What is the difference between Whole-Body Diffusion and a normal MRI?

For the patient, almost none. Technically, the Whole-Body Diffusion is an examination using commercially available equipment, fitted out with top-of-the-range accessories and details and specifically configured for the diagnosis of tumours. The development of this technology is the result of more than two decades of work, conducted in Italy by the European Institute of Oncology, especially by Prof Giuseppe Petralia, working in teams with radiologists and physicists from all over the world.