Medical Imagery Center Paris (MICP)
Radiology Center, MRI, CT, Infiltration
Multidisciplinary care by internationally recognized experts
Radiology Center Paris
The MIPC medical imaging group comprises several radiology centers in Paris. We have a a complete technical platform that evolves in line with the latest technology in conventional radiology, interventional radiology (infiltration,PRP injection), 3D EOS radiology, ultrasound, MRI, ct-scan and bone densitometry, at several sites in Paris.
Our archiving system and secure network enable us to create a patient file containing all examinations, which can be consulted at each center and online.
Our various imaging departments and their specialists can help you diagnose various pathologies. Following the diagnostic results, if necessary, the radiologist can offer you advanced therapy on site (such as the interventional radiology,infiltration, ...). It is possible to make an appointment for radiological examinations in the department that concerns your pathology. Our medical imaging centers are open Monday to Friday, 8am to 8pm and on weekends.
Multidisciplinary care: 7 centers of excellence
The MIPC medical imaging group brings together internationally-recognized experts in all fields of medical imaging, organized around 7 main areas of expertise centers of excellence.
The interconnection of centres and centralized appointment scheduling mean that each site can benefit from the expertise of leading hyperspecialist radiologists on deck and a complete technical platform that can be upgraded to meet new latest technologies while reducing appointment times.
Osteoarticular imaging : We are consultants to top-level athletes from the French national teams (Olympic teams, INSEP, FFT, FFR, FFF, FFA, FFG, FFJ...), the Paris Opera, Paris and Ile-de-France sports teams (PSG, Paris FC, Stade Français, Racing Club de France...).
Interventional osteoarticular radiology Infiltration of the spine - Knee Injection – Shoulder injection - Ankle infiltration - PRP injection - arthrograms and arthro-MRI...
Your radiology center in Paris
What medical imaging test has your doctor prescribed for you? Find out more about the diagnostic tests performed at MIPC Paris.
How does an MRI scan work?
An MRIMRI, or Magnetic Resonance Imaging, is a technique that enables radiologists to see into the human body in great detail without the use of X-rays, but rather a magnet. We offer all types of MRI in our center, with specialists in each medical theme diagnosed: Pelvic MRI, Brain MRI, Knee MRI Arthro IRM, Lumbar Spine MRI MRI of the ankle, MRI of the joints, etc ...
How does a scan work?
A ct-scan is a radiology examination using X-rays to reconstitute images of the body in two or three dimensions, often accompanied by an iodine injection. We offer a wide range of examinations at our radiology center in Paris, including CT scans for covid chest ct-scan,the abdomino-pelvic ct-scan, arthroscanner , the coroscanner, the TAP ct-scan and many other expertly diagnosed tests.
An ultrasound scan
An ultrasound uses ultrasound emitted by a probe and transmitted to tissues, which reflect them to form an image. It can be coupled with a kind of radar to study vessels; Doppler ultrasound. We offer you a diagnosis made by experts working in specialized hospitals in Paris, such as the Necker Hospital for children. You can have pelvic ultrasounds,pregnancy or obstetrical ultrasounds, abdominal ultrasound and more...
How does a mammogram work?
Mammography is a specialized medical imaging procedure that uses a low-dose X-ray system to see inside the breasts. Mammography aids in the early detection and diagnosis of breast diseases in women, including cancer. Three recent advances in mammography include digital mammography, computer-assisted detection and breast tomosynthesis, all available in our radiology center.
What is infiltration?
These injections are non-surgical procedures that apply an anesthetic and corticosteroid solution directly to damaged joint tissue. This can give you the relief you need to improve your range of motion and participate in physiotherapy exercises that were too difficult for you before. In our centers, osteoarticular experts perform knee infiltrations, shoulder infiltration, ankle injection, wrist pain treatment and more...
Making a radio
A radiography is an imaging test that uses x-rays to visualize parts of the body (bones and certain organs). It is most often used to diagnose fractures and the lungs. It is used to diagnose or treat patients by recording images of the body's internal structure to assess the presence or absence of disease, foreign bodies and structural damage or abnormalities.
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