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Discover our range of imaging services available across our 150 locations in Australia.
X-rays produce a two-dimensional image using electromagnetic waves to examine internal body parts like bones and organs.
Ultrasound creates radiation-free images of internal structures, aiding in detecting diseases and conditions without causing discomfort.
PET/CT imaging utilizes a radioactive tracer injected into a patient's vein to show its distribution in the body through images.
Nuclear Medicine scans use a radioactive tracer called a radiopharmaceutical, usually injected or swallowed, to take images using a gamma (SPECT/CT) camera.
MRI is a tunnel that uses a powerful magnet and radiofrequency pulses to collect signals from hydrogen protons in your body.
Mammography or Tomosynthesis produces a 3D image of your breasts, which are used by radiologists to get a more intensive view of the tissue.
'Interventional Procedures' refers to a range of minimally invasive specialty procedures, from simple corticosteroid injections to minor surgical procedures.
Fluoroscopy diagnoses and treats body abnormalities by producing moving images of entire systems. It helps detect blood clots, assess bone health, and monitor digestive tract function.
An Echocardiogram, or Cardiac Ultrasound, is used to examine the heart using high frequency sound waves to produce an image.
A CT scanner creates detailed images of body areas using x-rays, aiding in medical diagnosis. Contrast media may be used for clarity. You'll lie on a moving table during the scan.
BMD scans use low radiation doses to measure bone density. Patients lie on a flat bed while a camera arm takes images overhead.
An orthopantomogram (OPG) captures x-rays of the head/face on film. A panoramic frontal image, displaying a wide view of the region.
Angiography uses x-rays and contrast dye to visualize blood vessel structure and flow by inserting a catheter into an artery.
Highly trained Medical Imaging Specialists have the expertise to deliver exceptional patient care.