Radiology
Radiology
Our Radiology Services
General X-rays
Low radiation is used to capture images of the inside of the body, displayed digitally. These X-rays help diagnose both acute (e.g., injuries) and chronic conditions (e.g., bone cancer).
CT Scans
Available with or without contrast, offering detailed images of the body’s organs, tissues, and bones. Used to assess trauma, guide procedures, detect diseases, locate blood clots, and monitor treatment.
Ultrasound
Offered three days a week, including echocardiograms on Wednesdays. Uses sound waves to create images of internal structures, assisting doctors in diagnosing various conditions.
Bone Density Exams
A low-dose X-ray test focusing on the lower back and hips to detect osteoporosis or monitor treatment effectiveness. Typically performed every two years unless otherwise indicated.
3D Mammograms
Essential for early detection of breast cancer, providing more detailed images than traditional mammograms. Aids in identifying potential cancerous changes in breast tissue.
MRI
Available every Wednesday from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. Creates detailed images to help diagnose conditions related to the brain, spinal cord, heart, blood vessels, bones, and joints.
Nuclear Medicine
By appointment only. Uses small amounts of radioactive substances and a Gamma camera to diagnose and treat various conditions. Can detect abnormalities early.
C-arm
Used in pain management and surgical procedures, this device offers multiple movement capabilities during a single procedure, enhancing accuracy and effectiveness.