Radiology

Digital X-Rays

Instead of traditional photographic film, digital radiography is a form of x-ray imaging that uses digital X-ray sensors. This bypasses that chemical processing time and gives the ability to digitally transfer and enhance images. Digital X-rays produce less radiation than traditional methods while maintaining similar contrast in the image.

Ultrasound Imaging

Ultrasound imaging, also known as sonography, produces images from the inside of the body by using high-frequency sound waves. These images are captured in real-time, allowing your medical provider to view the structure and movement of your organs.

Fluoroscopy

The medical imaging technique, Fluoroscopy, produces a detailed, real-time view of your body using X-ray beams transmitted to a monitor. This process allows your medical care practitioner to visualize joints that are being injected or treated with anti-inflammatory or analgesic medications. It also allows the practitioner to visualize areas where nerves have been ablated