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No tunnel
Open space, unobstructed view.
The first in Poland · 1 Tesla open
1 Tesla high-field open MRI – the only one in Poland
We combine the comfort of an open space with the imaging quality of closed scanners. No tunnel, no claustrophobia, with a loved one by your side.
What does “1T high-field open MRI” mean?
A traditional 1.5T MRI is a closed tunnel with a diameter of approx. 60 cm. At APERTA, we use a 1 Tesla open scanner (HFO – High Field Open) – a design with two magnets above and below the table, with no walls around it. The high-field class ensures diagnostic quality comparable to 1.5T closed scanners for most routine indications.
Why APERTA
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1 Tesla high-field
Diagnostic quality equivalent to 1.5T closed systems.
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With a loved one
A child with a parent, a senior with a carer – always.
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Same-day appointment
Often, a phone call in the morning is all it takes.
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Music and comfort
Headphones, VIP lounge, relaxation area.
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The only one in Poland
A device unique in the country.
Who is this examination for?
- People with claustrophobia
- Children – often without anaesthesia
- Seniors with limited mobility
- Bodybuilders and people with a larger build
- Patients seeking premium comfort
- Pregnant women (on medical advice)
Which areas of the body do we scan
Spinal MRI (cervical/thoracic/lumbar), joint MRI (knee, shoulder, hip, wrist, TMJ), head/brain MRI, abdominal MRI, pelvic MRI, breast MRI, MR angiography.
Your results are interpreted by a certified radiologist
Every scan at APERTA is analysed and reported on by an experienced radiology specialist. You will receive a full report within 24–48 hours.
Medical radiology specialist
A qualified radiologist with many years’ experience in diagnostic imaging.
Frequently asked questions
Will 1T produce poorer quality images than 1.5T?
No, for most routine indications. Modern 1T machines with advanced coils and sequences provide images that are diagnostically equivalent to those from 1.5T closed machines.
Can I bring my child / a carer with me?
Yes. The presence of an accompanying person is standard practice here, not an exception.
How much does the scan cost?
You can find the price list in the Price List tab. We accept payment by card, BLIK and bank transfer.
Is a referral required?
It is not required for a private scan, but we recommend having one for the referring doctor.
Do you offer contrast?
Yes, for selected examinations. The decision is made by the radiologist.
How long do I have to wait for the report?
24–48 hours, by email or on CD.
Is the scan safe?
Yes. MRI does not use ionising radiation – it is completely safe.
Can I come in with a metal implant?
Most orthopaedic implants are MRI-compatible. Please contact us before your appointment.
