MRI
— 1.5 Tesla MRI Centre — Sector 104, Noida
MRI Scan in Noida, read by a specialist radiologist.
VR Diagnostics runs a 1.5 Tesla MRI unit at our Sector 104 centre — delivering the image clarity needed for brain, spine, joint and soft-tissue diagnosis, with every scan reviewed by a consulting radiologist.
— What is an MRI scan?
Detailed, radiation-free imaging.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) uses a strong magnetic field and radio waves — not radiation — to build detailed cross-sectional images of soft tissue, making it the imaging of choice for the brain, spine, joints, ligaments and internal organs.
Our 1.5 Tesla scanner produces high signal clarity for accurate diagnosis, and every study is reviewed by our consulting radiologists, Dr. Vivek Rathore and Dr. Ritesh Singh, before your report is issued.
- No radiation exposure — safe for repeat and follow-up scans.
- Specialist-reviewed report — read by a qualified radiologist, not automated alone.
- Digital report access — shared securely, ready to send to your doctor.
MRI is commonly ordered for
- Brain & spine conditions, including nerve compression
- Knee, shoulder & joint ligament injuries
- Unexplained chronic pain or neurological symptoms
- Pre-surgical planning & post-injury follow-up
- Soft-tissue & abdominal organ evaluation
— Before your scan
How to prepare for an MRI.
Before you arrive
Guidance
Metal objects
Remove jewellery, watches, hairpins and any metal accessories before your scan.
Implants & devices
Tell our team about any pacemaker, implant, stent or metal fragment in your body beforehand.
Clothing
Wear comfortable clothing without metal zips or buttons; a gown is provided if needed.
Contrast studies
For contrast-enhanced MRI, a short fasting period may be advised — our team will confirm when you book.
Referral
Carry your doctor’s referral or prescription, along with any previous scan films or reports.
— Questions patients ask
MRI — frequently asked questions.
How long does an MRI scan take?
Most MRI scans take between 20 and 45 minutes, depending on the body part being scanned and whether contrast is used.
Is an MRI scan painful?
No — an MRI is painless. You’ll hear loud knocking or humming sounds from the machine, and earplugs or headphones are provided for comfort.
When will I get my MRI report?
Reports are typically ready within 24 hours, reviewed and signed off by our consulting radiologist before being shared with you digitally.
Can I get an MRI if I have a pacemaker or implant?
Some implants are not MRI-safe. Please inform our team about any implant or device before your appointment so we can advise you correctly.
Need a scan this week?
Same-day slots are usually available for X-Ray, ECG and routine pathology — call the clinic to check today’s availability.