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Imaging – MRI, X-ray, Echo, Scanner
Why Choose Imaging at Family Hospital?
What Do We Offer in the Imaging Department?
The combination of modern equipment with the experience of our staff guarantees a fast, clear and reliable diagnosis – helping doctors make immediate decisions for effective treatment.
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Rapid Examinations, Proper Decision Making
From outpatients to emergency cases, every examination is performed with the utmost care and in accordance with the most advanced protocols. Our goal is an accurate diagnosis and the most effective treatment.
Technology for Every Diagnostic Need
At Family Hospital, every examination speaks clearly – and every diagnosis is based on accurate and fast clinical data.
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Frequently Asked Questions
X-rays, ultrasound, mammography, CT scans, and magnetic resonance imaging are offered for a wide range of illnesses and health concerns.
Yes, Family Hospital has modern magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) equipment, adapted for accurate diagnosis without invasive interventions.
For some examinations such as CT scans or MRIs, you may be asked to be careful about your diet before the procedure. Our staff will provide you with the appropriate information for each examination. Examinations such as ultrasound do not require special preparation in most cases.
Yes, examinations are also performed on children with special care, using pediatric protocols and minimal radiation exposure when necessary.
Yes, you can have an ultrasound without a referral, but for a more complete interpretation, a consultation with a specialist is recommended.
A CT scan usually takes about 10–15 minutes, while an MRI can take 20–40 minutes, depending on the area being analyzed.
No, the examinations are painless and safe. The equipment uses controlled amounts of radiation and adheres to all safety protocols.
Results are usually ready within a day or 24 hours and can be consulted directly with the relevant doctor for interpretation.
