X-Ray & Ultrasound

Ground Floor, 40 Third Avenue
Blacktown NSW 2148 Australia
Tel: (02) 9621 6355
Fax: (02) 9621 6355

General X-Ray

The results of these tests will be sent to the referring healthcare provider. The patient will be asked to remove any type of jewelry, metal or zippers from the chest area so it does not interfere with the image. The patient will be provided with a gown to wear during the exam.

Chest X-Ray

A chest x-ray looks at the structures of the chest. It allows the radiologist to identify problems with the lungs and evaluate the heart region.

Abdomen X-Ray

An x-ray of the abdomen demonstrates the internal structures of the abdomen. It allows the radiologist to identify abnormal bowel patterns and kidney stones. A single abdominal x-ray may be taken prior to GI (gastrointestinal) imaging to evaluate bowel preparation.

Spinal X-Rays

Spinal x-rays take a look at portions of the spine including the upper regions of the neck (cervical spine), middle back (thoracic spine) and the lower back (lumbar spine, sacrum and/or coccyx).

Skull, Facial Bones, and Sinus X-Rays

Skull, facial bones and sinus x-rays are images that demonstrate regions of the head. They are used to identify problems concerning the structures of the skull, facial bones and sinuses.

Extremity X-Rays

Description - An extremity x-ray looks at the bones in the affected area. The radiologist is able to assess injury of the bones for possible fracture and evaluate the surrounding soft tissue for abnormality. The following exams may be ordered to evaluate portions of the extremities:

This information is intended for educational purposes only. This should not replace medical advice from your doctor. Please call your doctor if you have any medical questions concerning your health.