A CT scan of the pelvis can help find problems such as breaks (fractures), tumours, and appendicitis. It also can help find the cause of pelvic pain.

Maxillofacial CT imaging evaluate the bones of the face including the orbits, sinuses, mandible (jaw), and teeth. This exam can detect fractures, orbit injury, sinus infections, eye infections, and tumors of the face and nearby tissues.

Maxillofacial CT imaging evaluate the bones of the face including the orbits, sinuses, mandible (jaw), and teeth. This exam can detect fractures, orbit injury, sinus infections, eye infections, and tumors of the face and nearby tissues.

Maxillofacial CT imaging evaluate the bones of the face including the orbits, sinuses, mandible (jaw), and teeth. This exam can detect fractures, orbit injury, sinus infections, eye infections, and tumors of the face and nearby tissues.

A CT scan of your thoracic spine allows the radiologist to look at different levels or slices of the middle back using a rotating X-ray beam. The radiologist is able to view each slice to assess for injuries, including ruptured disks and other bony abnormalities. 

A CT scan of your thoracic spine allows the radiologist to look at different levels or slices of the middle back using a rotating X-ray beam. The radiologist is able to view each slice to assess for injuries, including ruptured disks and other bony abnormalities

A CT scan of your thoracic spine allows the radiologist to look at different levels or slices of the middle back using a rotating X-ray beam. The radiologist is able to view each slice to assess for injuries, including ruptured disks and other bony abnormalities. 

A CT of the Upper Extremity is a noninvasive medical scan that uses special equipment to produce detailed pictures of the soft tissues, joints and bones of your shoulder, arm or hand.

A CT of the Upper Extremity is a noninvasive medical scan that uses special equipment to produce detailed pictures of the soft tissues, joints and bones of your shoulder, arm or hand.

A CT of the Upper Extremity is a noninvasive medical scan that uses special equipment to produce detailed pictures of the soft tissues, joints and bones of your shoulder, arm or hand.

A CT scan is an examination of any part of your body using a Computed Tomography scanner (CT scanner), which provides accurate pictures of the structures inside your body using x-rays. 

A CT scan is an examination of any part of your body using a Computed Tomography scanner (CT scanner), which provides accurate pictures of the structures inside your body using x-rays.

CT angiography combines a CT scan with the injection of dye. This technique is able to create pictures of the blood vessels in your belly (abdomen) or pelvis area. CT stands for computed tomography.

Your doctor has recommended you for computed tomography angiography. A CT scanner uses a combination of a high-tech X-ray scanner and sophisticated computer analysis to provide detailed, 3D images of the blood vessels in your body, such as those in the abdomen, kidneys and legs.

CT angiography combines a CT scan with the injection of dye. This technique is able to create pictures of the blood vessels in the chest and upper abdomen. CT stands for computed tomography.

CT angiography (CTA) combines a CT scan with the injection of dye. CT stands for computed tomography. This technique is able to create pictures of the blood vessels in the head and neck.

Your doctor has recommended you for computed tomography angiography (CTA) of your brain or neck. A CT scanner uses a combination of a high-tech X-ray scanner and sophisticated computer analysis to provide detailed, 3D images of the blood vessels in your body, such as those in the brain, neck, kidneys and legs.

A DEXA scan is an imaging test that measures bone density (strength).