Referrers

Benefits for Doctors

Open - Silent - Weight-Bearing - In-Motion
Have an improved outcome of your patient's health problems by using the first combined open, weight bearing and in-motion MRI in Cayman Islands.
Imaging under physiological conditions: providing added information to regular (supine) MRI machines and with excellent image quality comparable to 1.5T and 3T MRI - but with a high level of patient comfort.

Our online doctor portal offers you additional benefits:

  • Instant orders
  • Always uptodate about your orders
  • Receive notifications for reports
  • Instant access to reports
  • Instant access to your patient's exams
  • Ability to burn your own CDs of studies to have in your hand
  • Second opinion option

Patients

Benefits for Patients

Cayman Medical offers unique MRI services for your patients:


Increased accuracy and diagnostic outcome through:
  • Physiologic Imaging
  • Weight-Bearing Imaging
  • Dynamic Imaging
  • In-Motion Imaging

Highest Patient Comfort
  • Open
  • Silent
  • Wide table
  • Soothing lights
  • Relaxing music
  • Well temperatured room

Highest Patient Safety
  • No cryogen used
  • Patient always in sight by technologist

Convenience
  • Patient portal
  • Instant SMS or Email notifications
  • Payment plans

Go green! Help our environment
  • Low carbon footprint - Environment friendly
  • MRI with the lowest energy consumption in CI

How-To

How to request an MRI

The recommended way is through our online portal.

You may also email or fax a referral form.

To shorten the waiting time, we encourage patients to read and fill out certain forms before they come to their appointment:

Specialty MRI Services

From "Head to Toe"

Head & Neck Imaging

Brain, Orbits, Internal Aditory Canal (IAC), Sella (Pituitary), Temporomandibular Joints (TMJ), Neck

Spine Imaging

Craniocervical Junction, Cervical Spine, Thoracic Spine, Lumbar Spine, Sacrum, Sacroiliac joints

Joint Imaging

Shoulder, Elbow, Wrist, Hand, Fingers, Hip, Knee, Ankle, Foot, Toes, Extremities

Dynamic imaging

Flexion & extension and other modes of mobility

In-Motion Imaging

Real-Time imaging of joints

Weight-Bearing Imaging

Supine to upright imaging from 0 to 90 degrees

Open MRI with premier quality comparable to 1.5T and 3T

Same patient - scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient

Scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient - scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)
Same patient - scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient

Scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient - scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)
Same patient - scanned first in a 1.5T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient

Scanned first in a 1.5T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient - scanned first in a 1.5T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)
Same patient - scanned first in a 1.5T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient

Scanned first in a 1.5T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient - scanned first in a 1.5T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)
Same patient - scanned first in a 1.5T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient

Scanned first in a 1.5T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient - scanned first in a 1.5T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)
Same patient - scanned first in a 1.5T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient

Scanned first in a 1.5T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient - scanned first in a 1.5T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)
Same patient - scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient

Scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient - scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)
Same patient - scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient

Scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient - scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)
Same patient - scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient

Scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient - scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)
Same patient - scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient

Scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient - scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)
Same patient - scanned first in a 1.5T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient

Scanned first in a 1.5T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient - scanned first in a 1.5T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)
Same patient - scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient

Scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

Same patient - scanned first in a 3T scanner (right) and then with our open MRI scanner (left)

More Clinical Examples

Disc herniation and changes
Disc herniation and changes
Neuroforaminal disc herniation
Neuroforaminal disc herniation on weight-bearing
Spondylolisthesis (vertebral gliding)
Worsening of spondylolisthesis (vertebral gliding)
Facet Joint Instability
Facet Joint Instability
Post-surgery weight bearing disc herniation
Post-surgery weight-bearing disc herniation
Dynamic flexion and extension study shows ligamentum flavum compression on the spinal cord
Dynamic flexion and extension study shows ligamentum flavum compression on the spinal cord
Postsurgical fixation with metal artifact reduction
Postsurgical fixation with metal artifact reduction
Hip prosthesis with metal artifact reduction
Hip prosthesis with metal artifact reduction
Shoulder impingement
Shoulder impingement
Phalangeal fracture
Phalangeal fracture
Capitate fracture
Capitate fracture
Brain - Multiple sclerosis
Brain - Multiple sclerosis
Patellar shift on weight-bearing
Patellar shift on weight-bearing
Temporomandibular joints - dynamic images
Temporomandibular joints - dynamic images
Orbits and internal auditory canal/CP angle
Orbits and internal auditory canal/CP angle