Advanced Diagnostics for Accurate Care
“Our High-end Multi-modality Diagnostic Imaging department is equipped with state-of-the-art technology to deliver precise and timely medical assessments. We provide a comprehensive range of imaging services, ensuring accurate diagnoses to support effective treatment planning.“
Our Imaging Services
What Sets
Us Apart
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COMPREHENSIVE IMAGING SERVICESWe use advanced scanning equipment to provide highly clear and detailed imaging results.
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FAST & ACCURATE RESULTSOur specialists review your scans promptly so your doctor can plan next steps without delay.
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A GENTLE, COMFORTING EXPERIENCEWe know medical scans can be stressful. Our team is dedicated to keeping you relaxed, safe, and comfortable.
Preparing for your appointment
To ensure a smooth and accurate scan, some procedures require specific preparation. Please read our guide below before your arrival.
X-RAY
- For females of childbearing age : Take note of your last menstrual period.
- General : Remove accessories/jewelry.
- For Chest/Abdomen X-Ray : Remove metal accessories (necklaces, underwire bras, belts, etc.).
- Pregnancy Warning : Inform your doctor if you are pregnant before any X-ray procedure.
ULTRASOUND
- Abdomen & Pelvis : Fast for at least 6 hours before the scan (no food or sweet drinks, only plain water).
- Pelvic & Obstetric (Pregnancy) Ultrasound : Drink 1 liter of water an hour before the scan and do not urinate until after the procedure.
- Renal (Kidney) Ultrasound : Fast for at least 6 hours before the scan (no food or sweet drinks, only plain water). If KUB (bladder/prostate) is indicated, follow the pelvic preparation instructions—a full bladder is required.
- Doppler Ultrasound : No fasting required unless specified by the doctor.
- Neck/Thyroid Ultrasound : No fasting required unless specified by the doctor. Wear a low-neckline top and remove any neck jewelry.
MRI
- Metal-Free : Remove all metal objects (jewelry, piercings, watches, etc.).
- Pacemakers & Implants : Inform the radiographer if you have any metallic implants, pacemakers, or artificial joints.
- Claustrophobic Patients : Inform the doctor beforehand if you have claustrophobia, as sedation options may be available.
- Pregnancy Warning : MRI is generally safe for pregnant women but should be avoided in the first trimester unless absolutely necessary.
CT SCAN
- General : Remove metal objects (jewelry, glasses, hearing aids, etc.).
- Pregnancy Warning : CT scans are not recommended during pregnancy unless essential.
Specific instructions:
- Contrast CT (with dye injection) :
- Fasting required : No food or drinks for at least 4 hours before the scan.
- Allergy alert : Inform the doctor if you have allergies to iodine or seafood.
- Renal Profile : A blood test may be required to check your renal profile. Your renal profile results MUST BE within the normal range and taken within the past three months.
- Non-Contrast CT : No fasting required.
MAMMOGRAPHY
- No Deodorant, Powder, or Lotion : Avoid applying deodorant, talcum powder, or lotion on the chest and underarms before the scan.
- Schedule Wisely : Best done one week after menstruation to reduce breast tenderness.
- Wear a Two-Piece Outfit : This makes it easier to undress only the top part.
- Pregnancy Warning : Mammograms are not recommended during pregnancy.
BONE DENSITOMETRY
- Avoid Calcium Supplements : Stop taking calcium supplements at least 24 hours before the scan.
- Wear Comfortable Clothing : Avoid clothes with zippers, metal buttons, or belts.
- Pregnancy Warning: This test is not recommended during pregnancy.
C-ARM FLUOROSCOPY
- Metal-Free : Remove jewelry and metal objects and wear hospital attire.
- Pregnancy Warning : Fluoroscopy uses X-rays and is not recommended during pregnancy.
NEED ASSISTANCE?
Contact our Diagnostic Imaging team during normal hours at +6010 258 4006
Mon–Fri, 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM Sat, 9:00 AM – 1:00 PM
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