Prices
Our mission is to provide high-quality MRI diagnostic services with a focus on patient-centered care.
Price List of MRI
Examination
Price
Discounted Price *
Brain MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Eyeballs MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Cranial Viscera MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Cervical Spine MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Pituitary MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Wrist MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Shoulder MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Hand Extremities MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Thoracic Spine MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Upper Abdomen MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Lower Abdomen MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Retroperitoneal Space MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Multidimensional Prostate MRI
200,00 €
170,00 €
Breast MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Forearm MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Lumbar Spine MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Knee MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Coccyx MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Ankle MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Foot MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Neck MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Thyroid MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Hip MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Sacroiliac MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Shin MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Elbow MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
Pelvis MRI
150,00 €
120,00 €
* Our discounted offer is valid for employees of the Municipality of Evosmos, employees of the Municipality of Ampelokipi, police officers, firefighters, members of the tax association, as well as for customers who made an appointment online.
Before having a magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), there are certain precautions that must be taken into account for the safety and effectiveness of the examination:
MRI uses strong magnetic fields, so any metal objects in the body (such as pacemakers, implants, hearing aids, dental prosthetics, or any other metal objects) can cause risks or affect the quality of the images. You should tell your doctor and MRI technician about any metal implants or devices you have.
It is recommended that you remove all jewelry, watches, cell phones, credit cards (which may be magnetized) and other metal devices before the examination.
If you are pregnant or may become pregnant, tell your doctor. Although there is no evidence of harm from MRI during pregnancy, it is usually recommended to avoid MRI during the first trimester unless absolutely necessary.
If you have a phobia of enclosed spaces or are worried about the procedure, it may be helpful to discuss this with your doctor before the test. There are sedatives or other methods that can help, if needed.
If contrast (contrast agent) is to be used, tell your doctor if you have a history of allergy or sensitivity to contrast materials or other substances.
Tell your doctor about any pre-existing conditions, such as kidney problems, that may affect the use of contrast or other aspects of the test.
In some cases, you may be asked not to eat or drink for a few hours before the MRI, particularly if contrast is used for the exam.
Proper preparation for an MRI scan is important for the safety and success of the procedure, so be sure to follow your doctor’s instructions.