HOW TO GET TREATMENT
At Resorption Therapy, every treatment plan begins with a comprehensive clinical evaluation based on your individual condition, symptoms, and recent imaging. An up-to-date MRI scan is essential for understanding the size, location, and characteristics of a herniated disc and for planning appropriate conservative treatment.
To receive a remote MRI scan interpretation and consultation, please send your MRI scans to our e-mail.
E-mail for MRI: tkachevclinic@mail.ru
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Prepare Your MRI Scan
To start the evaluation process, please provide a recent MRI scan of the spinal segment related to your symptoms. For an accurate assessment, the MRI should be no older than 1–3 months, as older imaging may not reflect current anatomical or clinical changes.

Photographs, screenshots, or printed images are not suitable for medical analysis. We require digital MRI files in DICOM format, which allow detailed and accurate review using medical imaging software.

You may send your MRI files in one of the following ways:
✓ Upload the DICOM files to a secure cloud storage service and share a download link.
✓ Compress the files into an archive (ZIP, RAR, etc.) and attach them to your email.
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Send Your Information
Along with your MRI files or download link, please include the following information to help us understand your clinical situation:
  • ✓ Full name and contact details
    ✓ Main symptoms and complaints
    ✓ When the symptoms began and how they have changed over time
    ✓ Previous treatments or interventions
    ✓ Your current city and country

    This information allows our specialists to perform a more accurate and individualized review.
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Review and Consultation
After receiving your MRI and clinical details, our team will carefully review the materials. If appropriate, we may recommend a remote consultation to discuss your condition, explain the findings, and outline possible treatment options.

If an in-person visit is recommended, we will provide information about clinic locations and scheduling.

Important Information

The review of your MRI and clinical data is intended to support informed decision-making. It does not replace a full medical examination or the role of your primary healthcare provider. Final diagnostic and treatment decisions should always be made in consultation with a qualified physician.


Providing complete and recent diagnostic information helps ensure the most accurate assessment and appropriate recommendations.