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Radiology and diagnostics in Vinkovci: prices and appointments
No clinic of this field in Vinkovci yet. Prices come from the clinics' price lists, availability from the clinics themselves. Call or request an appointment online.
Also known as: magnetska rezonanca, mr, ct, ultrazvuk, rendgen, mrt
Prices in Vinkovci
Guide values from the clinics' price lists| Examination | Price |
|---|---|
| Knee MRI | usually 225 – 250 € (Croatia) |
| Spine MRI | usually 225 – 250 € (Croatia) |
| Brain MRI | usually 225 – 250 € (Croatia) |
| Shoulder MRI | usually 230 – 250 € (Croatia) |
| Abdominal CT | usually 170 – 200 € (Croatia) |
| CT angiography | usually 250 – 305 € (Croatia) |
| Chest CT | usually 150 – 180 € (Croatia) |
| Head CT (brain) | around 160 € (Croatia) |
| Spine CT | usually 170 – 210 € (Croatia) |
| Abdominal MRI | usually 215 – 260 € (Croatia) |
| Pelvic MRI | usually 215 – 260 € (Croatia) |
| Hip MRI | usually 215 – 250 € (Croatia) |
| Ankle MRI | usually 215 – 250 € (Croatia) |
| Breast MRI | usually 270 – 345 € (Croatia) |
| Neck ultrasound | usually 60 – 80 € (Croatia) |
| Urinary tract ultrasound | usually 50 – 80 € (Croatia) |
| Cervical spine MRI | usually 215 – 250 € (Croatia) |
| Prostate MRI | usually 245 – 340 € (Croatia) |
| Pituitary MRI | usually 230 – 250 € (Croatia) |
| Prostate ultrasound | usually 45 – 80 € (Croatia) |
| Testicular ultrasound | usually 60 – 80 € (Croatia) |
| Venous doppler ultrasound | usually 55 – 90 € (Croatia) |
| Infant hip ultrasound | usually 50 – 75 € (Croatia) |
| Abdominal ultrasound | usually 60 – 80 € (Croatia) |
| Thyroid ultrasound | usually 50 – 80 € (Croatia) |
| Breast ultrasound | usually 60 – 90 € (Croatia) |
| Musculoskeletal ultrasound | usually 50 – 80 € (Croatia) |
| Vascular ultrasound (colour doppler) | usually 60 – 80 € (Croatia) |
| Carotid ultrasound | usually 60 – 90 € (Croatia) |
| Mammography | usually 50 – 100 € (Croatia) |
| X-ray | usually 30 – 50 € (Croatia) |
No clinics in Vinkovci
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Good to know before the appointment
About Knee MRI
What is it and when is it done?
Knee MRI shows menisci, ligaments, cartilage and bone without radiation. Usually done for pain, locking or instability after an injury, or suspected meniscus damage.
How long does it take?
20–30 minutes in the scanner, about 45 minutes in total.
How do I prepare?
No special preparation. Remove all metal. Tell the clinic about implants, a pacemaker or claustrophobia.
What happens afterwards?
Radiologist report usually within 1–3 working days, often with a CD or link to the images.
General information, not medical advice. The clinic gives the binding instructions for your appointment.
About Spine MRI
What is it and when is it done?
Spine MRI (lumbar, thoracic or whole spine) shows discs, nerves and spinal cord. Done for persistent back pain, sciatica, tingling or leg weakness.
How long does it take?
25–45 minutes depending on the segment.
How do I prepare?
No special preparation. Bring previous images and reports. Report metal, pacemaker and claustrophobia in advance.
What happens afterwards?
Report in 1–3 working days. Take it to a neurologist, physiatrist or orthopaedist.
General information, not medical advice. The clinic gives the binding instructions for your appointment.
About Brain MRI
What is it and when is it done?
Brain MRI shows brain tissue and vessels in the greatest detail. Done for persistent headaches, dizziness, epilepsy, suspected multiple sclerosis, after a stroke or for vision and hearing changes.
How long does it take?
20–40 minutes, up to 50 with contrast.
How do I prepare?
No special preparation. For contrast the clinic may ask for a creatinine test. Report pregnancy, allergies, metal and pacemaker.
What happens afterwards?
Report in 1–3 working days, same day if urgent. Take it to a neurologist.
General information, not medical advice. The clinic gives the binding instructions for your appointment.