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An X-ray is a quick and painless test that uses low-dose X-rays to produce images of bones and joints. It makes it easy to detect fractures, wear and tear, or abnormalities. It is the most common medical imaging test and can be performed with a simple doctor’s prescription.

Ultrasound uses ultrasound waves (not X-rays), which makes it completely harmless. Using a small probe placed on the skin, it allows for real-time visualization of organs, muscles, tendons, and blood vessels. It is a painless, safe procedure that is accessible to everyone, including pregnant women.

Mammography, the gold standard in breast screening, uses a low dose of X-rays to detect potential abnormalities in the breast.
Conducted in a supportive environment, it enables essential early detection. Our state-of-the-art equipment ensures high-definition imaging and optimal comfort.

Cone Beam is a specialized 3D imaging technique used in dentistry and maxillofacial medicine. More accurate than a conventional X-ray and involving less radiation than a CT scan, it is the test of choice for evaluations related to dental implants, sinuses, or wisdom teeth.

This exam is covered by insurance and does not require any specific preparation. For a dental CT scan, the referral must be issued by a stomatologist or a dentist.

Image-guided injection is a technique used to precisely deliver a medication—such as an anti-inflammatory, a local anesthetic, or hyaluronic acid—into a joint or around a tendon or nerve.

Arthro CBCT combines contrast agent injection with high-resolution 3D imaging. It is the most effective exam for detailed analysis of cartilage, menisci, and ligaments. It provides an unparalleled view of complex joints such as the wrist or ankle.

Elastography, which complements ultrasound, measures tissue elasticity to assess tissue health. It is particularly effective for analyzing the liver or characterizing nodules without invasive procedures.

This test measures your bone mineral density to diagnose osteoporosis.