Médico Express launches the Total Scan: whole-body MRI with AI-optimised imaging
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- Médico Express has presented the Total Scan, a whole-body MRI optimised with artificial intelligence, with no radiation and no contrast agent.
San Isidro, May 2025 – Médico Express, a state-of-the-art outpatient health centre, presents the Total Scan, an advanced whole-body MRI that offers a comprehensive, precise and non-invasive view of the patient’s state of health. This study is specially designed to support prevention, early diagnosis and the monitoring of multiple conditions, in patients with symptoms or with risk factors.
The Total Scan can help detect tumours and cardiovascular, neurological and musculoskeletal diseases, and provide a detailed view of organs such as the brain, heart, liver, pancreas, kidneys and prostate, among others.

This new study is carried out with the Signa Prime 1.5 Tesla scanner, one of the most modern technological platforms in the country, capable of acquiring high-resolution images in less time, with no exposure to ionising radiation and no use of a contrast agent.
This equipment incorporates artificial intelligence algorithms that optimise the reconstruction and processing of images, allowing a clearer view of the body’s tissues and structures.
“Whole-body MRI, with technology enhanced by artificial intelligence, allows us to assess complex anatomical areas more efficiently and to detect subtle findings with greater precision”, explains Dr Melisa Ravelo, coordinator of Medical Imaging at Médico Express.
A modern, specialised diagnostic ecosystem
The Total Scan forms part of an advanced diagnostic ecosystem in which Médico Express combines cutting-edge technology and subspecialised medical expertise. The equipment that complements this offering includes:
• The Senographe Pristina 3D mammography unit, which uses intelligent tools to improve image quality, reduce the radiation dose and offer a more comfortable experience for the patient.
• The GE Revolution 128-slice CT scanner, which allows fast, detailed reconstruction of complex studies.
• The Voluson S8 ultrasound system, specialising in maternal-foetal imaging, which offers sharper 4D scans thanks to AI-assisted processing.
The Radiology Department at Médico Express is made up of radiologists subspecialising in areas such as neuroradiology and cardiovascular, musculoskeletal and breast radiology. These professionals interpret the studies according to rigorous clinical criteria, producing reports of high diagnostic value.
To this is added a comprehensive cardiovascular testing unit, which includes echocardiography, stress testing, AI-assisted cardiosiography and Holter monitoring, useful for the early detection of heart disease.
Médico Express also offers patients an innovative patient portal with real-time access to images, results and medical history, as well as a telemedicine service that makes continuity of care easier.
Much more than medical imaging
Besides the diagnostic area, Médico Express offers more than 40 medical specialities, outpatient surgery, an executive check-up unit, endoscopy, dentistry, ophthalmology, an emergency service and an International Department certified by Global Healthcare Accreditation, boosting health tourism in the Dominican Republic.
About Médico Express
It is a modern outpatient care centre, designed, built and operated to international standards, with a care model centred on the patient and their family.
It is strategically located on the San Isidro motorway to meet the health service needs of the local population and of tourists.
Médico Express promotes innovation, research, digital transformation, the transfer of knowledge and best practice, taking Dominican medicine to the international stage.
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