We have another great MRI machine for claustrophobic patients. Check out our Esaote G-Scan Brio MRI located in our Ocala office! The G-scan Brio is a revolutionary MRI approach for all musculoskeletal applications, which increases diagnostic accuracy and confidence. The open and tilting design is the new and innovative way of doing MRI in which […]
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Are you claustrophobic? Our Oakley Seaver location has an Open MRI. The Open MRIs are noticeably quieter and are much more comfortable than a traditional MRI. It allows for imaging of the body in a relaxed, flat on your back position. Call us today to schedule! (352) 241-6100
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Have you ever jumped out of bed, excited for your mammogram appointment? Probably not! At Clermont Radiology’s Women’s Center, we have created a soothing, spa-like environment staffed with caring experts, to meet all your Women’s Imaging needs. By listening closely to our patients, we have identified 3 “must-haves” that create an ideal women’s imaging experience:
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It is estimated that 1 out of every 8 women in the United States will be diagnosed with breast cancer in her lifetime. Mammography plays an important role in the early diagnosis of breast cancer. One question our technologists are asked frequently is, “What’s the difference between a diagnostic mammogram and a screening mammogram?” Screening Mammogram A
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Most women begin having annual screening mammograms around age 40. But if you are 55 or older, you may be wondering “at what age can I can stop getting mammograms?” The answer to this question is not the same for every woman, however, there are 3 sources that can help guide you to an answer: The
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Maybe you have recently moved, changed doctors, or have new insurance and now, are going to a different imaging center for your annual mammogram. Either way, the new imaging center will very often request that you provide the images from your previous mammograms. So, why are these prior images so important? 3 Reasons Why your
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If you are a woman age 40 or above, breast cancer screening is or will soon be a part of your annual health checkup. Recently, the use of breast thermography as a screening tool for breast cancer has come into the picture as an alternative to the standard screening mammogram. Let’s take a closer look…
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Once a woman reaches the age of 40, mammograms become an annual part of her life. A common concern may be the risk of developing thyroid cancer due to radiation exposure during mammograms. Some women have even opted to wear a thyroid shield during their mammogram. But is this a good idea? Ready for the
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DEXA (dual energy x-ray absorptiometry) is an exam that estimates bone density in specific areas of the body using special x-ray technology. Your doctor may ask that you have a DEXA scan in order to: – Assess overall bone health – Determine risk for bone fractures or osteoporosis – Diagnose osteoporosis Who needs a DEXA Scan?
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Have you ever experienced discomfort or anxiety during a mammogram? You are not alone! Most women who have had a mammogram share this same discomfort. Instead of accepting patient pain as normal or unavoidable, we searched for a solution. Introducing… MammoPad® Breast Cusion! MammoPad® is a latex-free, foam pad that is placed on the mammography
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