Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)

Our high-field MRI machines, including some with open design, quickly produce layered images of muscles, ligaments, joints, organs, or the entire body—with no radiation exposure.

Computed tomography (CT)

A low-radiation X-ray tube circles around the patient and takes rapid X-ray images of regions of the body. Details smaller than one millimeter can be detected.

Nuclear Medicine

Nuclear medicine uses low-radiation radionuclides to perform functional exams of organs such as the heart or thyroid gland, or of the skeletal system.

Digital X-rays

Modern X-ray scanning uses digital technology to reduce radiation exposure to a minimum and is currently still an important pillar of diagnostic radiology.

Digital mammography

Modern mammography uses digital technology to reduce radiation exposure to a minimum and is currently still an important pillar of diagnostic radiology.

Sonography

Cutting-edge ultrasound machines can use their ultrasonic probes to produce high-resolution images with no radiation exposure.

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