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the images of the exams will be accessible to doctors and patients on our server website. However, on specific request, the images can be copied to a USB key
Yes, the imaging tests carried out at the radiology facility require a medical prescription. Doctors, dentists and chiropractors can prescribe imaging tests according to their expertise.
Results of tests ordered urgently can be sent the same day. Other test reports are usually sent to your doctor within 48 hours.
At our facility in Esch-sur-Alzette, all X-rays are available without an appointment. For other types of examinations, we will find the best place and time according to availability.We advise you to book online CTA or to contact us.
Please bring them with you. You can take it immediately after the examination. If you need to take other medication, bring it with you. You can also take them immediately after the examination.
The radiologist is responsible for the interpretation of the images taken during the examination. But there is no scheduled appointment with him. In some cases, the radiologist may ask to see you if he or she considers it necessary.
No, the radiologist must review the images received before reporting them to your doctor. Radiology is a medical imaging technique that uses ionising X-rays. Using the images produced by the X-ray equipment, we can inspect specific areas and identify and locate foreign bodies.
Ultrasound is an ultrasound imaging procedure. Ultrasound allows the creation of cross-sectional images in all planes. In particular, it is possible to record organs such as the heart and the foetus of pregnant women.
An ultrasound is performed by a radiologist or technician and lasts between 15 and 30 minutes.
See the detailed section on ultrasound for more information on the content of this examination.
Ultrasound is usually performed for the following purposes:
- Distinguish between liquid cysts and solid tumors.
- To check the location, structure, and size of specific organs.
- Recognize the stages of cancer development.
For more information on this test, please visit our detailed ultrasound page.
Cortisone injections (a powerful anti-inflammatory) are used to treat a variety of musculoskeletal problems such as
- shoulder pain (tendonitis, bursitis, impingement syndrome, arthritis)
- knee pain (osteoarthritis, meniscal tear, arthritis, crow's feet tendonitis)
- elbow pain (epicondylitis)
- hip pain (osteoarthritis, trochanteric bursitis)
- carpal tunnel syndrome;
- constrictive tenosynovitis (training finger)
- osteoarthritis of the thumb
- Arnold's neuralgia
This is a procedure in which hyaluronic acids In joints damaged by osteoarthritis, such as the knees and hips, this lubricant is not present in sufficient quantities to maintain healthy cartilage.
Mammography allows the structure of the breast to be visualized and abnormalities (such as nodules, tumors, or cysts) that are not apparent on palpation to be detected.
You can have a mammogram at our facility in Esch-sur-Alzette. It is an accessible and quick test. However, mammography is only done by appointment. Have your prescription ready and book online.
A mammogram is performed by a radiologist and takes only a few minutes.
A mammogram is usually done when a health professional identifies a problem such as a discharge, lump, or change in the skin or nipple. Mammograms are also done to screen for breast cancer.
An X-ray is an X-ray imaging procedure that can be used to view various organs, bones, or structures within the body. The light rays are more or less absorbed by the tissue before being collected on the light-sensitive plate.
The X-ray examination is performed by a radiologist and takes only a few minutes.
An x-ray is a physical examination that allows a doctor to diagnose a variety of medical conditions such as bone disease, injuries, fractures, infections, cancer and degenerative diseases.
A CT scan is an X-ray examination that gives detailed three-dimensional images of tissue, bones, organs, or blood vessels.
A CT scan can be done in our imaging centre in Esch-sur-Alzette. Please have your prescription at hand so that you can book online or by phone.
When planning your activities, keep in mind that the total duration of your visit may be 30 to 60 minutes, even though the examination itself only takes 5 to 25 minutes.
To learn more about the examination process, read our detailed section on CT examinations.
A CT scan is usually done to look for abnormalities or disorders that can affect any part of the body. There are several reasons why doctors prescribe CT scans. You can see how the examination is carried out in the detailed chapter CT examination.
"CT" stands for "computer tomography". A CT scan is an X-ray examination that produces detailed three-dimensional images.
This test requires a thorough cleaning of the colon.
See the Virtual Colonoscopy page for the necessary preparation steps.
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