Man Scan
Prostate MRI And Comprehensive Men’s Health Screening
The Gold Standard of Early Diagnosis in Men’s Health
The prostate is a small gland found only in men, located just below the bladder, which plays a critical role in the reproductive system. MRIScanTurkey’s 5 Tesla Multiparametric MRI technology available in only a few centers worldwide represents the pinnacle of modern medicine in protecting prostate health and catching potential cancer risks at the earliest possible stage.
Why Should You Have a Prostate MRI
Prostate cancer can progress in its early stages without showing any symptoms. In cases where standard examination methods fall short, Prostate MRI lays out the internal structure of the organ like a map. This screening is of vital importance in the following situations:
High PSA Levels: To determine the cause when high levels of Prostate-Specific Antigen (PSA) are detected in your blood tests.
Difficulty Urinating: To find the source of intermittent or restricted urination, frequent nighttime urination, or the feeling of being unable to completely empty the bladder.
Cancer Screening: For early diagnosis in individuals with a family history of prostate cancer.
Benign Prostatic Hyperplasia (BPH) Follow up: To evaluate whether prostate enlargement is putting pressure on surrounding tissues such as the urethra or bladder.
What is Visible in a Prostate MRI
Prostate Tissue (Parenchyma): Microscopic analysis of suspicious foci within the gland.
Capsular Integrity: Evaluation of whether a potential formation has extended beyond the boundaries of the prostate.
Seminal Vesicles: Assessment of whether the glands located just behind the prostate are healthy.
Lymph Nodes: Inspection of lymph nodes that carry a risk of regional spread.
Our Comprehensive Prostate And Cancer Screening Package
At MRIScanTurkey, we do not just perform imaging; we create your risk map using laboratory data.
Package Contents and Descriptions:
1. Multiparametric Prostate MRI: The most advanced imaging method that examines the prostate in three different dimensions and at a functional level, providing over 95% success in detecting cancerous foci.
2. Cancer Screening Panel (Tumor Markers):
CEA, CA 19-9, CA 125, CA 15-3: These tests are general markers that track potential tumor activity in different parts of the body (digestive system, lungs, etc.).
3. Prostate-Specific Tests:
PSA (Total and Free): A protein produced by prostate cells. The ratio of Free PSA to Total PSA helps us differentiate between cancer risk and benign enlargement.
4. Urinalysis:
Urinalysis (UA): Shows whether there is blood, inflammation, or protein in the urine.
Urine Culture: Definitively identifies the presence of an infection in the urinary tract and the specific bacteria causing it.
From Diagnosis to Treatment: Professional Consultation Process
Once your screening results are complete, a professional roadmap is drawn for your health:
1. Physician Evaluation: Your MRI images and comprehensive laboratory results are analyzed together by our Family Physician. You are provided with a detailed and clear consultation regarding your current health status.
2. Urology Referral: Based on the findings, our physician directs you to the relevant specialist (Urology) to initiate the most accurate treatment or follow-up process.
3. Advanced Diagnostic Steps: If a suspicious mass is detected on the MRI or if PSA levels are considered risky, Biopsy and Pathology tests may be requested for a definitive diagnosis.
The Importance of Biopsy and Pathology
MRI technology is a flawless "guide" that shows us where a problem is. However, the only way to learn the "identity" of that tissue is to descend to the cellular level.
Biopsy: The process of taking a cell sample from the suspicious focus in the prostate using an ultra-fine needle.
Pathology: The examination of these cells under a microscope to determine if they are cancerous and, if so, how aggressive they are (Gleason Score).
Pathological examination is the most important step in your treatment plan. It eliminates unnecessary concerns or secures your health through early intervention.
GOLDEN AGE: 60+ MEN’S HEALTH AND ANDROLOGY SCREENING PACKAGE
Full Control and Maximum Power in the Second Spring of Life
The age of 60 and beyond in men is a period when the body's biological rhythm changes and the hormonal transformation known as "Andropause" becomes prominent. At MRIScanTurkey, we handle the 60+ Special Andrology Package not as a state of "old age," but as a "mastery period" where quality of life should be raised to its peak.
Why Should You Have a Pelvic MRI
The cornerstone of our andrology package, the Pelvic MRI, is the most advanced, radiation-free imaging method that examines the male reproductive and excretory systems in the deepest detail. For men over 60, this screening offers the following critical advantages:
Andropause and Hormonal Insight: It analyzes the effects of testosterone decline on soft tissue, muscle structure, and vascular quality in the pelvic region.
Sexual Health and Vascular Performance: It maps the structural or vascular factors underlying erectile dysfunction.
Advanced Prostate and Bladder Analysis: It detects prostate enlargement (BPH) or suspicious masses, which increase in risk with age, even when they are too small to be detected in a physical examination (at a microscopic level).
Excretory Comfort: It determines the anatomical cause of complaints that reduce quality of life, such as frequent nighttime urination or the feeling of incomplete emptying.
What is Visible in a Pelvic MRI
Prostate and Seminal Glands: Detection of gland volume, tissue integrity, and high-risk foci in terms of cancer.
Vascular Structures: Blood flow velocity in the pelvic region and risks of vascular occlusion.
Bladder and Urethra: Patency of the urinary tracts and health of the bladder wall.
Pelvic Muscle Group: Form and function control of the muscles supporting this region.
60+ SPECIAL SCREENING PACKAGE CONTENTS
This package offers a comprehensive "Body Report Card" that measures both anatomical imaging and your body's biochemical balance.
Package Contents and Descriptions:
1. Pelvic MRI: Visualizes your reproductive and excretory system at the highest resolution with 5 Tesla technology.
2. Testosterone (Total & Free): Measures the level of the primary hormone that directly affects male energy, muscle mass, bone density, and mental focus.
3. Comprehensive Biochemistry Panel:,
Liver and Kidney Functions (AST, ALT, GGT, ALP, BUN, Creatinine, Albumin, Protein): Checks the performance of the body's cleaning and filtration systems.
Metabolic and Vitamin Balance (Vitamin D, Vitamin B12, Uric Acid): Monitors energy production, the nervous system, and joint health.
Lipid and Cholesterol Profile (Total, HDL, LDL, Triglyceride): Analyzes the risk of arteriosclerosis to protect your cardiovascular health.
Minerals and Electrolytes (Sodium, Potassium, Calcium, Phosphorus, Chloride): Measures vital balances from heart rhythm to muscle contractions.
From Diagnosis to Treatment: Professional Consultation Process
Your results do not remain as mere numbers and images; they gain meaning with MRIScanTurkey expertise:
1. Physician Evaluation: Your laboratory data and MRI images are consulted by our in-house Family Physician. You are provided with a health report explaining your current status and how to manage the andropause process.
2. Specialist Referral: Based on the findings, our physician directs you to Urology or Endocrinology specialists to initiate hormone replacement therapy or necessary recovery protocols.
3. Advanced Diagnostic Assurance: In the event that a suspicious mass or tissue change is detected during the screening, Biopsy and Pathology tests can be planned for a definitive diagnosis.
The Importance of Biopsy and Pathology
Imaging methods tell us "where" a problem is. However, for a definitive solution, the "identity" of the tissue must be known.
Biopsy: The procedure of taking a cell sample from the suspicious area.
Pathology: The examination of this sample under a microscope to determine with 100% certainty whether the problem is benign or a structure requiring treatment.
