An abdomen MRI scan uses magnetic fields to create detailed images of your internal organs. It helps diagnose liver, kidney, or pancreas conditions without radiation.
You may benefit from an abdomen MRI if you are experiencing symptoms such as:
An abdomen MRI provides detailed imaging that helps doctors detect conditions that may not appear clearly on other scans. Common findings include:
Liver lesions, cysts, cirrhosis or tumours
Pancreatic inflammation or cysts
Kidney or adrenal gland masses
Bowel inflammation or tumours
Soft-tissue or retroperitoneal abnormalities
All scans are performed in our own private hospital, giving us complete control over the entire process—from GP consultation to diagnosis and treatment.
With over 15 years of experience conducting MRI scans, we have a strong reputation for quality, reliability, and patient care. You're in safe hands.
We offer quick access to MRI scans, ensuring you receive prompt reports to discuss with our GP and get answers without delay.
All referrals are handled internally by our GP, allowing for a seamless booking experience. Once the referral is complete, we can quickly book your scan.
Our expert team of doctors, nurses, and qualified health professionals will make sure you receive the highest level of patient care.
Our MRI scans are performed at our Newton-le-Willows private hospital, conveniently located for patients across: Manchester, Warrington, Liverpool and Cheshire.
Our expert team is always on hand to help answer any queries and arrange appointments with our specialist consultants.
Yes. MRI uses magnetic fields and radio waves, not ionising radiation. If contrast is required, we will assess suitability and discuss that with you beforehand.
Our wide-bore scanners reduce claustrophobia, and our radiographers support you throughout.
No referral is required. You can self-refer and book your Abdomen MRI directly with us, ensuring a fast and simple process.
Results are typically available within a few working days, followed by a free GP review call.
Radiology images can be sent when requested. We are unable to send radiology images directly to NHS general practitioners; image transfers to NHS services must follow established clinical pathways and secure exchange platforms. We do not provide printed copies, postal delivery, or screenshots of imaging; images are sent via electronic transfer using Image Exchange Portal (IEP). Images will only be released to patients or third parties once the formal report has been issued
A member of our team will be in touch with you to discuss your requirements.
