Modern diagnostic imaging services for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning. Our radiology department uses state-of-the-art digital X-ray and ultrasound equipment, staffed by qualified radiographers and radiologists.
Our Imaging Services
Comprehensive diagnostic imaging using modern technology
General X-Ray
Digital X-ray imaging for bones, chest, abdomen, and other body parts. Fast, accurate diagnosis of fractures, infections, and abnormalities.
Ultrasound (Sonography)
Safe, non-invasive imaging for pregnancy monitoring, abdominal organs, pelvic structures, and soft tissue assessment.
Obstetric Ultrasound
Specialized pregnancy scans including dating scans, anomaly scans, growth monitoring, and fetal wellbeing assessment.
Dental X-Ray
Dental radiography for tooth assessment, root canal planning, and oral health diagnostics.
Fluoroscopy
Real-time X-ray imaging for guided procedures, barium studies, and dynamic organ assessment.
Contrast Studies
Specialized imaging with contrast agents for enhanced visualization of organs, blood vessels, and digestive system.
Preparation Guidelines
Follow these instructions to ensure quality imaging results
X-Ray Preparation
Remove all metal objects (jewelry, belts, coins)
Inform radiographer if you might be pregnant
Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing
No special preparation needed for most X-rays
Bring previous X-ray films if available
Ultrasound Preparation
Abdominal scan: Fast for 6-8 hours before appointment
Pelvic scan: Drink 4-6 glasses of water 1 hour before
Obstetric scan: Moderate bladder fullness (not too full)
Wear two-piece clothing for easy access
Bring previous ultrasound reports
Contrast Studies
Fast for 8-12 hours before the procedure
Inform doctor of any allergies, especially to iodine
List all current medications
Kidney function test may be required
Plan for 2-4 hours at the hospital
General Guidelines
Bring your doctor's request form/referral
Arrive 15 minutes before appointment
Arrive 15 minutes before appointment
Inform staff if you have implants or pacemakers
Children may need sedation - discuss with doctor
The Imaging Process
What to expect during your radiology visit
1
Registration
Present your doctor's request form at the radiology reception.
2
Preparation
Follow any preparation instructions. Change into a gown if required. Remove metal objects and jewelry.
3
Imaging Procedure
The radiographer positions you and takes the images. The procedure is painless and usually takes 5-30 minutes.
4
Results & Report
Images are reviewed by a radiologist. Written reports are available within 24 hours for routine cases. Reports are sent directly to your referring doctor
Patient Safety
Your safety is our priority. We follow international standards for radiation protection.
Safe Radiation Practices
We use the lowest radiation dose necessary for diagnostic quality images
Digital X-ray technology reduces radiation exposure by 50-80% compared to traditional film
Pregnant women undergo X-rays only when absolutely necessary
Lead shielding is used to protect sensitive areas
All equipment is regularly calibrated and inspected
Ultrasound Safety
Ultrasound uses sound waves - no radiation exposure
Completely safe for pregnant women and developing babies
No known harmful effects from diagnostic ultrasound
Ideal for monitoring pregnancy and soft tissue assessment
Can be repeated as many times as medically necessary
