Quantum Atlas

      Uses of MRI

        Types of MRI Scans

        Benefits of MRI

        Medical worker looking at the monitor of an MRI

        Risks and Contraindications

          Preparing for an MRI

            MRI Scan vs. Others

            Cancer Detection

            Color enhancement image of an MRI of a breast tumor

            Insurance

            Cost

            With Ezra, you don’t need insurance or referrals. Everyone pays the same amount for an Ezra Scan. Couples and Family Plans are also available. While prices are subject to change, you can get the most up-to-date pricing information on our pricing page

            Summary: MRI

            MRI is a powerful, noninvasive imaging technique that excels in detailed visualization of soft tissues. It is invaluable for diagnosing and monitoring various medical conditions, including cancer and neurological disorders. With its high-resolution imaging, versatility, and safety, MRI significantly enhances patient care by aiding in early diagnosis, precise treatment planning, and regular monitoring without the risks associated with ionizing radiation.

            If you want to assess your cancer risk, start with Ezra’s risk factor calculator. It’s easy to use and completely free and takes into consideration family history, genetic mutations, and previous cancer diagnosis. Alternatively, if you want to be proactive about your health status before any symptoms arise, consider booking an Ezra Full Body MRI. This painless, non-invasive scan gives information on up to 13 different organs.

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