ARA Diagnostic Imaging

A test that measures bone density to assess the risk of osteoporosis.

A special X-ray exam used to measure bone mineral content and density, important for diagnosing osteoporosis or assessing risk for fractures. This exa...

A less invasive procedure that uses mammography to guide a core-sampling needle to the area of concern in the breast to remove a small tissue sample f...

A scan of the chest that is used to detect lung cancer, especially in longtime smokers with no signs of lung cancer.

Used to assess response to lung cancer treatment.

A procedure in which inflatable devices called balloons are inserted to open up narrowed arteries.

Placement of stents in carotid arteries.

Management of acute ischemic stroke using neurointerventional techniques.

Highly concentrated chemotherapeutic agents and tiny particles are directly and precisely delivered to the tumors, sparing the normal liver tissue.

A minimally-invasive exam used to produce images that screen for cancer or polyps in the large intestine. It is recommended for adults starting at age...

Methods of administering contrast for imaging purposes, including oral, intravenous (IV), and enema.

This treatment device treats tumors by advancing a needle probe inserted through the skin and applying extreme cold temperature creating an ice ball t...

Computed tomography, commonly known as CT or CAT scan, uses X-rays and computer technology to generate multiple, detailed images of the internal organ...

CT scan for the body to assess internal conditions.

Used to evaluate lung diseases and conditions, it can detect infections, tumors, and assess damage from chest trauma.

Uses more radiation than plain X-ray because it produces a more detailed image. The diagnostic benefit usually outweighs the radiation risk.

A special noninvasive X-ray scan used to detect and diagnose health problems in the neck. It can evaluate symptoms such as swallowing difficulty, lump...

A special noninvasive X-ray scan used to detect and diagnose health problems in the thorax. It helps evaluate symptoms like shortness of breath, chest...

Coronary CT angiography evaluates the arteries around your heart (coronary arteries), and the procedure differs from other CT exams. It includes monit...

Computed Tomography (CT) scan, a medical imaging technique that uses a computer-processed combination of many X-ray measurements taken from different ...

CT angiography is an imaging test used to detect disease and abnormality of the blood supply in nearly any organ or body part. It produces images of t...

A CT calcium scoring exam is used to understand your risk for coronary heart disease (CAD) by detecting plaque in the arteries of the heart, aiding in...

CT scan for calculating calcium levels in the coronary arteries.

A CT scan imaging technique that uses X-rays and contrast material (either oral, IV, or enema) to enhance detail in imaging of the internal body struc...

CT scan for imaging the head.

Computed tomography (CT or CAT) of the head is a special noninvasive X-ray scan used to detect and diagnose health problems in the brain. This test ca...

Uses up to 90 percent less radiation than a conventional CT chest scan and can detect lung cancer early.

Low-dose computed tomography (CT) scan for reduced radiation exposure.

CT scan for imaging the neck.

A diagnostic imaging technique that combines positron emission tomography (PET) and computed tomography (CT) to provide detailed images of the body.

A scan obtained on a specialized imaging machine that combines positron emission tomography (PET) with computed tomography (CT) to accurately evaluate...

A PET/CT scan that uses PSMA tracer to find prostate cancer. The PSMA tracer agent is injected by IV, attaches to prostate cancer cells, and allows fo...

CT scan for the sinuses.

A special noninvasive X-ray scan used to detect and diagnose health problems in the paranasal sinus cavities. It can evaluate structures, soft tissue,...

Computed tomography (CT) of the spine is a special noninvasive X-ray scan used to detect and diagnose health problems associated with the spinal colum...

A minimally invasive interventional radiology procedure used for visualizing the vascular system to detect and treat a variety of arterial disorders i...

Ultrasound scan used for various diagnostic imaging.

A test that uses X-ray fluoroscopy to visualize a woman’s reproductive organs (uterus and fallopian tubes) to help determine why a woman has difficult...

A procedure that measures how fast food empties from your stomach to the small intestine. It helps evaluate abnormal stomach function, which may be ca...

Smaller liver tumors can be treated by advancing several needle probes through the skin into the tumor and applying electrical current to kill tumor c...

A non-surgical procedure to treat fibroid tumors of the uterus that reduces or eliminates symptoms while allowing preservation of the uterus.

A port-a-cath is a device placed semi-permanently under the skin that allows for easy access to the blood vessels (veins). It can be used to draw bloo...

IV contrast using iodine helps radiologists see organs, joints, or blood vessels in more detail. It is injected to improve details in fluoroscopy imag...

MRI requires the injection of a contrast material that will help highlight any suspicious areas. The injection is administered into a vein in your arm...

A diagnostic imaging procedure that helps doctors visualize the bones, cartilage, ligaments, and tendons within a joint.

Diagnostic mammography is ordered by a medical provider for women or men with symptoms of breast disease such as a lump, skin changes, or nipple disch...

An X-ray exam of the breast used to detect breast cancer.

Uses a minimal dose of radiation during the examination. A mammogram examination is equivalent to approximately three months of background radiation.

Screening mammography is for women who do not have breast symptoms. It is meant to detect cancer even before symptoms occur.

ARA uses advanced 3D mammography technology for our mammograms. 3D technology takes multiple images of the breast and uses computer reconstruction to ...

Advanced mammography that takes multiple images for a thorough examination, resulting in a higher detection rate for invasive breast cancer.

3D mammography for better breast cancer detection.

Mammography for breast cancer screening.

SoftVue is an unique and revolutionary 3D whole breast ultrasound tomography system. SoftVue is FDA approved specifically for dense breast cancer scre...

Uses small amounts of radioactive materials (radiotracers), which are injected to image the body, typically to help diagnose or stage cancer in a pati...

This treatment device treats tumors by advancing a needle probe inserted through the skin and applying highly-focused microwave energy to kill tumor c...

Does not use radiation during the examination. MRI uses magnetic fields and radio-frequency waves to image the body. There is no radiation risk involv...

Exceptional resolution, ideal choice for majority of exams.

Accommodates special needs patients with claustrophobia, respiratory issues, obesity and medical equipment dependency.

1.5 Tesla MRI scan for advanced imaging.

A specialized MRI service that uses a shorter bore for easier access and comfort, typically used for detailed imaging of internal structures.

Powerful, open-bore scanners useful in advanced imaging of musculoskeletal system, brain, prostate and breast.

3 Tesla MRI scan offering higher resolution images.

A noninvasive imaging technique used to find and diagnose breast disease. It evaluates women with dense breast tissue and is effective in detecting ca...

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the brain is a diagnostic exam that uses a strong magnetic field, radio waves, and a computer to generate images o...

Brain MRI scan is noninvasive and painless, evaluates soft tissue and blood vessels, does not expose you to ionizing radiation, and is good at detecti...

Brain MRI may be recommended if you have symptoms that could be caused by a brain disease or disorder, such as tumors, stroke, infections, development...

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the breast is a noninvasive test that is recommended to find and diagnose breast disease. MRI uses a powerful magn...

Neck MRI with intravenous (IV) contrast allows for better visualization of blood vessels and other structures.

Pelvic MRI with intravenous (IV) contrast for better visualization of blood vessels and other structures.

A special scan that uses a strong magnetic field, radio waves, and a computer to generate detailed images of the spine and surrounding structures. It ...

A diagnostic test using magnetic resonance imaging to detect major blood vessel disease and abnormalities in nearly any organ or body part. It creates...

A contrast-enhanced study used to visualize the interior of joints to help diagnose problems with bones, cartilage, ligaments, and tendons. It is perf...

An advanced imaging technique for joint evaluation.

Magnetic Resonance Imaging, a medical imaging technique used to form pictures of the anatomy and the physiological processes.

MRI can be used to evaluate a new diagnosis of breast cancer, determine the size and scope of the breast cancer, monitor chemotherapy response before ...

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the neck is a special scan that uses a strong magnetic field, radio waves and a computer to generate images of the...

A special scan that uses a strong magnetic field, radio waves, and a computer to generate images of the pelvis. It helps evaluate problems in the pelv...

A special scan that uses a strong magnetic field, radio waves, and a computer to generate images of a man’s prostate gland, mainly used to evaluate fo...

Treatment for aneurysms.

Minimally-invasive, image-guided surgeries in the head, neck and spine.

Immediate pain relief for some patients and reduction of pain within two days for others.

Treatment for uterine fibroids aimed at alleviating symptoms.

An interventional radiology procedure used to treat painful pelvic varices by inserting a catheter to deposit embolic agents in the ovarian vein. This...

A staff member will do a health assessment.

A nonsurgical, leading-edge, effective treatment for enlarged prostate that preserves much of the prostate and has a quick recovery period.

This treatment device treats tumors by advancing a needle probe inserted through the skin into the tumor and applying precise, high energy radio waves...

This procedure treats tumors by advancing a needle probe inserted through the skin and applying precise, high-energy radio waves that heat and kill tu...

Fluoroscopy is a medical imaging test that uses X-rays to obtain still and moving images of structures and processes inside the body, allowing doctors...

Minimally-invasive, image-guided interventional radiology procedures, often with less pain and quicker recovery.

Uses small amounts of radioactive materials (radiotracers), which are either injected or swallowed to target certain organs or areas of the body for i...

You will stay in the recovery room and be monitored for a minimum of 30 minutes for light sedation and a minimum of one hour for moderate sedation unt...

You will receive sedation medication to help you relax and control pain.

Your technologist or paramedic will give you the sedation medicine through an IV (intravenous) line.

Sedation medicine will make you sleepy, help you relax, and lessen your discomfort/pain.

Small balloons gently elevate the collapsed vertebra or sacrum, creating a cavity that is filled with bone cement to stabilize the fracture.

A myelogram is an imaging procedure that produces real-time X-ray images of the spine using fluoroscopy. It evaluates the spine before and after surge...

Includes procedures for treating spinal fractures and restoring mobility after tumor removal.

Recommended to assess damage after trauma to the spine, determine disc disease or herniation, check for abnormal spinal alignment, detect fractures, i...

An MRI of the spine that uses intravenous contrast to enhance visualization of bones, spinal cord, nerves, and other structures.

Techniques like vertebroplasty and kyphoplasty to treat spinal fractures.

A minimally invasive procedure to stabilize compression fractures of the spinal column caused by osteoporosis.

A procedure using small metal tubes to hold open narrowed arteries that are closing.

Improving circulation in the area around the wound using EVLT and sclerotherapy.

Non-invasive imaging tool using sound waves to produce pictures of the inside of the breast, used to evaluate abnormalities.

A diagnostic imaging technique that uses sound waves to visualize internal body structures.

A specialized scan used to detect problems of the liver, gallbladder, and bile ducts. It involves the injection of a radiopharmaceutical to assess the...

A form of image-guided biopsy that uses ultrasound to help locate an abnormality and guide a core-sampling needle to remove a small amount of tissue f...

Exams do not use radiation during the examination. Ultrasound uses sound waves to image the body. There is no radiation risk involved with ultrasound.

An interventional radiology procedure used to treat symptomatic varicoceles in the vagina, vulva, and surrounding areas. Provides rapid relief to symp...

Treatment for arteriovenous malformations.

An interventional radiology procedure used to treat knee pain due to osteoarthritis by reducing blood flow to the lining of the knee, known as the syn...

A nonsurgical, in-office procedure to remove bulging varicose veins near the skin’s surface. Tiny incisions are made over the large bulging veins and ...

An injection of medication via a tiny needle used to destroy the vein walls of spider veins, reticular veins, and small varicose veins. The body break...

A nonsurgical procedure that uses heat to cauterize and close the abnormal veins causing varicose veins and venous ulcers. Through a tiny nick in the ...

An interventional radiology procedure used to treat symptomatic varicoceles in the scrotum, which can cause pain, swelling, and fertility issues. This...

A minimally invasive outpatient procedure that shuts down faulty veins causing varicose issues using targeted laser energy.

Get relief from uncomfortable and unsightly varicose veins with simple, effective treatments. EVLT is a quick, minimally invasive outpatient procedure...

EVLT is a very effective and non-surgical way to get rid of varicose veins.

A treatment option for varicose veins to improve appearance and reduce discomfort.

A form of electromagnetic radiation that is used as a medical imaging technique to visualize the internal structure of the body, particularly bones.

An imaging technique that uses radiation to view structures within the body.

Use ionizing radiation to painlessly produce images of the inside of the body, including internal organs, connective tissue, and bone.

Standard imaging technique using radiation to produce images of the body's structure.