Ramankuttyacham Road , Near South Bridge , Sahodaran Ayyappan Rd , Kochi, 682016
Since pioneering the first MRI center in Malabar, we have been unwavering in our dedication to advancing diagnostic imaging. Our commitment to excellence is demonstrated through our ongoing investment in cutting-edge technology and the latest imaging methods. Over the years, we have broadened our service offerings to encompass a full spectrum of diagnostic modalities, including CT scans, ultrasound, and X-ray, all designed to deliver precise and prompt results.
Our success is also rooted in robust partnerships with top healthcare professionals and institutions. By collaborating closely with local hospitals, clinics, and specialists, we ensure that our diagnostic services are seamlessly woven into the broader healthcare network. Our team of radiologists brings expert knowledge to each case, delivering not only accurate imaging but also valuable insights that aid in precise diagnosis and effective treatment planning.
Our mission is to become a centre of excellence for providing accurate diagnosis by deploying state-of- the-art technology and optimum consideration for patient care and comfort.
To provide imaging services at an affordable cost in a personalized professional manner, at par with international standards of excellence.
An animal should get an MRI when advanced imaging is needed to diagnose conditions that cannot be fully evaluated with X-rays or ultrasound. MRI is especially useful for detecting neurological issues (such as seizures, paralysis, or balance problems), spinal cord injuries, brain and spinal tumors, joint and ligament injuries, unexplained lameness, and soft tissue abnormalities. Your veterinarian may recommend an MRI if your pet shows persistent symptoms that require a more detailed internal view to guide diagnosis and treatment.
Yes — general anesthesia is required during an MRI scan to ensure your pet stays perfectly still, as even the slightest movement can blur the images. MRI is a completely safe and painless procedure, and modern anesthesia protocols are very safe as well. Before the scan, your veterinarian will perform a full pre-anesthetic evaluation to ensure your pet is healthy enough for anesthesia, and your pet will be closely monitored throughout the entire process.
Yes — blood tests are typically recommended before an MRI, especially because your pet will receive general anesthesia during the scan. Pre-anesthetic bloodwork helps your veterinarian assess your pet’s overall health and organ function, ensuring it is safe to proceed with anesthesia. These tests help detect any underlying conditions that may need to be addressed before the procedure for your pet’s safety.
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