Category: Medical Imaging

Radiology, also known as diagnostic imaging, is a series of tests that take pictures or images of parts of the body. The field encompasses two areas — diagnostic radiology and interventional radiology — that both use radiant energy to diagnose and treat diseases. While there are several different imaging exams, some of the most common […]

Headaches are a common phenomenon, with half to three-quarters of adults having had one in the past year. Among those reporting headaches, 30 percent or more report having migraines. While most people with headaches only experience them from time to time, up to four percent of the world’s adult population experience headaches on 15 days or more […]

Diagnostic health imaging technology has transformed healthcare and now allows for earlier diagnosis of medical conditions, reduces the need for needless invasive exploratory processes and creates better patient outcomes. Health Images offers comprehensive diagnostic imaging services. Let’s explore diagnostic imaging in more detail and learn about the different types of imaging. Jump to Sections: What Is Diagnostic Imaging? […]

Athletes put their bodies under a great deal of pressure when playing sports or participating in other physical activities. Unfortunately, this means athletes are vulnerable to injury. When an injury does occur, you might want to get back on the field or court as soon as possible. Before that can happen, though, your primary or […]

A radiologist is a medical doctor who specializes in diagnosing and treating patients using medical imaging technology. Your primary physician might refer you to a radiologist if you need tests to confirm a diagnosis or images to help guide treatment decisions. The medical staff at a radiology center can perform everything from x-rays to complex […]

The bones support the rest of the body, enabling all kinds of movement and activity. Over time and with conditions like osteoporosis, the bones can lose some of their density, which increases their likelihood of breaking. If you have risk factors or signs of bone loss, your doctor might recommend a dual-energy x-ray absorptiometry (DEXA) scan. […]