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The new benchmark in preventative health screening

NEXT GENERATION 3T WHOLE BODY MRI

Precision Begins with the Protocol

Our innovative, next generation 3T Whole Body MRI™ protocol combines high-resolution anatomical imaging with geometrically corrected diffusion-weighted whole-body imaging with background body signal suppression (DWIBS), addressing the geometric distortion that can limit conventional DWIBS. This enables more anatomically accurate localisation of diffusion abnormalities, exceeding ONCO-RADS and industry standards.

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Designed for Greater Screening Confidence

Comprehensive screening is about more than performing a scan. Our approach brings together advanced imaging, specialist radiologist expertise, oncology-focused clinical experience and personalised multi-modality assessment to provide greater clarity and confidence throughout your screening journey.

Built for Oncology. Offered for Screening.

Our Whole Body MRI™ protocol was developed for clinical oncology and is used in oncology settings, with findings correlated against PET/CT and comprehensive multi-modality imaging. The same oncology-focused imaging approach is offered for proactive whole body screening.

Superior Radiologist Confidence.

Every Whole Body MRI™ examination is interpreted and reported by Dr Zane Sherif, a RANZCR-accredited specialist radiologist with more than 800 whole body MRI examinations interpreted to date. His extensive experience in whole body MRI and oncology imaging, combined with our advanced imaging protocols, supports greater diagnostic confidence and fewer indeterminate findings.

Personalised, Comprehensive Imaging

Whole Body MRI™ forms the foundation of a personalised, multi-modality approach, with 10+ elective targeted imaging options available to further extend your screening. These include low-dose spectral CT of the lungs, addressing an area where MRI has recognised limitations, for a more comprehensive assessment of your health.

World-Class Patient Experience

Your Whole Body MRI™ is performed at MBR Health, our 5-star Gold Coast imaging facility with more than 1,600 Google reviews. From our wide-bore 3T MRI and in-scanner cinema to our experienced team and purpose-designed environment, every aspect of your screening journey is designed around comfort, privacy and exceptional care.

What Can Whole Body MRI™ Detect?

More Organs. Higher Resolution. Greater Precision.

Our exclusive 3T Whole Body MRI™ protocol evaluates 18+ organs with oncology-focused imaging designed for early-stage cancer detection. The scan captures more than 4.2 billion voxels, combining high-resolution anatomical imaging with advanced oncology-focused sequences to provide exceptional anatomical detail and accurate localisation of clinically relevant findings, including certain lesions as small as 4 mm.

For a list of conditions we can detect, visit reports page.

Scan Coverage

Package Coverage
This whole-body image was acquired with IV contrast and is not routinely used in screening.

Key (Screening Package)

  • Advanced Torso
  • Advanced Whole Body MRITM
  • Executive
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How Whole Body MRI™ Works.

Embarking on your Whole Body MRI™ journey is straightforward and supportive, with every step carefully designed around your comfort, clarity and confidence.
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If you have difficulty obtaining a referral, contact our team and we can assist you with the next steps.

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Book your Whole Body MRI™ and pay a deposit to secure your preferred appointment date.

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Prepare for your Whole Body MRI™ the day before by following the provided dietary instructions.

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Arrive 30 minutes before your appointment, change into comfortable loungewear and choose a movie to enjoy during your scan.

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Complete your Whole Body MRI™ examination, which takes approximately 90–100 minutes.

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Complete any additional imaging and screening included in your selected package.

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Receive your detailed imaging and screening reports from specialist radiologists within 7–10 days.

Journey into the known with a Whole Body MRI™ scan