The liver, gallbladder, pancreas, kidneys and adrenal glands are just some of the major abdominal structures that can be seen on MRI.
Patients suffering from jaundice, pancreatitis or tumours in the abdomen may be referred for an MRI.

Patients for abdominal scans will normally be expected to lie fairly flat and may need to hold their breath for short periods.

Scan times may vary depending upon the individual case.

MRI of the abdomen

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