MRI of the L-S spine without contrast

The L-S section of the spine is an area of our body that we complain about pain very often. The causes can range from a sedentary lifestyle, to injuries, to poor workout habits. Due to the structure of the spine, dysfunctions in this area can manifest themselves as complaints in distant parts of the body (such as thigh or knee pain).

Indications for examination:

• Pain and decreased mobility of the spine
• Numbness, pain and dysfunction of the lower extremities and back
• Degenerative changes
• Multiple sclerosis
• Pathologies of the spinal cord
• Vascular (ischemic) lesions
• Suspected neoplasm

Contraindications to the study: 

• Implanted electrical devices (defibrillator, pacemaker, neurostimulator, etc.).
• Metal bodies in soft tissues or metal fragments in the vicinity of vessels, parenchymal organs, eyeballs

The test is not recommended for women in the first trimester of pregnancy. Claustrophobia may also be a contraindication to the test.

You should appear for the examination about 30 minutes before its scheduled time for registration and completion of medical records. It is advisable to bring your medical records for the area being examined. Any kidney disease, history of allergies or sensitization reactions to drugs and contrast agents, or tendency to bleeding after their use should be reported before the examination. Patients who are pregnant should inform the staff of this fact. 

You should enter the examination in comfortable clothing without metal parts. Before entering the room where the examination will be performed, put away the wallet with payment cards and phone, remove jewelry, trouser belt, etc. For the head and orbital examination, no makeup or hairspray is allowed - cosmetics may contain metal particles that falsify the results.

It is important to remain still during the examination. The patient is in constant contact with the medical staff via a microphone. The test lasts between 30 and 90 minutes. Immediately after the test, you can take medications and drive.

Medications for permanent use should be taken as prescribed by the attending physician.

After purchase, please contact the hotline to schedule an appointment for the test - 22 566 22 22.

You should come to the examination with an identity document (ID card, driver's license, passport or residence card). A referral is not required. 

Waiting time for the result is 7 working days.

Please note that the price of the test on Sunday is higher than on other days. If you intend to take the test on Sunday, please add to the cart and pay for the test with the location of the Sunday clinic.