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Full Body MRI

Full Body MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)

Why?

A full body MRI is a radiation-free scan of your internal organs, soft tissues and vascular structures. Detecting early changes in the brain, heart, liver, kidneys and reproductive organs when they are most treatable.

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What's included?

Through EndoHealth's network of partner clinics across Sweden, you will be referred to an accredited imaging centre for a full body MRI scan, conducted by specialist radiologists and interpreted by your EndoHealth doctor.

Full body scan; a detailed, radiation-free MRI covering your brain, heart, liver, kidneys, lungs, abdominal organs, soft tissues and vascular structures
Specialist radiology report; a comprehensive written report from an accredited radiologist detailing all findings across every scanned region
Physician review; your EndoHealth doctor reviews your MRI findings alongside your health history to give your results meaningful context
Clear next steps; where findings require further investigation or specialist follow-up, your EndoHealth doctor will guide and coordinate your care
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Why a Full-Body MRI?

Most serious conditions develop silently, long before symptoms appear and long before standard blood tests or physical examinations can detect them. A full body MRI adds a critical visual layer to your health picture, including:

Early detection; identifies abnormalities in organs, soft tissues and vascular structures at the earliest possible stage, when treatment is most effective and outcomes are best
Brain & neurological health; detects early structural changes associated with cognitive decline, vascular disease and neurological conditions that are often invisible until symptoms are advanced
Cardiovascular & organ health; provides a detailed view of the heart, liver, kidneys and lungs, identifying silent disease before it becomes a clinical emergency
Reproductive & gynecological health; offers unparalleled visibility of the uterus, ovaries and pelvic structures, detecting conditions such as fibroids, endometriosis and early gynecological changes that are frequently underdiagnosed in women
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FAQ

About MRI

A full body MRI is a non-invasive, radiation-free imaging scan that uses magnetic resonance to produce detailed images of your internal organs, soft tissues, and vascular structures.

Through EndoHealth's network of partner clinics across Sweden, you will be referred to an accredited imaging centre where your scan will be conducted by specialist radiologists. Your results are subsequently reviewed by your EndoHealth doctor.

This is not a diagnostic test for a specific condition, it is a preventive screening tool designed to detect early changes before symptoms develop.

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To ensure the most accurate and comfortable experience, please follow these guidelines before your scan.

Before your scan

  • Inform your EndoHealth doctor of any metal implants, pacemakers or surgical devices, as these may affect your suitability for MRI
  • Avoid wearing jewellery or metal accessories on the day of your scan
  • You may be asked to fast for a few hours beforehand, your referral letter will confirm this

On the day

  • Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing without metal fastenings
  • The scan itself is painless and typically takes between 60 and 90 minutes

If you are pregnant or may be pregnant
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‍Please inform your EndoHealth doctor before your referral is made, as MRI is generally avoided during the first trimester.

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Your MRI report will be prepared by the specialist radiologist at your imaging centre and typically returned within one to two weeks of your scan.

Your EndoHealth doctor will review the findings and contextualising your results within your broader health profile.

Where findings require further investigation or specialist referral, your EndoHealth doctor will guide and coordinate your next steps, ensuring continuity of care throughout.