NorthShoreRadiology

Radiology

Our radiology services include:

• MRI. Magnetic Resonance Imaging uses magnetic fields and specialised radio waves to produce images of all parts of the body MRI Brochure.
• CT. Is computerised tomography (sometimes known as computerised axial tomography or CAT scan). This test involves obtaining detailed images of the body. The images are created by a computer linked to an x-ray machine.
• Cardiac CT. uses x-rays to collect images of your heart which are then reconstructed to produce images of your coronary arteries. CCTA Brochure.
• Ultrasound. This non-invasive test uses sound waves to create pictures of the tissues and internal organ. Particularly useful for imaging the abdomen, breast, eye, pelvis, scrotum, and thyroid
• Doppler. A diagnostic tool using ultrasound to detect blood flow in arteries or veins.
• Angiography. Is an x-ray examination using contrast dye to examine blood vessels in the body.
• Mammogram. X-ray of the soft tissue of the breast.
• Interventional. Is a variety of highly specialised procedures using imaging to guide needle and catheter placement.
• Screening. Is real time x-rays and contrast liquids to examine parts of the body such as the digestive system and urinary tract.
• X-ray. A form of electromagnetic radiation used to produce images.
• OPG. An x-ray that shows upper/lower jaws and all the teeth. Available at Lane Cove Radiology only.
• Bone Mineral Densitometry. Measurement of bone mineral density, usually for diagnosing osteoporosis. Available at Lane Cove Radiology only.
• Nuclear Medicine. Radioactive isotopes are used to image bodily structures and functions. They can also be used to treat disease. For more information on Nuclear Medicine, click here.

For further information on specialised Radiology procedures, please click here.