Our imaging devices in the Radiology Department:
Direct radiography systems + CR technology
mammography
digital fluoroscopy
Ultrasonography + doppler ultrasonography
Interventional radiology (Invasive and noninvasive)
Bone densitometry
computed tomography
Fine needle biopsy from thyroid nodule (with imaging)


Computed Tomography (CT)
It is a technique that examines the body in the form of thin slices (3-10 mm) with x-rays (x rays). In this way, it helps in recognizing the diseases of the organs in our body.


fluoroscopy
It is one of the oldest and most fundamental divisions of radiology. Today, it is widely used in the examination of the digestive system, urinary tract, female reproductive organs and many other parts of the body.


mammography
It is a method that helps detect cancer at an early stage by filming the breast. With this method, breast cancer is tried to be caught at an early stage by filming the breasts of women above a certain age in the society.


Bone densitometry
It is a test conducted to evaluate bone density loss, to scan and measure bone mineral density. This test is used to diagnose the bone condition osteoporosis, which develops as a result of calcium loss in the bones. In bone densitometry, dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry or bone density scanning is known. Bone densitometry is a standard method for evaluating bone mineral density.