72195 · MRI pelvis without contrast

Pelvis MRI in St. Louis — $399 Flat Rate, Non-Contrast

Non-contrast pelvic MRI covers the bony pelvis, sacrum, hip girdle musculature, and adjacent soft tissue. It is most useful for musculoskeletal questions such as sacral stress fractures, muscle injury, and structural evaluation.

A doctor's order is required — your provider can fax it to (314) 804-7226.

Patient on the MRI table before a scan
Getting positioned on the MRI table

A Doctor's Order Is Required

We require a doctor's order before we can perform an MRI, and so do Medicare and most insurance plans. No order yet? We can help you get one — most patients arrange it in a day or two.

Scan time30 min
Price$399
PositionLying on your back, feet first, with a body coil over the pelvis.
Report24–48 hours

What the Radiologist Looks For

  • Sacral and pelvic insufficiency fractures
  • Hamstring origin tears and avulsions
  • Adductor and groin muscle strains
  • Osteitis pubis
  • Bone marrow edema patterns
  • Sacroiliac joint changes
  • Soft tissue masses

Who Orders This

Ordered for deep groin or buttock pain, suspected insufficiency fracture, hamstring origin injury, or athletic pubalgia.

Hospital MRIs typically cost $1,500+ — ours is a flat $399.

One flat price that covers everything, including the scan, the radiologist's read, and your images. No facility fee, no separate bill.

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How to Prepare

  • No fasting required for the musculoskeletal study.
  • Empty your bladder before the scan.
  • You will change into a gown — no metal fasteners.
  • Let us know at booking if your question is gynecologic or oncologic, since those often require contrast.

Common Questions

Non-contrast pelvic MRI shows some gynecologic anatomy, but most gynecologic and oncologic questions need contrast for a complete answer. We perform non-contrast studies only. Tell us your clinical question at booking and we will say honestly whether we are the right facility.

No. A pelvis study covers both sides broadly and the sacrum. A hip study focuses tightly on one joint with higher resolution. For labral tears you want the hip study.

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Request Your Pelvis MRI

Flat rate $399. No insurance required. Same-day appointments by phone.