Torso MRI Perth Chest, Abdomen & Pelvis MRI

A targeted MRI assessment of the chest, abdomen, and pelvis — covering the liver, kidneys, pancreas, adrenal glands, spleen, lymph nodes, and pelvic organs. A focused, more accessible entry point to preventive imaging.
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What Is Torso MRI Perth?

The Torso MRI is a targeted preventive imaging protocol focusing on the body’s three major body cavities — the chest, abdomen, and pelvis. It assesses the organ systems where a significant proportion of serious disease originates, including the liver, kidneys, pancreas, spleen, adrenal glands, pelvic organs, and regional lymph nodes.

For patients who are not yet ready for a full whole body protocol, or who have a specific interest in abdominal and pelvic health surveillance, the Torso MRI provides a clinically meaningful assessment at a more accessible price point — without compromising on scanner quality or radiologist expertise.

What Does It Assess?

Liver — lesions, fatty liver (MASLD/NASH), haemangiomas, cirrhotic changes

Kidneys — renal cell carcinoma, cysts (simple and complex), hydronephrosis

Pancreas — cystic lesions (IPMN), ductal dilatation, early masses

Spleen — size, lesions, accessory spleens

Adrenal glands — adenomas, phaeochromocytomas, incidentalomas

Thorax — mediastinal lymph nodes, pleural findings, pericardium

Pelvic organs — prostate, uterus, ovaries, bladder, pelvic lymph nodes

Abdominal aorta — aneurysm screening

Who Should Consider This?

  • Family history of liver, kidney, pancreatic, or colorectal cancer
  • Known risk factors for organ-specific disease (fatty liver, prior hepatitis, etc.)
  • Those wanting abdominal and pelvic surveillance without a full body protocol
  • Patients who have had prior abdominal imaging and want a radiation-free surveillance option
  • Budget-conscious individuals seeking a clinically meaningful entry point to preventive imaging

What to Expect

Pre-scan orientation

Health history review and safety screening

Preparation

Fast for 4–6 hours prior. Water and medications permitted

Your scan

45–60 minutes in our 3T scanner

Specialist reporting

Radiologist report within 2–5 business days

Results consultation

Plain-language discussion of findings with GP forwarding

Common Questions

Is the Torso MRI as good quality as the Whole Body MRI?

Yes — both use the same 3T scanner, the same radiologist expertise, and the same protocol quality. The difference is scope: the Torso MRI focuses on the chest, abdomen, and pelvis, while the Whole Body adds the brain, spine, and musculoskeletal assessment.

Can I upgrade to a Whole Body MRI later?

Yes. If your Torso MRI identifies findings warranting a more comprehensive assessment, or you simply wish to expand your screening scope, you can book a Whole Body MRI at any time. Previous scan images are retained for comparison.

Is a GP referral needed?

Recommended but not required for elective preventive scanning.

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$1,395

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