Radiology

Radiology is the specialty that uses medical imaging to diagnose and monitor diseases affecting all areas of the body. Radiologists interpret imaging studies such as X-rays, ultrasounds, CT scans, and MRI to support accurate diagnosis, guide treatment decisions, and assess response to therapy. The specialty plays a key role across virtually every clinical field, from emergency care and oncology to surgery and internal medicine. Radiology combines advanced technology with clinical expertise to provide precise, non-invasive insights into patient health.

Conditions treated

• Traumatic injuries requiring emergency imaging
• Head conditions requiring CT or MRI (e.g., trauma, stroke assessment)
• Chest diseases and injuries
• Abdominal diseases and injuries
• Extremity injuries and musculoskeletal conditions
• Soft tissue disorders
• Neurological conditions requiring neuroimaging
• Musculoskeletal disorders requiring imaging
• Abdominal organ diseases
• Vascular diseases
• Gastrointestinal tract disorders requiring fluoroscopic or contrast studies
• Bone density loss and osteoporosis
• Breast diseases and tumors