Radiological

Early diagnosis and safe diagnosis with advanced technology imaging methods.

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Radiology Department

In our unit, which aims to keep patient satisfaction at the highest level; our CR system, a radiology workstation where we can examine tests in minute detail, an x-ray device capable of direct and contrast-enhanced examinations, and a bone densitometry device that measures whole-body regional density are all in operation. Our mammography unit is supported by breast ultrasonography when necessary. Additionally, our ultrasound department, where all types of ultrasonography procedures are performed, is equipped with a 4D device for detailed scanning. During the detailed screening we perform during pregnancy, fetal images are recorded on a DVD and provided to our patients.

Applied Diagnostic Methods

✓ Direct radiographs

✓ Digital mammography

✓ Breast Ultrasonography

✓ Bone densitometry

✓ HSG (Hysterosalpingography)

✓ Whole body (Abdomen) ultrasound

✓ Urinary system ultrasonography

✓ Thyroid ultrasonography

✓ Hip ultrasonography (first 2 months)

✓ Lower extremity venous & arterial Doppler

✓ Renal artery color Doppler

✓ Portal vein color Doppler

✓ Penile color Doppler

✓ Scrotal color Doppler

✓ 4D ultrasonography

✓ Fetal echo

Radiology Laboratory

The Radiology Laboratory is a fundamental building block of healthcare services, playing a crucial role in diagnosing diseases using medical imaging technologies. It helps in the early diagnosis of diseases, monitoring treatment processes, and planning surgical interventions.

What is Radiology?

Radiology is the use of medical imaging techniques to view, examine, and analyze the internal structure of the body. Radiologists examine and interpret these images to obtain vital information about the patient's health.

Laboratory Services

1. X-Ray

A common, fast, and effective imaging method used to examine internal organs, bones, and other structures of the body.

Bone Diseases: Fractures, dislocations, arthritis.
Lung Diseases: Infections, pneumonia.

2. Computed Tomography (CT)

Provides detailed cross-sectional 3D images of the body, allowing thorough examination of internal organs.

Cancer Screening: Tumors and metastases.
Traumas: Head trauma, internal injuries.

3. Magnetic Resonance (MRI)

A radiation-free technique using magnetic fields and radio waves to obtain detailed images of soft tissues.

Brain Diseases: Tumors, stroke, MS.
Joint & Muscle: Knee, shoulder injuries.

4. Ultrasonography

A non-invasive, fast, and safe method evaluating internal structures using sound waves.

Pregnancy Monitoring: Fetal development.
Abdominal Organs: Liver, kidneys.

5. Mammography

An X-ray technique used for breast cancer screening in women. It ensures early diagnosis by detecting masses and calcifications.

6. Nuclear Medicine

An imaging method (PET, SPECT) that tracks how weak radioactive substances metabolize in the body.

Cancer Detection: Cellular spread.

As an indispensable part of modern medicine, the Radiology Laboratory is of great importance in accurately and quickly diagnosing diseases, helping patients lead healthier lives.

Frequently Asked Questions

When should detailed ultrasound be performed?

It is recommended to be performed between the 18th and 22nd weeks of pregnancy, when organ development is completed.

How often should mammography be performed?

It is recommended that women over the age of 40 have routine digital mammography screening once a year.

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Radiological

About Department

Radiology Department

Applied Diagnostic Methods

Radiology Laboratory

What is Radiology?

Laboratory Services

1. X-Ray

2. Computed Tomography (CT)

3. Magnetic Resonance (MRI)

4. Ultrasonography

5. Mammography

6. Nuclear Medicine

Frequently Asked Questions

Contact Us

Wikidata Entegrasyonu

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