A full body scan can mean low-dose CT or whole-body MRI, and the two answer different questions. This guide covers who has a reason to look, what a whole-body MRI can and cannot show, what it costs at MRI Wellness, and what happens if it finds something.

MRI is one of the best tools for looking at the pancreas, and one of the worst for settling what a finding means. Here is what the images show, what they leave open, and how the pancreas appears on a whole-body screening scan.

Unexpected results on a whole-body MRI are called incidental findings, and most are not cancer. Here is how MRI Wellness describes a finding, reviews it with you in a live consultation, and why the next step belongs to your own physician.

Open, wide-bore and closed-bore scanners answer different questions. Here is how field strength changes what a scan can show, why MRI Wellness screens the whole body on 1.5T, and what actually helps if the enclosed space is your real worry.