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This form of magnetic resonance imaging provides a comprehensive view of the entire body. All major organs and blood vessels can be visualized in a single examination. The method does not use radiation.

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It enables a particularly precise assessment of breast tissue – even in dense glandular tissue where other methods can reach their limits.

Breast MRI can reveal very small changes and may make early tumor stages visible before they can be felt or detected on mammography. It can also provide valuable additional information when findings are unclear. For women with a family-related risk or for follow-up after a previous disease, it can be an important addition to individualized preventive care.

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The examination provides a detailed view of the inside of the head. The brain, skull, eyes and sinuses can all be visualized in detail in a single examination. The method does not use radiation and is therefore particularly gentle for sensitive structures in the head.

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Prostate cancer often grows unnoticed for a long time. Specialized multiparametric MRI of the prostate currently offers a highly detailed method for visualizing areas that may be suspicious for tumors. This is possible because it provides a very high-resolution assessment of the internal structure of the prostate.

The examination can detect changes earlier and more precisely than ultrasound or palpation and can therefore help identify disease at an early stage. In many cases, clear imaging can help avoid a biopsy.

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Heart MRI enables a comprehensive assessment of the structure, function and blood supply of the heart muscle without an invasive procedure such as cardiac catheterization. It shows how the heart works, whether blood flow is even and whether scar tissue or inflammation is present.

Its high resolution provides valuable information beyond the findings of ECG or ultrasound.

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Joints are complex structures made up of cartilage, ligaments, tendons and joint capsules. They are susceptible to injuries, inflammation and degenerative processes. Joint MRI enables precise visualization of soft tissues and joint structures and therefore provides a well-founded basis for diagnostics and treatment planning.

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Magnetic resonance imaging can also provide high-resolution images of vertebral bodies, intervertebral discs, spinal cord, nerves and surrounding tissues. The examination can provide useful information for back pain of unclear origin, nerve irritation or degenerative disease.

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Computed tomography of the lungs allows detailed examination of lung tissue, bronchi and blood vessels. It is used particularly when conventional X-rays do not provide clear results and can help assess unclear findings more reliably.

The CT scan takes only a few minutes and produces high-resolution images on which even very small changes can become visible – such as tumors, inflammation, scarring or vascular narrowing.

Thanks to the low radiation dose, modern lung CT is particularly gentle while providing highly detailed information. This can provide clarity about lung structures and possible risks – an important step for targeted preventive care and timely action.

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According to the World Health Organization, around half of all cardiovascular deaths can be prevented through preventive measures. Non-invasive procedures such as whole-body angiography provide radiation-free, comprehensive imaging of the vascular system – from the base of the skull to the lower legs.

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