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Advanced diagnostic imaging and cardiovascular services designed to provide clear, timely, and reliable information that supports accurate diagnosis and better patient care.
The Radiology Department at Nazarenus Hospital provides diagnostic imaging and cardiovascular services that help physicians evaluate injuries, illnesses, organ function, blood flow, and other medical conditions.
Our department brings together modern imaging technology, experienced radiologists, licensed Radiologic Technologists, sonographers, cardiovascular professionals, and other trained healthcare personnel to support accurate and efficient diagnostic care.
From routine outpatient examinations to imaging required for emergency, inpatient, pre-operative, and follow-up care, our team focuses on patient safety, comfort, clear communication, and dependable diagnostic support.
Diagnostic imaging provides detailed information about structures and functions inside the body. Different imaging methods are used depending on the part of the body being examined and the information the attending physician needs.
At Nazarenus Hospital, our Radiology Department combines X-ray imaging, computed tomography, ultrasound, and cardiovascular diagnostic studies to support a wide range of clinical needs.
Imaging can help physicians investigate symptoms, injuries, abnormalities, and other medical concerns that may require a closer look inside the body.
Selected imaging examinations may be repeated when medically appropriate to monitor changes in a condition or assess progress during treatment.
Radiology works closely with physicians and other hospital departments to provide diagnostic information that can support treatment planning, referrals, procedures, and continuing care.
Our Radiology Department provides services through four specialized units, each designed to address different diagnostic and patient-care needs.
Fast digital radiography for the evaluation of the chest, bones, joints, abdomen, and other areas, with portable imaging available for selected patients who cannot be safely transported.
Detailed cross-sectional imaging using a 32-slice CT system to evaluate the brain, chest, abdomen, bones, joints, and other internal structures.
Non-invasive imaging using high-frequency sound waves, including General Ultrasound and specialized OB-Gyne Ultrasound services.
Non-invasive cardiac and vascular diagnostic services including 2D Echocardiography with Doppler and vascular ultrasound studies.
Nazarenus Hospital uses Digital X-Ray technology to capture diagnostic images without the film-development process used in conventional radiography.
Digital images are available quickly for review and can be enlarged or adjusted to help radiologists and physicians examine important anatomical details.
Digital radiography also supports efficient imaging with attention to radiation safety and patient comfort.
Used for routine chest examinations and evaluation of respiratory and thoracic concerns.
Imaging of bones and joints to support the evaluation of fractures, trauma, degenerative changes, and other musculoskeletal concerns.
Includes abdominal imaging and KUB examinations when requested for appropriate clinical evaluation.
Bedside imaging for patients who may be unable to safely travel to the Radiology Department.
Nazarenus Hospital’s Radiology Department is equipped with a Philips 32-Slice CT Scan system designed to produce detailed cross-sectional images of internal organs, soft tissues, blood vessels, and bones.
A 32-slice CT scanner captures multiple images during each rotation of the system. This allows the examination to be performed efficiently while providing detailed anatomical information for clinical evaluation.
Brain and head CT examinations may be requested to evaluate trauma, persistent headaches, stroke-related symptoms, tumors, and other neurological concerns.
Detailed imaging of areas including the lungs, liver, kidneys, abdomen, and other internal organs.
CT may be used to evaluate complex fractures, joint disorders, spinal conditions, and other musculoskeletal concerns.
Many examinations can be completed within a relatively short period, helping reduce the amount of time patients need to remain still.
CT imaging provides detailed views of internal structures that can assist physicians in identifying abnormalities, injuries, and other conditions.
The CT system incorporates technology designed to manage radiation exposure while maintaining diagnostic image quality.
Ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves to create real-time images of structures inside the body. Because it does not use ionizing radiation, ultrasound is commonly used across a wide range of diagnostic examinations and patient age groups.
Nazarenus Hospital provides both General Ultrasound and OB-Gyne Ultrasound services.
General Ultrasound supports the evaluation of internal organs, soft tissues, superficial structures, and other medical concerns.
Used to examine structures such as the liver, gallbladder, spleen, pancreas, kidneys, and abdominal aorta.
Provides imaging of the bladder and pelvic organs, including the uterus and ovaries in women and the prostate in men.
Examines the kidneys, ureters, and bladder to help evaluate urinary tract concerns, stones, obstruction, and structural abnormalities.
Used to further evaluate breast tissue and help distinguish between fluid-filled structures and solid masses that may require additional assessment.
High-frequency imaging of superficial structures like:
Thyroid and parathyroid glands, Scrotum and testicles, muscles and tendons, soft-tissue and masses.
OB-Gyne Ultrasound provides dedicated imaging for pregnancy monitoring and the evaluation of women’s reproductive health.
The Cardiovascular Unit at Nazarenus Hospital provides non-invasive diagnostic examinations used to assess the structure and function of the heart and evaluate blood flow through the body’s arteries and veins.
These examinations can provide important information for patients requiring cardiovascular evaluation, monitoring, vascular screening, or pre-operative assessment.
A 2D Echocardiogram creates real-time moving images of the heart using ultrasound.
It can provide information about:
A 2D Echo may be requested for patients experiencing symptoms such as shortness of breath, chest discomfort, unexplained fatigue, or for those requiring further evaluation of an existing heart condition.
Vascular ultrasound examines blood flow through arteries and veins and may help identify circulation-related abnormalities.
Carotid Doppler
Evaluates blood flow through the carotid arteries in the neck and may be used as part of the assessment of stroke risk.
Arterial & Venous Duplex Studies
Examines blood flow in the upper or lower extremities and may assist in evaluating conditions such as:
Our diagnostic services are supported by experienced radiologists, licensed Radiologic Technologists, sonographers, cardiovascular professionals, and other trained healthcare personnel.
The department uses digital X-ray, 32-slice CT, high-resolution ultrasound, Doppler imaging, and other diagnostic technologies across its different units.
Our team understands that diagnostic examinations can sometimes feel stressful or unfamiliar. We aim to provide respectful assistance, clear instructions, and attention to patient comfort throughout the procedure.
Radiology works alongside physicians and other hospital departments to support outpatient, inpatient, emergency, surgical, and continuing medical care.
Preparation requirements vary depending on the imaging examination requested. Some procedures may require specific preparation, while others may be performed without special instructions.
A written request from the attending Obstetrician-Gynecologist or physician is required so the appropriate ultrasound examination can be performed.
Preparation varies by examination. Some ultrasound procedures may require fasting or a full bladder. Confirm the specific instructions with the Radiology Department before your appointment.
Following the correct preparation instructions can help the imaging team obtain the information needed for your examination.
The Radiology Department provides Digital X-Ray, CT Scan, General Ultrasound, OB-Gyne Ultrasound, Portable X-Ray, and cardiovascular diagnostic services including 2D Echo and vascular ultrasound studies.
Requirements vary depending on the examination. Patients should bring their physician’s imaging request when applicable. A written physician’s request is required for OB-Gyne Ultrasound examinations.
No. Ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves rather than ionizing radiation to create images of structures inside the body.
Yes. Portable Digital X-Ray is available for selected patients who cannot be safely transported to the Radiology Department, including patients requiring bedside, ICU, emergency, post-operative, or critical-care imaging.
Preparation depends on the examination requested. Contact the Radiology Department before your visit for instructions specific to your scheduled procedure.
The Radiology Department provides round-the-clock diagnostic imaging support. Individual services may follow specific schedules, so patients are encouraged to confirm availability before visiting for a scheduled outpatient examination.
Contact the Nazarenus Hospital Radiology Department for imaging availability, preparation requirements, schedules, and other Radiology or Cardiovascular Unit inquiries.