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Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is among the most advanced medical imaging techniques, offering exceptional accuracy in diagnosing a variety of conditions, pathologies and injuries to the human body. Alongside these advantages, MRI is considered one of the safest diagnostic examinations. A question that often arises in the context of MRI is its use in pregnant women. During pregnancy, the health of the mother and of the developing foetus are a priority, and therefore any medical intervention requires special care.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the ankle joint is an advanced imaging study that uses a strong magnetic field and radio waves to provide a detailed assessment of ankle joint structures, including bone, tendons, ligaments, muscles as well as connective and vascular tissue. It is a key diagnostic tool that enables lesions and various pathological conditions that can affect the function of the foot and ankle to be detected.

Magnetic resonance imaging of the knee is an advanced imaging technology that allows the structures of the knee joint to be analysed in detail. Owing to its high resolution and ability to accurately image soft tissue lesions, MRI is an indispensable tool in diagnosing sports injuries, degenerative diseases such as arthrosis as well as joint inflammation.

A chest MRI scan is a valuable modern medical diagnostic method, which enables precise and detailed imaging of the heart, lungs and other chest structures. Its safe and non-invasive nature, combined with the lack of exposure to ionising radiation, makes magnetic resonance imaging an effective diagnostic tool in a wide range of clinical cases, from diagnosing heart disease to evaluating trauma and cancer staging

Computed tomography of the sinuses is an advanced imaging study that provides detailed images of paranasal sinus structures. This examination allows an accurate assessment of the bones and soft tissues and the detection of any abnormalities, such as inflammation, cancerous lesions or anatomical anomalies that may affect the patient’s health and daily functioning.