Diagnostic Imaging

X-rays are essential for diagnosing bone fractures, infections, and respiratory conditions:

• Fracture and injury assessments
• Lung and chest evaluations (pneumonia, bronchitis, respiratory conditions)
• Arthritis and joint evaluations

Ultrasound provides safe and radiation-free assessments of soft tissues, internal organs, and vascular health:

• Abdominal and pelvic evaluations
• Thyroid and endocrine gland assessments
• Cardiovascular and vascular screenings
• Musculoskeletal injury assessments

Echocardiograms (ECGs) evaluate heart function, structure, and circulation through ultrasound technology:

• Cardiac function assessment and ejection fraction evaluation
• Heart valve examination
• Diagnosis and monitoring of cardiac conditions

Bone density scans detect osteoporosis and assess fracture risks:

• Early detection and management of osteoporosis
• Monitoring changes in bone density
• Personalized recommendations for bone health

CT scans provide detailed images to evaluate:

• Complex fractures and injuries
• Tumors and other abnormalities
• Internal bleeding or trauma
• Vascular conditions

MRI scans offer detailed imaging for:

• Joint and soft tissue injuries
• Neurological conditions
• Spinal and musculoskeletal evaluations
• Organ and internal structure assessments

Pulmonary function tests measure lung capacity and breathing function:

• Diagnosing and managing respiratory conditions (asthma, COPD)
• Evaluating respiratory symptoms
• Assessing lung function pre- and post-treatment