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Your care pathway

MRI

MRI uses electromagnetic waves with a large magnet to construct images in two or three dimensions. It allows viewing of specific elements of the body using the water protons.

Mammography

A mammogram is a breast X-ray. It uses low-dose X-rays and provides breast cancer screening.

Ultrasound & Doppler

Ultrasound uses ultrasonic waves to construct the image of the different organs of the body. Using a probe which sends an ultrasound beam, images are obtained in real time.

Scanner

CT uses X-rays with a tomographic analysis technique to produce images in thin sections. Reconstruction of tissue scans can be done in 2 or 3 dimensions.

Medical Imaging

All medical imaging examinations

Conventional Radiology

Radiography uses X-rays through the body to image gray scale in two dimensions. The absorption of X-rays depends on the density of the organ X-rayed.

Interventional Radiology

Interventional radiology allows for therapeutic or diagnostic actions in different imaging techniques, with the most common being the use of X-rays.

Scintigraphy

The scan uses radioactive tracer that attaches to organs. Analysis of cellular uptake allows for two dimensions (scintigraphy) or three dimensions images (PET-CT).

Endoscopy

Endoscopy or fibroscopy to visualize the interior of hollow organs. Through the introduction of a camera into a hole it allows for a diagnostic or therapeutic procedure.