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Our lab partner will get in touch with and share all lab details and other important information with you. You will then be asked to visit the center at your preferred time slot.

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What is Radiology?

Radiology, also known as diagnostic imaging, is the branch of medicine that specializes in treating and diagnosing injuries and diseases using medical imaging techniques. There are two areas of radiology procedures. They are:

(1) Diagnostic Radiology:

The diagnostic radiology technique uses high-energy radiation, sound, or radio waves to take images of tissues and structures inside your body. Doctors use them to assess the condition of your internal organs without having to perform an exploratory surgery to look inside of your body to make a diagnosis.

These procedures allow a doctor to determine

When surgeries are necessary
The need for exploratory surgeries
The treatment plan for the patient

Some most common types of diagnostic radiology exams include

Computed Tomography: CT Scans combine the use of X-rays and computers to generate 2D or 3D images of your bones, soft tissues, internal organs, and blood vessels. CT scans enable your doctor to detect conditions such as cancers and brain strokes.
Fluoroscopy: It uses X-ray beams and medically approved radioactive or other substances called a fluoroscope to track the movements of the internal organs on a monitor. These substances are given to the patient in the form of a drink, paste, pill, or injection. This procedure allows the doctor to track the movement of their internal organs such as the heart or intestines, observe the flow of blood, and guide catheters into specific locations inside the body.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI): It combines strong magnetic fields and computer-generated radio waves to create detailed images of the body’s internal organs and other tissues. MRI is used to diagnose strokes, tumors, multiple sclerosis, disorders in the eyes or ears, brain injuries, etc.
Magnetic Resonance Angiography (MRA): It combines the use of magnetic fields, computer-generated radio waves, and a fluoroscope to diagnose abnormalities in the blood vessels. The fluoroscope is injected intravenously.
Mammography: It uses a low dose of X-rays to diagnose abnormalities inside the breasts.
Nuclear Medicine: It involves injecting a radioactive substance that accumulates in the area of the body to be examined. It’s used to diagnose cancers, infections, bone fractures, cardiac angina, and lesions in the thyroid glands. The radioactive substance emit radiation in the form of gamma rays which are detected using highly sophisticated medical cameras.
X-rays: It is a form of high-energy electromagnetic radiation that can pass through most soft objects, including the body. They are used to generate images of tissues and bones inside the body.
Positron Emission Tomography: It combines nuclear medicine and biochemical analysis. PET helps doctors visualize and measure biochemical changes inside the body.
Ultrasound: It uses sound waves to generate pictures of tissues and organs inside the body.

(2) Interventional Radiology

In interventional radiology, doctors use medical imaging techniques to guide minimally invasive surgical procedures such as inserting catheters, wires, or other small medical instruments or tools into your body.

Interventional radiology methods are used in the following medical procedures:

Angiography
Stent placement
Image-guided biopsies
Thrombolysis
Embolization
Image-guided thermal ablation
Feeding tube placement

These image-guided medical procedures help doctors treat conditions such as stroke, cancer, and uterine fibroids. These procedures are usually less painful and have less recovery time than traditional surgery.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can you eat or drink anything before a CT scan?

Your doctor may recommend not eating or drinking anything at least five hours before a CT Scan.

Why do you need to drink water before a CT scan?

Before a CT scan, your doctor will give you water to drink to hydrate you, and also it helps outline the stomach, bladder, and bowels clearly in the scans.

How long does an MRI scan take?

MRI can take anything between 15 to 90 minutes.

Can you open your eyes during an MRI?

MRI requires one to be as calm and still as possible inside the machine. Therefore, it's advisable to keep them closed for the entire procedure.

Can I cough during an MRI?

If you have a cold or a cough, it's better to take a decongestant or a cough syrup before your visit. MRI requires the patient to be as calm and still as possible for the entire procedure.

Do you have to wear a mask during an MRI?

As long as masks don't have any metal components, it's generally safer to wear a mask.

How long does an interventional radiology procedure take?

Procedure times vary depending on your condition. A simple G-tube change can take up to five minutes, whereas a cerebral angiogram with an aneurysm can take four hours.

Are you put to sleep for interventional radiology?

Interventional radiology procedures do not require general anesthesia. Your care team will generally numb the incision area with a local anesthetic to minimize pain and discomfort.

What are the risks of CT scans?

Ionizing radiation such as X-rays can damage DNA and may cause cancer. However, this is extremely rare.

What are the side effects of an MRI scan?

There are no known side effects of an MRI scan. Unlike CT scans, MRI does not use ionizing radiation such as X-rays.

How to prepare for a CT scan?

Depending on which part of the body is being scanned, you may be asked to

Take off some or all your clothes and wear a hospital gown
Remove all metallic objects on your body
Refrain from eating or drinking anything at least a few hours before the test.

Is nuclear medicine helpful or harmful?

Even though nuclear medicine does expose patients to radiation, which can be harmful, the potential benefits outweigh the potential risks.

Is fasting required for MRI brain with contrast?

An MRI with contrast requires fasting of at least 4 hours.

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