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Advanced non-invasive scanners and stress diagnostics analyzing coronary architecture, chamber pressure, and hemodynamic blood flow.
High-resolution vascular computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging targeting neurological disorders, stroke pathology, and vascular malformations.
Dedicated preventive and diagnostic screens focusing on breast tissue integrity and early detection of localized pathological changes.
Essential high-fidelity physical diagnostics covering structural joints, soft-tissue elements, skeletal mapping, and bone density scans.
Hemodynamic diagnostics and structural scans targeting deep abdominal organs, urinary tract pathways, and prostate health.
Specialized internal endoscopy procedures and high-precision liver diagnostics evaluating digestive health, mucosal structures, and liver scarring.
High-resolution 3D coronary architecture scanning.
A state-of-the-art procedure using high-speed computed tomography and intravenous contrast to visualize the absolute lumen of coronary arteries, checking for subclinical blockages, calcium build-ups, and ischemic heart disease risks.
Fast for at least 4 hours before the scan. Strictly avoid caffeinated beverages (coffee, tea, energy drinks, soda) and tobacco on the day of the exam. Take all standard prescribed medicines with small sips of water.
An IV cannula is placed in a vein. You will lie on the motorized CT scanner table. Following breath-holding commands, the scanner takes full pictures of the heart in just 5 to 8 seconds. The complete session takes about 15 to 20 minutes.
Uses iodine-based contrast and low-dose radiation (5-8 mSv). Inform staff if you are pregnant, have severe asthma, diabetes, kidney dysfunction, or thyroid issues. Heart rate must be stable (a beta-blocker may be administered if heart rate >= 90 BPM).
Painless detection of calcified coronary arterial plaque.
A rapid, non-contrast CT scan that measures the location and quantity of calcified plaque deposits inside the walls of the coronary arteries. The findings are expressed as an Agatston Calcium Score, serving as a powerful predictor of future cardiac events.
No fasting is necessary. Avoid all forms of caffeine, carbonated drinks, and smoking for at least 4 hours prior to the scan to ensure a stable, low resting heart rate.
Electrodes are attached to your chest to sync scanning with your heart rhythm. You lie still on the CT scan table as it passes through the scanner. You will hold your breath for 10 seconds. The scanning is completed rapidly with zero discomfort.
Uses low-dose ionizing radiation. Inform our radiographer if you are pregnant or have had previous coronary stents (stents block calcification scoring and render this test redundant).
Radiation-free vascular mapping of major arteries.
A non-invasive medical imaging scan that utilizes a powerful magnetic field and radiofrequency waves to compile detailed, cross-sectional images of the major blood vessels inside the body without exposing you to ionizing radiation.
Wear loose, comfortable clothing. Remove all jewelry, metallic accessories, zippers, dentures, watches, and credit cards before entering the magnetic scanner zone. Fasting is only required if contrast is prescribed.
You lie on a sliding examination table. Straps and cushions help you stay completely still. Earplugs are provided to block the harmless thumping noises. The table slowly moves through the scanner, which takes about 30 to 45 minutes.
Strictly prohibited for patients with implanted pacemakers, defibrillators, cochlear implants, brain aneurysm clips, or metallic coils. Contrast injections contain gadolinium and are iodine-free (less allergic risk).
Early detection of subclinical vascular stroke risks.
An advanced ultrasound technique measuring the combined thickness of the intima and media layers of the carotid artery wall. Used to identify subclinical atherosclerosis and evaluate overall risk for heart attacks and strokes.
No special preparation or fasting is required. Wear a loose collar that allows easy access to the sides of your neck.
You will lie flat on an examination table. A specialized technician applies a clear, warm gel to the sides of your neck. The ultrasound transducer probe is gently guided back and forth. The test takes approximately 15 minutes.
100% safe, non-invasive, radiation-free, and pain-free.
Real-time structural and hemodynamic heart analysis.
A painless ultrasound scan of the heart that provides real-time visualization of heart chamber sizes, muscle wall thickness, valvular flow structures, and overall cardiac pumping function.
No special preparation or fasting is required. Wear comfortable two-piece clothing, as you will be asked to remove your upper garments and wear a clinical examination gown.
Three ECG electrodes are attached to your body to track heart cycles. A transducer probe with color-free acoustic gel is guided across your chest in different positions. The exam is completely painless and takes 10 to 15 minutes.
100% safe, non-invasive, and radiation-free.
Non-invasive mapping of circulatory blood flow.
An ultrasound scan utilizing high-frequency sound waves that bounce off circulating red blood cells to map and calculate blood flow speeds and check for blocks or blood clots in major arm or leg arteries.
No special preparation or fasting is required. Keep comfortable clothing that can be rolled up to expose limbs.
Specialized gel is applied to the arm or leg. The technician guides the probe while blood pressure cuffs may be inflated to measure pressure indexes. The scan takes 15 to 20 minutes.
100% safe, non-invasive, radiation-free, and pain-free.
Hemodynamic heart monitoring under physical load.
A well-established cardiovascular investigation that monitors heart rate, blood pressure, and ECG patterns under progressive treadmill exercise to evaluate for latent myocardial ischemia.
Bring athletic running shoes and loose sports apparel. Eat only a light snack and strictly avoid caffeine, alcohol, and heavy fats for at least 4 hours before the test. Inform our medical team of any active medications.
Electrodes are secured to your chest and connected to a live ECG monitor. You will walk on a treadmill that gradually increases in speed and incline (Bruce Protocol). The test continues until you reach your target heart rate, taking about 30 minutes in total.
Excludes patients with physical disabilities, severe arthritis, unstable coronary syndromes, uncontrolled hypertension, severe aortic valve stenosis, life-threatening arrhythmias, or recent aortic operations.
Precise 3D vascular scanning of the brain.
An advanced imaging procedure combining low-dose computed tomography and specialized contrast material to produce detailed 3D models of blood vessels in the brain, checking for aneurysms, clots, or inflammation.
Wear loose, comfortable clothing. Remove all metal items, including eyeglasses, jewelry, hairpins, dentures, and hearing aids. Fast for 4 hours before the scan if contrast material is required.
An intravenous contrast line is secured. You will lie flat on the scanner table, which glides smoothly through the scanner. You will need to remain perfectly still while images are captured within seconds.
Uses iodine-based contrast and low-dose radiation. Inform staff if you are pregnant, have a history of contrast allergy, kidney disease, asthma, diabetes, or thyroid conditions.
Radiation-free scanning of brain tissue and vessels.
A highly precise, radiation-free diagnostic scan utilizing magnetic fields to generate highly detailed images of the brain parenchyma, brain stem, and cerebral arterial tree.
Strictly remove all metallic items, watches, and credit cards. Inform our radiologists of any metallic implants, screws, shrapnel, or tattoos.
You are positioned on the scan table with cushions for comfort. Earplugs are provided. The table glides into the magnetic tunnel. The scan takes 30 to 45 minutes, during which you must remain completely still.
Excludes patients with pacemakers, defibrillators, or metallic cerebral aneurysm clips. Pregnant women should consult their doctor to confirm clinical necessity.
Low-dose breast tissue X-ray diagnostic.
A highly safe, low-dose preventive breast X-ray scan designed to identify early breast cancer lesions and micro-calcifications up to two years before they can be felt in physical exams.
Do not schedule the exam during the week before your period when breasts are naturally tender; the optimal time is one week after your period. Do not apply deodorants, body sprays, lotion, or talcum powder under your arms or on your breasts on the day of the exam, as they can cause mock calcium spots on the image.
A female radiographer positions each breast on a specialized unit plate. A compression paddle gently flattens the tissue for a few seconds to optimize image clarity and minimize the radiation dose. Two views are taken per breast. The procedure takes about 20 minutes.
Uses low-dose ionizing radiation. Strictly inform our staff if there is any possibility of pregnancy. Breast implants require specialized views to ensure maximum visibility of native tissue.
Targeted screening for dense breast tissue.
A diagnostic ultrasound scan utilizing high-frequency sound waves to visualize breast tissue structures and characterize abnormalities (such as distinguishing liquid cysts from solid masses) found in mammograms.
No fasting is required. Do not apply any powder, perfume, deodorant, or lotion to your chest area. Wear loose-fitting, front-opening clothing for convenience.
A gel is applied to the breast tissue. The radiographer glides a transducer probe over the skin to compile structural tissue scans. The session is completely painless and takes about 15 to 20 minutes.
100% safe, non-invasive, and completely radiation-free.
Premium high-resolution soft-tissue imaging.
A premium diagnostic modality utilizing powerful superconducting magnets and radiofrequency fields to generate highly detailed images of internal soft tissues, ligaments, joints, nerves, and organs without using X-ray radiation.
Remove all metallic items. Wear a gown. Inform us about metal implants, pacemaker devices, brain clips, and any history of kidney dysfunction.
You will lie still inside the scanner tube. You will hear thumping noises and will be given earplugs. You will be monitored closely by our staff. The scan takes between 30 and 45 minutes.
Prohibited for patients with pacemakers, electronic implants, or certain brain aneurysm clips. Inform staff if there is any chance of pregnancy.
Instant digital diagnostic skeletal mapping.
The oldest and most common form of medical imaging, exposing targeted body parts to a minimal dose of ionizing radiation to generate clear digital bone and chest scans.
No preparation is needed. Simply remove jewelry or clothing containing metallic buttons or zippers from the target area.
You will be positioned in front of an X-ray plate (standing or lying down). A lead shield may be placed over adjacent organs. The scan is completed in milliseconds with zero discomfort.
Uses minimal ionizing radiation. Women must inform our radiographers if there is any possibility of pregnancy.
Dynamic assessment of joints and ligaments.
A dynamic ultrasound scan designed to evaluate muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints throughout the body, assisting in the diagnosis of sprains, strains, tears, and soft-tissue conditions.
No fasting or special preparation is required. Wear comfortable clothing that allows easy access to the joint being scanned.
Warm gel is applied to the joint. The scanner probe is glided across the skin, and the technician may ask you to move your joint dynamically to evaluate real-time motion. The session takes about 15 minutes.
100% safe, non-invasive, radiation-free, and pain-free.
The gold standard in osteoporosis diagnosis.
Dual-Energy X-ray Absorptiometry (DEXA) utilizes a very low dose of X-rays to measure bone density in the lower spine and hips, helping to identify osteoporosis and evaluate fracture risks.
Do not take calcium supplements for 24 hours prior to your exam. Wear loose, comfortable clothing without metallic buttons, buckles, or zippers.
You will lie flat on a cushioned table while a scanner arm passes slowly above your lower spine and hip. The test is simple, quick, completely painless, and takes only 10 minutes.
Uses a very low dose of radiation (less than 1/10th of a standard chest X-ray). Inform our staff if there is any possibility of pregnancy.
Complete structural screen of internal abdominal organs.
A comprehensive ultrasound scan evaluating the structural integrity of the liver, gallbladder, spleen, pancreas, kidneys, urinary bladder, and pelvic organs (uterus/ovaries in women, prostate in men).
Fast strictly for 6 hours prior to the scan (no food, tea, coffee, or milk). You may drink plain water. You must drink plenty of water and hold your urine to maintain a full bladder for the pelvic portion of the scan.
You will lie on an examination table in a dimly lit suite. Transparent acoustic gel is applied, and the transducer probe is guided over your abdomen and pelvis. You will be asked to hold your breath briefly as images are captured. Takes 15 to 30 minutes.
100% safe, non-invasive, radiation-free, and pain-free.
High-speed diagnostic computed tomography.
A detailed computed tomography scan used to identify active diseases of the colon, small bowel, liver, gallbladder, pancreas, kidneys, spleen, and pelvic structures.
Fast for several hours before the exam. You may be asked to drink an oral contrast liquid beforehand. Wear loose clothing and remove all metallic accessories.
An IV contrast line is secured. You lie flat on the CT table as it passes through the scanner. Contrast is administered dynamically, which may cause a brief warm flushing sensation. The scan takes about 10 minutes.
Uses ionizing radiation and iodine-based contrast. Inform staff if you are pregnant, have contrast allergies, severe asthma, diabetes, or kidney conditions.
Focused scan of lower abdominal pelvic structures.
A focused ultrasound scan evaluating the reproductive organs and bladder in the lower pelvis, including the uterus, ovaries, and prostate gland.
No fasting is required. You must drink 4 to 6 glasses of water 1 hour before the scan and avoid urinating to maintain a fully full bladder.
Gel is applied to the lower abdomen. A transducer probe is guided over the pelvic area. You may feel slight pressure on your full bladder. The scan is completed in 10 to 15 minutes.
100% safe, non-invasive, radiation-free, and pain-free.
Highly detailed multiparametric prostate imaging.
A highly precise MRI scan utilizing advanced multiparametric imaging parameters to evaluate the prostate gland for clinical abnormalities, tissue changes, or localized lesions.
Wear loose clothing. Remove all metallic accessories and items. Inform our staff about any implants or pacemaker devices.
You lie flat on your back on the sliding table. A specialized coil is placed over your pelvis. The table moves slowly into the scanner. You must remain completely still as scans are captured over 30 to 45 minutes.
Excludes patients with pacemakers or metallic implants. Inform your physician of any history of kidney disease if contrast is prescribed.
Focused scan of the urinary system pathways.
A focused ultrasound scan evaluating the kidneys, ureter pathways, and urinary bladder to check for stones, cysts, infections, or fluid build-ups.
No fasting is required. You must maintain a full bladder for the scan by drinking plenty of water and holding your urine.
Gel is applied to your back, sides, and lower abdomen. The probe is guided to scan your kidneys and bladder. The scan is completely painless and takes about 15 minutes.
100% safe, non-invasive, radiation-free, and pain-free.
Detailed 3D imaging of the urinary tract.
A specialized computed tomography scan evaluating the entire urinary tract, providing detailed images of the kidneys, ureters, and bladder using intravenous contrast.
Wear loose clothing. Fast for 4 hours prior to your exam if contrast is prescribed. Remove all metallic items.
An IV contrast line is secured. You lie flat on the CT table as it glides through the scanner. Intravenous contrast is administered to highlight urine pathways. The scan takes about 15 minutes.
Uses ionizing radiation and iodine-based contrast. Inform staff if you are pregnant, have contrast allergies, kidney disease, asthma, or thyroid conditions.
Painless measurement of urinary speed and volume.
A specialized diagnostic test that measures the volume, speed, and time taken to release urine from the body, helping to evaluate bladder and sphincter muscle function.
Fasting or sedation is not required. Ensure you have a full, comfortable bladder before the test (avoid over-filling, which can cause abnormal flow). Safe for pregnant women.
You will urinate normally into a specialized funnel-like device connected to an electronic uroflowmeter. The device automatically calculates and records your urine flow rate onto a computer chart.
100% safe, non-invasive, and completely pain-free.
Visual examination of the upper digestive tract.
An upper endoscopy procedure introducing a thin, flexible scope through the mouth to directly visualize the lining of the esophagus, stomach, and duodenum to diagnose ulcers, gastritis, or infections.
Fast strictly for 6 hours prior to the procedure. Inform our clinical team of any active medications or history of heart conditions.
A local anesthetic spray is applied to numb your throat, and a mild sedative is typically administered. The scope is gently guided through your mouth. The examination takes about 10 to 15 minutes, with full monitoring throughout.
Performed under mild sedation. You must arrange for an adult companion to drive you home after the procedure. Do not drive or operate machinery for 24 hours.
Visual screening of the entire large intestine.
A lower endoscopy procedure utilizing a long, flexible colonoscope to inspect the entire lining of the large intestine, checking for polyps, inflammation, or abnormal tissue.
Requires specialized bowel preparation for 2 to 3 days prior to the examination. You will drink a prescribed laxative solution to thoroughly clear the colon for a detailed exam.
You will be sedated for comfort. The colonoscope is guided through the rectum. The doctor inspects the intestinal lining and can safely remove polyps or capture tissue samples. Takes about 20 to 30 minutes.
Performed under sedation. You must arrange for an adult companion to drive you home after the procedure. Rest for the remainder of the day.
Advanced ultrasound measuring liver scarring.
A specialized, non-invasive ultrasound scan measuring liver stiffness (scarring) and fat accumulation (steatosis) without the need for needles or an invasive liver biopsy.
Fast strictly for 3 hours before your appointment. You may take prescribed medications with tiny sips of water.
You will lie on your back with your right arm raised. Acoustic gel is applied, and a specialized hand-held probe is placed gently over your liver. The device emits mild, painless sound pulses. Takes only 5 to 10 minutes.
100% safe, non-invasive, radiation-free, and pain-free.
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