Imaging Service

Medical imaging creates a visual representation of specific parts of your body, such as bones, organs or tissues. You may be sent to the radiology department by your general practitioner (GP) or specialist as an outpatient or inpatient. The specialist radiologist, a qualified doctor, views the images and provides a report to your doctor to aid in diagnosis and treatment. The radiologist may also be asked to administer pain relieving injections or perform biopsies under image guidance.

We work with select external imaging providers to offer these specialist services to our patients.

X-Rays

X-rays is the oldest kind of diagnostic imaging and uses radiation to form images. Solid tissue makes whiter images, so bones show up very white in x-rays. X-rays can be used to examine the skeletal system, to look at objects in the body, and to detect health issues like pneumonia and certain kinds of cancer.

Ultrasound

use high-frequency sound waves to form pictures of what is going on in the body. The most familiar use of this is as a part of prenatal care, but ultrasounds are also used to look for cysts, at your heart and blood vessels, and at your kidneys, liver, and many other organs.

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