Medical Imaging - Specialty Imaging

CT Cardiac Calcium Scoring: Early Detection of Heart Disease

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Computed tomography (CT) cardiac calcium scoring is a fast, painless, and non-invasive procedure that detects plaque buildup in your coronary arteries. This advanced test specifically identifies calcified plaque, giving you and your doctor essential information to develop a personalized heart health plan aimed at slowing or possibly reversing the progression of coronary artery disease. Why […]

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What Happens During an MRI?

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During your MRI you will lie on a padded table. We do our best to make you feel as comfortable as possible. The table then moves into the MRI machine. It is very important that you lie as still as possible so the best possible picture can be obtained. During the exam you may hear loud knocking sounds.

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Types of Diagnostic Radiology and Medical Imaging

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The most common diagnostic imaging technologies used by radiologists are the following: X-ray This medical imaging technology uses low-dose radiation and a specialized plate to produce images of inside the body, especially the bones and joints. Digital X-rays use less radiation and are often used for that reason. Computerized tomography (CT) scan This medical imaging

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You Have A Choice When It Comes To Medical Imaging

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You have a choice when it comes to who you use for medical imaging.

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CT Scan, Explained

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A computerized tomography scan, also known as a CT or CAT scan, emits beams of x-rays through the body to generate images of soft tissue, bones, cancers, vascular disease, heart disease, and/or infections. When individuals need a CT scan, they will lay flat on a table that moves gently into a high-powered scanning machine. After

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