CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) UPDATE INTERVENTIONAL RADIOLOGY OVERVIEW Inland Imaging’s Interventional Radiologists specialize in providing minimally invasive treatments for vascular disease, cancer, aneurysms, uterine fibroids and many other medical conditions that once could only be treated with conventional surgery. Treatments with Interventional Radiology involve the use of imaging technology to perform medical procedures inside the body. These procedures minimize risk, offer faster recovery times and are generally more cost-effective than surgical alternatives. Interventional procedures are often performed to place small medical devices inside the body that are used to deliver targeted treatment or therapy. For instance, a tiny catheter can be placed at a tumor site to send chemotherapy drugs directly to the cancer cells. Sedation medications are given intravenously using AccuVein vein finder technology to provide the patient a quick and comfortable experience. Our Interventional Radiologists are board-certified physicians with special training in image-guided medical procedures. Depending on your condition, your procedure may be guided with Fluoroscopy, Ultrasound, Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), or Computed Tomography (CT). Visit Our Interventional Radiology Site PRIVACY PATIENT SAFETY CONTACT US

CORONAVIRUS (COVID-19) UPDATE COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY OVERVIEW A computerized tomography (CT) exam offers several advantages in the diagnosis and treatment of many medical conditions such as: cancer, cardiovascular disease, infectious diseases, trauma, and musculoskeletal disorders. Perhaps the greatest benefit to a CT exam is its ability to capture, with exceptional clarity and detail, images of internal organs, bone, soft tissue, blood vessels, and other areas inside the body that can be difficult to see with conventional X-ray. The sophisticated technology works by taking multiple pictures from different angles inside the body. A computer analyzes and integrates the data to create a series of cross-sectional pictures, called slices. These slices are combined to produce two and three-dimensional images that can be viewed clearly on a monitor. These images can be shared electronically or printed. This study allows physicians to accurately evaluate the location, shape, size, density, and texture of internal structures. Utilizing the technologically advanced Toshiba Prime CT scanners, Inland Imaging is now able to deliver high-resolution medical images while reducing patients’ exposure to radiation, in some cases reducing the exposure by up to two-thirds. The industry-leading software automatically reduces the radiation dose to a patient’s specific needs and minimizes scanner noise, all while increasing image quality. Coronary CT | Calcium Scoring | CT Lung Screen Coronary CT Angiography | Virtual Colonoscopy PRIVACY PATIENT SAFETY CONTACT US