Imaging
All of our outpatient imaging services are provided through St. Paul Radiology and Suburban Imaging clinics that are conveniently located throughout the Twin Cities. We offer top quality high-resolution imagery using state-of-the-art medical imaging equipment.
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Bone Density
Using bone density testing for the detection of osteoporosis. The bone densitometer measures your bone mineral density. This information will be used in making a diagnosis about your bone status.
CT
Using images to show parts of the body in great detail. CT scans produce detailed, computer generated cross-sectional images of body tissues, bones and organs that are used to diagnose diseases.
Mammography
Using imaging for prevention or diagnosis of breast cancer. Mammography is the best method available for the early detection of breast cancer. A screening mammogram involves two X-rays of each breast.
MRI
Using a magnetic field to produce detailed images of the body. An MRI is a procedure that creates detailed internal images of the body. MRIs can assist physicians in detecting diseases or other abnormalities very early stages.
Open MRI
A quieter and more comfortable option to a standard MRI. Open Magnetic Resonance Imaging, or Open MRI is a very patient friendly procedure that is quieter and more comfortable for patients than a closed MRI.
PET/CT
Using nuclear medicine and imaging to measure activity. Utilizing a low dose CT examination in combination with a PET examination, images are reconstructed by computer analysis to gather more information.
Pain Management
Using imaging for injection placement to manage pain. Pain Management Injections provide long-term pain relief by delivering a combination of local anesthetic and steroid to an area in the body that is the source of pain.
Screenings
Colon Cancer, Coronary Artery Disease, Lung Cancer, and Breast Cancer. These screenings are all performed by licensed practitioners in a caring, comfortable environment at one of our state-of-the-art facilities.
Ultrasound
Using sound waves to view internal structures in the body. Ultrasound examinations are painless, and are performed with the use of a probe that emits sound waves, making an image from the reflection of the sound waves.
X-Ray
Using images to diagnose a wide variety of conditions. The X-ray is the primary and most common radiology tool. X-rays provide valuable information to radiologists about your health and play an important role in diagnosis.