Thanks to CT scanning (computed tomography, often called a “CAT” scan) doctors can view a “slice” of the human body painlessly. Often used to diagnose life-threatening conditions and issues like cancer, blood clots, infections, lung and liver disease, head and spine...

Magnetic resonance imaging -- or MRI --  utilizes a powerful magnetic field, radio waves and a computer in order to obtain detailed images internal organs and other parts of the body. MRIs are generally used to help diagnose or monitor treatment for a variety of...

X-rays, or electromagnetic radiation, are exams used to evaluate internal body parts and help doctors look closely at the structure and health of specific areas. The precise X-ray system we use at aids physicians with both radiography and...