MRI is used widely to investigate neurological diseases/conditions such as multiple sclerosis, infections, dementia, epilepsy, stroke and tumours.
The nerves leading to the ears and the eyes can be seen as well as the pituitary gland which controls the production of several hormones.

Brain scan patients must be able to lie fairly flat on their back during the procedure.

Scan times may vary depending upon the individual case.

MRI of the Brain

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