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MRI of the skull/neck
Benign and malignant as well as degenerative illnesses of the neurocranium, the ocular orbit, the paranasal sinuses and the carotid artery can be examined with this type of scan. High-resolution images of the smallest structures such as of the cerebellopontine angle are also possible with this method.
- All examinations
- 7 days/week
- All insurers
- Immediate appointment
- Personal consultation with a doctor
- KFA, private free-choice physician, private
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Requirements for an MRI of the skull
- Please bring your e‑card and referral.
- Any previous findings are also to be submitted.
- COVID: The chief physician’s approval has currently been waived.
Important information
- It is not possible to perform an MRI of the skull on persons wearing a pacemaker.
- Prior clarification is required in case you have any implants.
- Piercings, jewellery and watches must be removed.
- A contrast agent is injected intravenously depending on the condition.
Procedure for an MRI of the skull
- An MRI of the skull takes about 10 minutes.
- The examination is completely painless.
- You assume a supine position while your head is inside the magnetic tube. The tube is illuminated, ventilated and also has a viewing window.
- Earplugs dampen the sounds of the MRI machine.
- An emergency bell and intercom system are also available.
- It is absolutely necessary for you to lie still so that we can generate high-quality images. Please let us know if you suffer from claustrophobia.
Waiting time for an appointment
The average waiting time is currently 58 days.
Appointments without waiting times are possible.
Costs & reimbursement
Direct billing with all statutory health insurers.
We do not bill statutory health insurers with the exception of KFA. Our fee notes can be submitted in any case to all private health insurers that cover outpatient services.
Prices
MRI per region
ÖGK, BVAEB, SVS – from € 290,00
Private – from € 460,00
KFA – covered by statutory health insurance
