MRI Scan for Cancer in Eau Claire, Wausau, and Madison, WI

Diagnosing cancer as early as possible is the first step toward getting the appropriate treatment when you need it, but cancer can be hard to detect.

Smart Scan Medical Imaging offers a way to see tumors or suspicious areas that may not be visible with other imaging methods. Our oncology MRI scans are designed to provide detailed images of the inside of your body, helping doctors identify and characterize tumors or masses that could potentially be cancerous. With our advanced scan MRI technology and board-certified, fellowship-trained radiology team, we can help you get the answers you need.

Our team works hard to provide a comfortable and stress-free experience for our patients. Our staff will make sure you're supported throughout your visit, including providing information about what to expect before, during, and after the scan. We are dedicated to making sure that all of our patients receive the best care possible.

If you or a loved one are considering an oncology MRI scan, contact the team at Smart Scan today. We can answer any questions and provide more information about our services. If you're ready to schedule your appointment now, or you're a doctor looking to refer a patient, just use our simple online form. We look forward to helping you get the answers you need quickly and safely.

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MRI Scan for Cancer Diagnosis in Eau Claire, Wausau, and Madison, WI

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) detects and diagnoses cancer with the help of a powerful magnetic field and computer algorithms. Each MRI scan produces images of organs, tissues, and structures within your body that can be used to detect tumors or masses in different areas. These images are then analyzed by our board-certified radiologists who specialize in oncology imaging to provide an accurate diagnosis.

At Smart Scan, our advanced MRI technology can detect abnormalities in a wide range of areas, allowing for diagnoses of many types of cancer. This includes:

MRI for Brain Cancer: Brain cancer can have a wide range of symptoms and can be difficult to diagnose. Our oncology MRI scans provide detailed images of the brain, allowing us to detect tumors or masses that could be cancerous.
MRI for Abdominal Cancers: Abdominal cancers, such as colorectal and pancreatic cancer, can be hard to detect without an MRI. Our scans provide detailed images of the abdominal area, allowing us to accurately diagnose these types of cancers.
MRI for Pelvic Cancers: Pelvic cancers, such as cervical and ovarian cancer, are difficult to detect. Our MRI scans provide detailed images of the pelvis, allowing us to accurately detect and diagnose these types of cancers.
MRI for Bone Cancers: Bone cancers, such as osteosarcoma and chondrosarcoma, require detailed imaging to detect. Our MRI scans provide detailed images of the bones, allowing us to provide an accurate diagnosis.
MRI for Soft Tissue Cancers: Our MRI scans can accurately detect soft tissue cancers, such as sarcomas and melanomas.
MRI for Head and Neck Cancers: Head and neck cancers, such as tonsil and throat cancer, are best detected with MRI scans. Our scans provide detailed images of the head and neck area, allowing us to accurately diagnose these types of cancers.

The MRI scans we perform at Smart Scan aren't only geared toward diagnosis. We also monitor the progress of your treatment, as well as monitoring your remission in a convenient, cost-saving manner.

The team at Smart Scan is dedicated to providing our patients with the best oncology MRI scans available. Our advanced MRI technology, board-certified radiologists, and caring staff will make sure you get the answers you need. Contact us today to learn more about our services or to schedule an appointment. We look forward to helping you get the care you deserve.

Frequently Asked Questions

How accurate is MRI in detecting cancer?

MRI is very accurate in detecting cancer. It uses a powerful magnetic field and radio waves to produce detailed images of organs, tissues, and structures inside the body. These images can be used to detect tumors or masses that could potentially be cancerous.

What does cancer look like on an MRI?

Cancer on an MRI scan typically looks like an abnormally enhancing mass. This can be caused by a tumor or mass that is not visible with other imaging tests.

Why do I need an MRI vs CT scan for cancer?

MRI and CT scans both provide detailed images of the body. However, MRI is more effective in detecting many tumors or masses that could be cancerous. This makes it a better option for diagnosing certain types of cancer.

How can I get started with the top radiology center near me?

Smart Scan is passionate about making the scheduling process as easy as possible for our patients. Our process is simple and fast, and we even take same-day appointments. Just use our online form to select a time that’s right for you.

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