Brain
Brain & neurological
A detailed look at brain structure and blood vessels, reviewed by radiologists and explained in plain language.
What a radiologist reviews
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Brain structure
The overall form of brain tissue, reviewed as part of your broader neurological health.
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Stroke-related changes
May help reference silent stroke-related abnormalities, which can occur without obvious symptoms.
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Blood vessels
May help identify aneurysm-related findings in the vessels of the brain, where detectable.
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Wider neurological structure
Structures beyond the brain itself, read alongside your spine imaging from the same scan.
Heart
Heart & cardiovascular
Structural and vascular findings relevant to long-term heart health, with a CT Calcium Score added in Aira Complete.
What a radiologist reviews
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Heart structure
Structural findings relevant to long-term heart health, where detectable.
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Major blood vessels
Vascular findings in the large vessels of the chest and abdomen, where detectable.
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Coronary calcium
Aira Complete adds a CT Calcium Score: a measure of calcium in the heart’s arteries, used for cardiovascular risk assessment.
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Circulation in context
Read alongside brain and abdominal findings from the same scan, for one connected picture.
Heart health, one step further
Abdomen
Abdomen & liver
A detailed view of the liver, kidneys and abdominal organs, including findings relevant to fatty liver and visceral fat.
What a radiologist reviews
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Liver
May help identify fatty liver-related findings, where detectable.
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Visceral fat
Fat stored deep around the organs, assessed as part of the abdominal picture.
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Kidneys & abdominal organs
A detailed anatomical view of the kidneys and other abdominal organs.
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Masses or lesions
May help identify tumour-related findings in the abdomen, where detectable.
Spine
Spine & musculoskeletal
Spinal alignment, discs and joint structures, giving you a structural baseline alongside the rest of your results.
What a radiologist reviews
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Spinal alignment
The line and curve of your spine, recorded as a structural baseline.
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Discs
May help identify disc-related findings, such as herniation, where detectable.
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Base of the spine
Where the spine meets the pelvis, reviewed as part of the same scan.
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Joint structures
Joint and mobility-related findings, where detectable within the protocol.
Cancer & tumour screening
One session may help identify tumour-related findings across multiple body regions, from brain to pelvis. Every region below comes from the same session.
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Brain & head
May help identify tumour-related findings in the brain, where detectable.
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Chest
Multi-region imaging that includes the chest, reviewed in the same session.
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Abdomen & liver
May help identify masses or lesions in the liver, kidneys and abdominal organs.
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Pelvis
The lower abdomen and pelvis, completing a brain-to-pelvis view.
