Each report is prepared by a certified specialist (radiologist).
MRI & CT Scan Reports
Fast Remote Radiology Review
Already had an MRI or CT scan and still waiting for the report?
Or need a quick second opinion from an experienced radiologist?
We provide remote reporting services for MRI and CT scans that have already been performed.
You send us your examination images, and an experienced radiologist prepares a professional medical report.
Each examination is carefully analyzed, and the report is delivered securely online within a short turnaround time.
Request Your Report Online
Our service is ideal for patients who need faster results, a second opinion, or clarification of their findings.
Please note:
We do not perform MRI or CT scans.
Our service is limited to remote interpretation and reporting of existing imaging studies.
An MRI report is a detailed document prepared by a radiologist, who interprets the images obtained during the scan.
It includes information about the condition of the examined anatomical structures, any abnormalities found, and diagnostic conclusions that help your doctor plan further treatment.
Computed Tomography (CT)
A CT scan report is a detailed interpretation of images created using X-rays and computer technology.
A radiologist evaluates the condition of organs and tissues, highlights any pathological changes, and provides diagnostic conclusions to support further medical treatment.
Our team of experts
Who reports on your scan?
Your results are reviewed by certified consultant radiologists with years of clinical experience.
Meet the specialists behind precise CT and MRI diagnostics.
Maciej Całka
Radiologist
Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging – 2nd degree specialisation
Stanisław Nazimek
Radiologist
Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging – 2nd degree specialisation
Monika Osmelak
Radiologist
Radiology and Diagnostic Imaging – 2nd degree specialisation
A sample of the report you'll receive
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Complete scan information
The report specifies the scanner used, the sequences performed, whether contrast was administered, and the anatomical area covered. This makes clear exactly what the assessment is based on.
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Clinical context taken into account
The referral, reported symptoms, relevant medical history and previous procedures are all considered, so the findings are related directly to the patient’s specific problem and the referring doctor’s question.
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A systematic review of every structure
The assessment covers bones and bone marrow, joints, soft tissues, tendons, ligaments and any organs visible in the scanned area. Findings are described with their exact location and size, and follow-up scans are compared against previous results where available.
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Clear, practical conclusions
The key findings are presented in a clear, structured summary, noting the nature, severity and any change over time. This makes it easier for the referring doctor to assess the situation and plan the next steps.
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Signed by the reporting doctor
Every report is signed by name by the reporting doctor, stating their specialty, and carries a qualified electronic signature.
Sample report
MRI Report
Generated: 18 Sep 2026, 11:42
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Step by Step to a Professional Report of Your Imaging Examination
How to order a scan report?
Step 1
Choose the type of scan (CT – computed tomography / MRI – magnetic resonance imaging) and the anatomical area being examined. Add the selected report to your basket.
Step 2
If everything in your basket is correct, proceed to payment. Fill out the form with your first name, last name, phone number, email address, date of birth, and the name of the scan.
Step 3
Note: Please tell us about your symptoms and briefly describe your medical history. To proceed, accept the terms and conditions, and confirm that you are acting on your own behalf. If you are acting on behalf of someone else, please complete the relevant form.
Step 4
Make the payment for your order.
Step 5
Check your email. You will receive further instructions on how to send your scan images.
Step 6
When your report is ready, you will receive a text message from us.
Frequently Asked Questions
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One report covers one anatomical area:
Head, skull, heart (currently unavailable), breasts, eye sockets, pituitary gland, sinuses, left temporal bone pyramids, right temporal bone pyramids, temporomandibular joints, facial skeleton, neck, cervical spine, thoracic spine, lumbar spine, chest, abdominal cavity, pelvis, sacrum, right shoulder joint, left shoulder joint, left humerus, right humerus, left elbow joint, right elbow joint, right forearm, left forearm, left wrist joint, right wrist joint, right hand, left hand, finger(s), sacroiliac joints, left hip joint, right hip joint, left femur, right femur, left knee joint, right knee joint, left patella in axial projection, right patella in axial projection, left lower leg bone, right lower leg bone, left ankle joint, right ankle joint, left foot, right foot, cerebral artery angiography, carotid artery angiography, pulmonary artery angiography, thoracic aorta angiography, abdominal aorta angiography, right upper limb angiography, left upper limb angiography, left iliac artery angiography, right iliac artery angiography, right lower limb angiography, left lower limb angiography.
The safest and fastest method is electronic transfer.
We use WeTransfer — an online platform that allows you to send and store data in the cloud.
1. The patient chooses to send the file without logging in.
2. The patient accepts the terms and conditions.
3. The patient enters opisy@eurodiagnosis.pl in the “Email to” field.
4. The patient enters their own email address in the “Your email” field.
5. The patient attaches the scan images in DICOM format.
6. The patient may also attach medical documentation such as referrals, previous reports, blood test results, etc.
7. The patient receives an email confirmation that the file was sent to opisy@eurodiagnosis.pl.
If you are unable to send your scan electronically, please contact our helpline at: +48 800 70 70 72.
We reserve the right to refuse the service in the following cases:
- The patient fails to provide complete information required to carry out the service.
- The scan images (CT/MRI) provided are non-diagnostic or older than 3 months.
- The scans of previous diagnostic reports are illegible.
- There is a justified suspicion that the patient intends to use the service in a manner inconsistent with its intended purpose or in breach of applicable laws.
- The service user violates the Terms and Conditions, applicable laws, or generally accepted social or moral standards.
In the above cases, our coordinator will contact you to explain the situation. A refund for the scan report will be issued within 14 days of this contact.
We reserve the right to refuse the service in the following cases:
- The patient fails to provide complete information required to carry out the service.
- The scan images (CT/MRI) provided are non-diagnostic or older than 3 months.
- The scans of previous diagnostic reports are illegible.
- There is a justified suspicion that the patient intends to use the service in a manner inconsistent with its intended purpose or in breach of applicable laws.
- The service user violates the Terms and Conditions, applicable laws, or generally accepted social or moral standards.
In the above cases, our coordinator will contact you to explain the situation. A refund for the scan report will be issued within 14 days of this contact. We also reserve the right for the reporting doctor to contact the patient directly if additional information is needed to complete the report.
The reporting time is approximate and may vary depending on the diagnosis, the complexity of the case, as well as the quality and type of the submitted scans.
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