Five Cancers That Show up on CT Scans
5 Cancers a CT Scan Can Easily Detect Screening mammograms have the power to detect breast cancer. Colonoscopies can detect and prevent colon cancer. But not every cancer has a regular screening test—especially if you have a cancer that’s harder to detect. That’s where a CT scan for cancer comes in. At American Health Imaging […]
When a Second Opinion Is Needed on Your Imaging Scan
When a Second Opinion Is Needed on Your Imaging Scan If your doctor suspects that you have a cancerous tumor, a CT scan can reveal important details about the location of the mass, as well as its shape and size. This diagnostic option does not require any surgery and can be done in a relatively […]
Advanced Open MRI by ASG and Wide-Bore MRI, Explained
Advanced Open MRI by ASG and Wide-Bore MRI, Explained Instead of using radiation, as an X-ray does, an MRI uses magnets and radio waves to create images based on the energy produced by hydrogen atoms in your body. An MRI, which stands for magnetic resonance imaging, is one of the most effective imaging tools available […]
How Long Does an MRI Take?
An MRI, which stands for magnetic resonance imaging, uses magnets and radio waves to generate detailed pictures of inside the body. Your healthcare provider then evaluates these pictures to detect any tumors, disease, injury or abnormalities. An MRI exam doesn’t use ionizing radiation and is generally safe for all patients. Brain MRI Duration: 12-20 minutes* […]
Understanding NeuroQuant
What NeuroQuant Is—and Why It Matters When you or a loved one requires an imaging scan for any reason, you want the results to be accurate and clear. And when the images are of your brain, detail and accuracy matter even more. That’s because the treatment of neurological conditions, such as Alzheimer’s disease, multiple sclerosis(MS), […]
Understanding Breast MRI
Making Sense of Breast MRI If your doctor has recommended that you undergo an Accelerated Breast MRI™, also known as an abbreviated breast MRI, you may feel uneasy or maybe even worried. Knowing more about what to expect can help. That’s why we’re taking a few minutes to explain this unique type of imaging scan. […]