MRI Scan
Also known as: Magnetic Resonance Imaging
Uses magnets and radio waves, without radiation, to make detailed images of the brain, spine and joints.
Why it's done
- Brain and spine imaging
- Joint and ligament injuries
What it measures
Detailed soft-tissue images.
Preparation
Remove all metal; inform staff about implants or pacemakers.
Normal range
No abnormality
Understanding results
Shows tumours, disc problems, ligament tears and brain changes.
Related conditions
Ordered by
Frequently asked questions
Why is the MRI Scan test done?
Brain and spine imaging, Joint and ligament injuries
How do I prepare for MRI Scan?
Remove all metal; inform staff about implants or pacemakers.
What is the normal range for MRI Scan?
No abnormality
Medically reviewed by
Medical review pending
Last updated
9 October 2026
Sources
- ICMR standard treatment workflows
- Reference ranges vary by laboratory - always read your report with your doctor
This information is for general awareness and does not replace advice from a qualified doctor. Do not start, stop or change any medicine without medical advice.
