Frequently Asked Questions
Usually no more than 30 minutes, depending on the procedure.
No food 4 hours prior to an Abdominal examination.
A full bladder is required for ultrasound Abdomen examinations.
Only a small needle prick if contrast is required for CT examinations.
Fine Needle Biopsies (FNA) use a needle to obtain the sample under local anaesthetic.
Contrast works as a highlighter around your organs to enhance the images that the Radiologist views and reports on.
If a MRI or CT scan is required you will need to be referred by a Specialist and MEDICAL AID authorisation is required.
The length of time for the report depends on the complexity of the scan, but is usually completed within 2 hours.
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