Magnetic Resonance (MR / EMAR)

It is a radiation-free, high-resolution imaging technique for soft tissues, the brain, and joint structures.

• MRI scans of the brain, neck, and spine
• Knee, shoulder, hip, and all joint imaging
• Detailed abdominal and pelvic scans
• Radiation-free, high-contrast tissue differentiation

Computed Tomography (CT)

It is a rapid imaging method that allows for detailed scanning of the body’s internal structures in a matter of seconds.

• CT Scan of the Lungs and Chest Cage
• Comprehensive evaluation of all abdominal and organ pathologies
• Bone structure, fracture, and trauma detection
• High-speed imaging using low-dose radiation protocols

Ultrasonography and Color Doppler

It is a radiation-free method of evaluating internal organs and blood vessels using sound waves.

• All abdominal, liver, and kidney ultrasounds
• Thyroid, breast, and superficial tissue screenings
• Arterial and Venous Color Doppler of the Upper and Lower Extremities
• Carotid-vertebral Vessel and Blood Flow Analyses

Digital Mammography and Breast Health

It is the screening for microcalcifications and masses in breast tissue at an early stage.

• High-resolution digital mammograms
• Routine screenings and follow-ups for suspicious masses
• Combined Breast Evaluation Using Ultrasonography
• Comfortable and precise shooting with minimal pressure

Digital X-rays (Direct Radiographs)

It is a clear and real-time assessment of the skeletal system and the lungs.

• Respiratory system examinations using chest X-rays
• X-rays of the entire skeletal system, bones, and joints
• Low-radiation digital sensor infrastructure
• Fast reporting and instant access via the PACS system

Bone Density Measurement (DEXA)

It involves the careful analysis and monitoring of osteoporosis (bone loss) and the risk of fractures.

• Density measurement of the lumbar spine and femoral neck
• Postmenopausal Osteoporosis Screenings
• Fracture risk scoring and monitoring of treatment response
• A fast, painless, and safe screening protocol

In What Situations Is Medical Imaging Necessary?

• In cases of trauma, accidents, blows, or suspected bone fractures
• For persistent headaches, back pain, neck pain, and joint pain
• For chest pain, shortness of breath, and a persistent cough
• In cases of suspicious lumps, swelling, and lesions felt on the body
• For complaints of internal organ disorders and abdominal pain
• During the preoperative anatomical planning phase
• For routine checkups and cancer screening

Screening and Evaluation Process

Our imaging process is organized according to the following steps:

1. Requirements and Preparation: Selecting the appropriate imaging modality based on the physician's request and informing the patient
2. Filming Phase: Comfortable and proper positioning under the guidance of experienced radiology technicians
3. Image Processing: Importing high-resolution digital raw data into the system
4. Expert Review: Detailed analysis of the images by a radiologist
5. Reporting: Preparation of a reliable, clear, and medically accurate report of the results
6. Clinical Integration: Sharing the results in real time with the physician responsible for the treatment

Why Choose the Radiology Department at Özel Trakya Hospital?

• A team of experienced and specialized radiologists
• A fleet of high-resolution devices equipped with advanced technology
• Safe filming standards based on the principle of low radiation
• Quick access to images with PACS digital archiving
• Fast and thorough reporting processes
• 24/7 emergency imaging and diagnostic support