Diagnostic imaging is an area of medicine that involves the use of imaging techniques to diagnose and monitor a patient’s condition.
Benefits
What are the benefits of extending Diagnostyka’s offer to include diagnostic imaging?
- combined packages of targeted laboratory and imaging tests;
- saving the patient’s time by enabling laboratory and imaging tests in one place (in selected locations);
- faster delivery of a set of test results to specialists, simplification and integration of their presentation;
- better use of space, equipment, and staff;
- development of new diagnostic products and methods, including those based on AI/ML (artificial intelligence/machine learning), by using data from several types of diagnostics.
About Diagnostic imaging
What is diagnostic imaging?
Diagnostic imaging is a very important tool in medicine, allowing a quick and non-invasive assessment of a patient’s condition. Each examination provides unique information, enabling precise diagnosis and planning of appropriate treatment.
Diagnostic imaging perfectly complements laboratory diagnostics, providing doctors with additional information about the patient and helping them to make a more accurate diagnosis and plan appropriate treatment. By extending our range of services to include diagnostic imaging, we aim to enable our patients to take more comprehensive preventative health care.
Diagnostic imaging is a very important tool in medicine, allowing a quick and non-invasive assessment of a patient’s condition. Each examination provides unique information, enabling precise diagnosis and planning of appropriate treatment.
Diagnostic imaging perfectly complements laboratory diagnostics, providing doctors with additional information about the patient and helping them to make a more accurate diagnosis and plan appropriate treatment. By extending our range of services to include diagnostic imaging, we aim to enable our patients to take more comprehensive preventative health care.
EXAMINATIONS IN THE OFFER
What examinations can you have with us?
Diagnostic imaging examinations allow doctors to better understand the structures and functions of the patient’s body, which, combined with laboratory diagnostics, enables faster and effective diagnosis, treatment planning and monitoring of treatment progress.
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Computed tomography
CT – is an imaging modality that uses ionising radiation, in a specially designed apparatus. CT is widely used in almost every field of medicine.
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Magnetic resonance imaging
MRI – is a non-invasive examination method that uses the action of a magnetic field to obtain an image of a specific area of the human body.
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X-ray radiography
X-ray – is a common imaging test, it uses X-rays to obtain images of the internal structures of the human body. The examination helps diagnose a variety of diseases, such as bone fractures and lung infections.
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Ultrasound
Ultrasound – is one of the most commonly used imaging examinations and is an integral part of the diagnosis of many diseases. The examination makes it possible to visualise the internal structures of the human body without any damage.
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Mammography
Mammography – this examination, which is a special type of X-ray, is used for the early detection of breast cancer in women. It helps detect lumps, changes in breast tissue that may indicate cancer.
