Full-body MRI scan
Early detection with MRI - Peace of mind for your health
Aeon offers Switzerland's first combined full-body MRI and blood analysis. With this, you can identify cancer and over 500 other diseases in their early stages with just one visit.
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Discover hidden risks
Only one visit needed
Results within 3 workdays
No radiation or contrast agent
Whole-body check-up: Combining MRI images with blood biomarkers
Whole-body check-up: Combining MRI images with blood biomarkers
Through an AI-powered analysis of your scan and blood values, you can uncover hidden risks. This way, you receive all results in a single integrated report, gaining actionable insights you can put into practice.
A 50-minute scan offers you a precise assessment of your health and risk factors. The scan is performed without a contrast agent and is radiation-free.
Uncover early signs and risk factors for cardiovascular diseases and metabolic conditions like diabetes with a comprehensive blood analysis. Additionally, it helps to reduce the likelihood of false-positive results.
Artificial intelligence analyses your MRI scan, generating valuable insights into your health. You will then discuss your findings with Swiss radiologists and receive follow-up care from our doctors.
Your check-up step-by-step
During your initial consultation, we will answer any questions you have online, ensuring you feel comfortable and well-informed about each step of your check-up.
In a partner clinic, you will be welcomed and informed about your examinations. First, a blood sample will be taken, followed by a 50-minute MRI scan.
72 hours after your check-up, you will receive easy-to-understand results in the app.
Discover diseases before symptoms appear
1 in 20 scans leads to a potentially life-saving diagnosis
Cancer screening for various organs, including the pancreas, liver and kidneys.
Examination of the brain to identify brain tumors, multiple sclerosis and other conditions early.
Early detection of abnormally dilated blood vessels in the brain and the main artery (aorta).
Imaging of the spine, including the intervertebral discs and spinal cord, to discover the causes of back pain.
Analysis of metabolism to detect diseases such as fatty liver disease or diabetes at an early stage.
Analysis of metabolism to detect diseases such as fatty liver disease or diabetes at an early stage.
Your results in the aeon app
What are the advantages of an AI-supported MRI scan?
Precise imaging and analysis
High level of detail: Tumors as small as 1 cm can be detected.
450 million voxels: 2.5x more voxels than other devices
Modern diagnostics
We use the most advanced 3.0T MRI scanners.
Latest deep-learning image acquisition technology
Multimodal approach
Cross-validation using specific blood markers
Minimising false-positive results
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Which check-up is right for you?
We are happy to help you make the right choice and advise you in detail about your options.
Our most precise scan for early detection of potential chronic diseases, including cancer, aneurysms and diabetes. It also includes the entire spine and a blood test to reduce the risk of false positive results.
Cancer diseases
Fatty liver and diabetes
Neurodegenerative diseases
Aneurysms
Diseases of the spine and intervertebral discs
Early detection of cancer can increase the chances of successful treatment by 90%.
“Why is early diagnosis important?”, Cancer Research UK
Schedule a check-up near you
Get a complete overview of your health in just one appointment. Aeon partners with licensed practices and medical centres throughout Switzerland.
No waiting times & quick appointments
Experience & medical expertise
Caring support at every step
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Medical expertise
Aeon collaborates with leading radiologists and physicians across Switzerland.
10+
Years of experience in Switzerland
1000+
MRI scans by our radiologists
Still Have Questions?
A whole-body MRI ("magnetic resonance imaging") scan is an imaging procedure that uses a strong magnetic field and radio waves to create high-quality images of the entire body in a single examination. This includes body parts such as head and brain, neck, chest, abdomen and pelvis, spine, joints, blood vessels, and soft tissues (muscles, tendons, and ligaments).
A whole-body scan can help detect a variety of diseases and abnormalities and derive appropriate treatment recommendations. These include tumor diseases and metastases, inflammations, infections, injuries, vascular changes, aneurysms and neurological diseases (e.g., Alzheimer's and dementia, Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis). More information can be found in our blog article "MRI 101".
A recent study found that MRI screening in adults who did not have any disease symptoms led to clinically relevant findings in about one-third of patients. Of these findings, 2.6% were confirmed by pathology as invasive cancers.
Whole-body MRI is a valuable tool for early cancer detection in individuals with hereditary cancer syndromes, significantly improving their chances of long-term health and survival.
A whole-body scan can help detect a variety of diseases and abnormalities and derive appropriate treatment recommendations. These include tumor diseases and metastases, inflammations, infections, injuries, vascular changes, aneurysms and neurological diseases (e.g., Alzheimer's and dementia, Parkinson's, multiple sclerosis). More information can be found in our blog article "MRI 101".
Before an MRI examination, you should inform the radiology staff about implants (breast implants, metal implants), pacemakers, medications, allergies, or pregnancy. You should also remove all metal objects and jewelry. If you have claustrophobia, be sure to let them know beforehand.
MRI, X-ray and CT are based on different technologies and are therefore suitable for different medical applications. X-rays are used to produce two-dimensional images that are particularly good at showing bone structure. Computed tomography (CT) combines X-rays with a rotating camera to produce detailed cross-sectional images, which uses more radiation but provides a more precise view of complex tissues. In contrast, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) uses magnetic fields and radio waves to produce high-resolution images of soft tissue without radiation exposure, but with longer examination times.
A whole-body MRI as a preventive examination enables the early detection of diseases, which can lead to more effective and less invasive treatments. It offers comprehensive screening and can reveal life-changing, and thus life-saving results. It is a long-term investment in your health that saves you many other examinations.