3D mammography, also known as breast tomosynthesis, is an advanced imaging technique that captures multiple images from different angles to create a detailed, layered view of the breast. This improves detection accuracy, particularly in women with dense breast tissue, and helps radiologist identify abnormalities with greater confidence for earlier diagnosis.

2D mammography is a widely used digital X-ray examination for breast cancer screening and diagnostic evaluation. It provides clear images of breast tissue to detect early changes and abnormalities.

This quick and effective examination plays an important role in routine breast health screening and ongoing monitoring.

Contrast-Enhanced Mammogram combines digital mammography with a contrast agent to highlight areas of increased blood flow within the breast tissue. This advanced technique improves detection of abnormalities, particularly in dense breast tissue, and provides additional diagnostic clarity when further evaluation is required.

Breast MRI is a highly sensitive imaging examination that uses magnetic fields and radio waves to produce detailed images of breast tissue. It is particularly useful for high-risk screening, evaluating complex findings, and assessing the extent of disease of disease, without the use of ionizing radiation.

Breast ultrasound is a safe, radiation- free imaging examination that uses sound waves to evaluate breast tissue. It is commonly used to assess lumps, areas of concern, and findings from mammography, helping to distinguish between cysts and solid lesions and providing additional diagnostic clarity.

Our General Ultrasound services combine advanced imaging technology with specialist expertise in a comfortable, patient-focused environment. These radiation-free examinations of the abdomen, pelvis, thyroid, kidneys (KUB), and vascular system provide accurate, timely insights to support diagnosis and ongoing care.

Our interventional procedures include image-guided breast biopsies and thyroid fine needle aspiration (FNA) to evaluate areas of concern. These minimally invasive procedures are performed with precision using ultrasound or mammographic guidance, allowing accurate tissue sampling to support timely diagnosis and appropriate treatment planning in a safe and comfortable environment.