MRI examination of breasts is a detection method of small carcinomas or their initial forms, detecting tumours which cannot be detected by mammography or breast ultrasound. We recommend MRI of breasts in early detection of breast cancer in women with high risk in family or for additional clarification of changes, which were detected at previous examinations (mammography or ultrasound). It is also used before breast cancer surgery to determine its scope, and later to monitor or exclude relapse. Moreover, it is used to evaluate the state of breast implants. 

Prostate cancer is the most common cancer among men and the second leading cause of death from cancer. The disease most commonly develops in elderly men and can spread into adjacent organs. Examination of the prostate with magnetic resonance is most commonly used for estimating the prevalence of disease outside prostate (tumour growth through prostatic capsule) after cancer has already been confirmed; it is increasingly used for detection and assessment of the prevalence of prostate cancer, for monitoring and assessment of already known prostate cancers, and to detect recurrence.

Sports-related muscular pain is a common problem both in athletes and those who do not train. It is sometimes difficult to clinically identify how important this pain is. An MRI examination is needed, which determines the degree of muscle injury, haematoma, facial herniation, resulting fibrosis, fatty infiltration, and damage to tendons, joints. The Rogaška Medical Centre also carries out diagnostics for athletes – we wish to ensure superior diagnostic examinations to both recreational and professional athletes in short time, without long waiting times, which is highly important for those who want to continue their sports activity as soon as possible.