What happens during the AI-Guided Diagnostics day?
You spend one private day at our partner clinic in Athens completing whole body MRI, genomic and epigenetic testing, cardiopulmonary performance testing, skin mapping, and cognitive and stress assessment. Examinations that use ionising radiation, such as coronary calcium CT and DEXA, are never included automatically: they are prescribed individually by a referring physician after clinical assessment, and charged separately. AI systems fuse the data into one risk picture, and your dedicated physician presents the findings within 72 hours.
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What does the diagnostics day look like hour by hour?
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Which tests are included and what does each one detect?
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How should a patient prepare for the day?
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Is any part of the day uncomfortable or risky?
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When and how are the results delivered?
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What happens after the diagnostics day?
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Examinations using ionising radiation
Examinations using ionising radiation are never included automatically. They are prescribed individually, after clinical assessment, only where the expected benefit for you outweighs the exposure, and the reasoning is recorded. You may decline and still receive the rest of your assessment.
Reviewed by Dr. Erietta Galani, MD, PhD, MD, PhD in cellular immunology, dual specialty in internal medicine and intensive care, Founder and Medical Lead, minus10med, Athens.
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