Magnetic Resonance (MR)

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  • Magnetic resonance (MR) imaging has widespread application for imaging, but plays a particularly important role in neuroradiology imaging of the head and neck, brain, spinal cord and spinal nerves, abdominal radiology imaging the solid organs of the abdominal cavity and pelvis, and musculoskeletal radiology imaging the bones, soft tissues and joints.
  • MR imaging also provides important information regarding certain heart conditions, specifically congenital and functional conditions, and is an important tool in determining the viability of an injured heart muscle.
  • At our Panorama branch, we have a unique setup of a 1.5T and 3T unit that are installed side by side. The 3T unit is an ultra-compact patient-friendly unit with a best-in-class magnet. With the ambient light options, the patient can select their favourite colour in which the room is to be lit – children in particular find this appealing.
  • Most of our branches have wide-bore MR units that offer more space between the patient and the tunnel. This enhances patient comfort in general, and is especially valuable for very claustrophobic and larger patients.
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Available at these branches:

Netcare Christiaan Barnard Memorial

SCP Radiology Cape Gate

SCP Radiology Durbanville

SCP Radiology Louis Leipoldt and MR

SCP Radiology Malmesbury

SCP Radiology Paarl

SCP Radiology Panorama MR Centre

SCP Radiology Willowbridge

SCP Radiology Worcester

SCP Radiology Vredenburg

To contact our MRI Central Bookings department, email booking@scp.co.za or phone 021 100 6600.

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SCP’s services are offered at medical aid rates.