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As technological capabilities advance across all medical disciplines, so to do the imaging needs that often come with adequate diagnostic capabilities. MRI technologies are also particularly beneficial for scanning the brain, spine, soft tissues in the joints, and the interior structures of bones.
This scan may be performed in order to check whether you have a suspected kidney obstruction or impaired function. 3-Phase BoneScan A 3-phase bonescan is used to diagnose abnormal areas within the bones or joints, such as a fracture, bone pain, infection, or bone disease, which cannot be seen successfully with a standard X-ray.
Doctors use imaging tests to see inside a patient’s body and diagnose their illnesses and injuries. There are many different types of imaging tests, each with their own method of generating a photo of the inside of the human body. A doctor will often use a diagnosticimaging test to check patients for signs of cancer.
We have state-of-the-art imaging centers located throughout Palm Beach County in Wellington, Lake Worth, Royal Palm Beach, and Belle Glade, Florida. If you would like more information about a bone density scan or the other diagnostic or screening tests we provide, call us at (561) 795-5558 , or you can request an appointment online now.
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