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“A doctor and physicist who combines the highest professional competence with a very pleasant manner – the patient is at the centre, and the findings are explained in an understandable way.”
Experience diagnostics with calm assurance. Radiology and cardiology hand in hand in the centre of Munich.
Certainty, at last. Without X-rays. Calmly and with time.
A whole-body MRI provides a thorough overview of the body – especially when there is an elevated risk or when concrete concerns call for clarity.
A specific suspicion is not always needed – looking early and thoroughly gains time and treatment options.
In cases of familial or genetic predisposition, a structured examination can be important. For hereditary tumour predisposition syndromes, whole-body MRI is an internationally recommended part of surveillance.¹ ²
Many use the whole-body MRI as a comprehensive health check in Munich – for example as an executive check-up or as personal prevention without radiation.
When symptoms or worries are present, whole-body MRI offers a calm, thorough overview – often the first step towards certainty, without radiation and without intervention.
MRI works with magnetic fields instead of ionising radiation.
We examine with the familiar prirad standard – including diffusion-weighted sequences.
If an incidental finding needs further clarification, internal-medicine assessment is available in our practice – short distances, one point of contact.
From head to pelvis in a single session – with one goal: certainty.
Prevention does not mean being afraid. It means knowing where you stand.
Conveniently online or by phone – you receive an appointment promptly through our friendly reception.
The scan is performed in a modern wide-bore MRI with a short magnet – comfortable even with claustrophobia.
You receive a detailed report and a personal discussion of the next steps.
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Nearly half of all men and over two in five women develop cancer during their lifetime.³ In 2023, around 230,000 people in Germany died from cancer – 22.4 % of all deaths.⁴ (In the same period, around 348,000 deaths were attributable to cardiovascular disease, 33.9 % of all deaths.⁴ – Coronary heart disease (CHD) accounts for up to around 190,000 of these: around 120,000 are directly due to ischaemic heart disease (CHD),⁵ plus large shares of deaths from CHD-related heart failure (around 37,600)⁶ and CHD-related cardiac arrhythmias (around 30,100).⁵) For people with a hereditary elevated tumour risk, annual whole-body MRI is an internationally recommended part of surveillance and can detect malignant changes in most tumours at an early, more treatable stage.¹ ²