An MRI scan is the best and most precise way of ascertaining illnesses of the body

MRI is short for magnetic resonance imaging and is a diagnostic method in which a very strong magnetic field and radio waves are used. The magnetic field and the radio waves are entirely harmless to your body and, therefore, the MRI scan has no side effects. 

 

How does an MRI scanner work?

Magnetic resonance makes it possible to record images of the body in any direction, thus creating a three-dimensional image of the area being examined. The radiographer ensures that the images produced by the MRI scan are optimum by adjusting various parameters in relation to the area being examined, e.g. the angle of the magnetic field. It is possible to examine the entire body, but only one area at a time, e.g. the brain, the neck area, the back, a joint, the liver or other organs. 

The MRI Clinic at Private Hospital Molholm is staffed by very experienced radiographers and radiologists - who offer MRI scans WITHOUT waiting times.

 

Please feel free to contact us for further information.

Specialists and practitioners

Billede af Ingeborg Langkjær
Ingeborg Langkjær
Radiographer
Billede af Cathrin Lange
Cathrin Lange
Radiographer
Billede af Annie H. Nielsen
Annie H. Nielsen
Radiographer
Billede af Vasileios Maniatis
Vasileios Maniatis
M.D, Specialist in General, Diagnostic Radiology
Billede af Brian Stausbøl-Grøn
Brian Stausbøl-Grøn
Head of Department, M.D, Specialist in General, Diagnostic Radiology
Billede af Bente Fiirgaard
Bente Fiirgaard
M.D, Specialist in General, Diagnostic Radiology
Tom billedramme
Lasse Speiser
M.D, Specialist in General, Diagnostic Radiology
Tom billedramme
Anni Damgaard Larsen
Radiographer
Tom billedramme
Tomas Frahm Nielsen
M.D, Specialist in General, Diagnostic Radiology
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