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Explore medical imaging services at LifeO2 Medical, including X-rays with a Digital Radiography (DR) system and advanced ultrasound (USG). Diagnostic imaging helps healthcare professionals assess medical conditions and guide appropriate care.

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Imaging based on clinical needs and medical advice

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Imaging Services

Explore our two main imaging service categories. The appropriate examination depends on the symptoms, clinical question and healthcare professional's advice.

Radiology and medical diagnostic imaging equipment

X-rays with DR System

Digital Radiography (DR) uses digital detectors to capture X-ray images. These images can help clinicians evaluate selected bones, joints, the chest and other areas when clinically indicated.

  • Digital X-ray image acquisition
  • Imaging for selected clinical indications
  • Images for review by qualified clinicians
  • Examinations according to medical advice
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Advanced Ultrasound (USG)

Ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of structures inside the body. Depending on the clinical need, USG may help assess abdominal and pelvic organs, pregnancy and other areas.

  • Ultrasound imaging examinations
  • Selected abdominal and pelvic studies
  • Obstetric scans when clinically indicated
  • Preparation instructions for your examination
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Imaging & Healthcare

Diagnostic Imaging to Support Clinical Decisions

Medical imaging allows healthcare professionals to examine structures inside the body without relying on symptoms alone. The type of scan selected depends on the information needed.

Digital Radiography

Digital X-ray images can help assess selected conditions involving bones, joints and other indicated areas.

Ultrasound Imaging

Ultrasound provides real-time images using sound waves and does not use ionizing radiation.

Clinical Guidance

The clinician selects and interprets examinations in the context of your medical history and symptoms.

Before Your Visit

Prepare for Your Imaging Examination

Preparation varies by examination. Follow the instructions provided when your appointment is booked.

Bring Relevant Documents

Bring your prescription or referral, previous imaging reports and relevant medical records if requested.

Confirm Preparation

Ask whether fasting, a full bladder or other preparation is needed for your specific ultrasound or imaging examination.

Tell the Imaging Team

Inform the team if you may be pregnant, have relevant medical conditions or have questions about the examination.

Your Visit

How the Imaging Process Works

Your exact process and waiting time will depend on the examination and centre procedures.

01. Book or Enquire

Ask about examination availability, appointment requirements and preparation.

02. Get Prepared

Follow the instructions given for your particular imaging examination.

03. Imaging Examination

The imaging team guides you through the appropriate examination procedure.

04. Report & Review

Ask about reporting times and review the findings with your healthcare provider.

FAQs

Imaging Services: Common Questions

Helpful information before your X-ray or ultrasound visit.

DR stands for Digital Radiography. It uses digital detectors to capture X-ray images. X-rays use ionizing radiation, so examinations should be performed when clinically appropriate.

Ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of internal structures. It does not use ionizing radiation. The scan type depends on the clinical question.

Some ultrasound examinations require fasting, while others do not. Preparation may also include drinking water or having a full bladder. Confirm your specific instructions before the appointment.

Reporting times depend on the examination and centre workflow. Contact the centre to confirm the expected time for your report.

Yes. Inform the referring clinician and imaging team before an X-ray or any other examination. They can assess the clinical need and appropriate precautions.
Appointment Enquiries

Need an X-ray or Ultrasound?

Contact LifeO2 Medical to enquire about imaging availability, appointment requirements, preparation instructions and report collection.

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