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Abdominal Paracentesis

Draining excess belly fluid using a needle without ultrasound or other imaging guidance.

Anal Fissure Surgery

Surgically removes damaged anal tear tissue, sometimes releasing muscle tension to aid healing.

Angiogram

Specialized X-ray imaging using contrast dye to clearly visualize blood vessels and flow.

Arthroscopy

Minimally invasive joint surgery using a small camera instead of large open incisions.

Back MRI

Detailed scan of spinal discs and nerves using magnetic fields rather than radiation.

Barium Swallow Study

A real-time video X-ray evaluating how your throat and esophagus function during swallowing.

Body CT Scan

Detailed cross-sectional torso imaging, showing internal organs far better than standard flat X-rays.

Bone Age X-Ray

A hand X-ray evaluating a child's skeletal maturity compared to their chronological age.

Brain Scans

Imaging tests like MRIs or CTs that specifically capture internal brain structures and conditions.

Brain Shunt Surgery

Surgically placing a tube to redirect excess brain fluid to the abdomen or chest.

Breast Ultrasound

A complete ultrasound scan examining every quadrant of a single breast.

Cardiac CT Scan

A contrast-enhanced 3D scan specifically imaging coronary arteries to detect blockages.

Cardiac Stress Test

Monitors heart activity with an ECG while exercising on a treadmill or stationary bike.

Carotid Angiogram

Catheter-based X-ray imaging to check for blockages in the neck's carotid arteries.

Clitoroplasty Surgery

Reconstructive surgery that reshapes or reduces the clitoris specifically for intersex conditions.

Complete Elbow X-Ray

A comprehensive elbow X-ray capturing at least three angles to assess the joint.

Corneal Transplant

Full-thickness corneal replacement for eyes that already have an artificial lens implant.

Coronary Angiogram

A catheter-based X-ray test using dye to check for blocked heart arteries.

Coronary Stent Placement

Complex heart stent placement for multiple blocked arteries or patients with severe complications.

CT Angiogram

A specialized CT scan using contrast dye to clearly visualize blood vessels noninvasively.

CT Angiography

A CT scan using injected dye to specifically map and evaluate blood vessels.

CT Scan of Spine

Cross-sectional X-ray imaging focusing specifically on the vertebrae and bony spinal structures.

CT Scan with Contrast

Uses special dye to highlight blood vessels and organs more clearly than standard scans.

CT Scans

Combines multiple X-rays to produce detailed cross-sectional images, unlike standard flat X-rays.

D-Dimer Blood Test

A blood test measuring clot-breakdown proteins to help rule out dangerous blood clots.

Diagnostic ERCP

An endoscopic and X-ray examination specifically to diagnose bile and pancreatic duct conditions.

Doppler Ultrasound

Uses sound waves to measure blood flow through vessels, unlike standard structural imaging.

Duplex Ultrasound

Combines standard anatomical ultrasound with Doppler technology to evaluate blood vessel flow.

Echocardiogram

An ultrasound that uses sound waves to create moving pictures of the heart.

Echocardiography

Ultrasound imaging of the heart to evaluate its valves, chambers, and blood flow.

Elbow X-Ray

A two-view X-ray examining the elbow joint and bones for fractures or injuries.

Endoscopy

Visually inspecting internal organs with a flexible camera instead of external imaging.

Fetal Echocardiogram

A specialized ultrasound evaluating an unborn baby's heart structure, rhythm, and blood flow.

Fistula Surgery

Surgically repairing, closing, or removing an abnormal passageway between two organs or tissues.

Foot and Ankle X-Ray

A complete foot X-ray capturing at least three angles to evaluate bones and joints.

Foot and Ankle X-Ray

Images both foot and ankle bones together for fractures, unlike single-joint views.

Foot X-Ray (2 Views)

A basic two-angle foot X-ray evaluating fractures, joint damage, or bone alignment.

Gastric Bypass Surgery

Laparoscopic weight-loss surgery that creates a smaller stomach pouch and reroutes the intestines.

Hernia Repair

Surgery to reposition bulging internal tissue and reinforce the weakened surrounding muscle wall.

Hernia Repair Surgery

Surgery that repositions protruding internal tissue and reinforces the weakened muscle wall.

HIDA Scan

A nuclear scan tracking fluid flow to evaluate gallbladder and bile duct function.

Kidney Transplant

A donor kidney transplant surgery performed without requiring hemodialysis.

Knee X-Ray (3 Views)

Takes three distinct angled knee images, offering more detailed views than basic X-rays.

Labrum Surgery

Surgically repairing or trimming torn cartilage stabilizing the hip or shoulder socket.

Laser Prostate Surgery

Vaporizes obstructing prostate tissue with focused laser heat rather than traditional cutting.

Leg X-Ray

Images the leg's long bones rather than isolated joints or soft tissues.

Lipid Panel Blood Test

Measures total cholesterol, HDL, and triglycerides to evaluate cardiovascular health and risk.

Lipoprotein Apheresis

A specialized blood-filtering procedure that selectively removes harmful cholesterol before returning your blood.

Liver Transplant

Complex surgery replacing a failing liver or intestines in patients with major complications.

Lumbar Kyphoplasty

Repairing a fractured lower-back vertebra by inflating a balloon and injecting bone cement.

Lumpectomy

Surgical removal of a breast tumor while preserving the rest of the breast.

Lung Scan

Uses radioactive tracers to evaluate airflow and blood circulation, unlike standard chest X-rays.

Lung Transplant

Surgical replacement of one or both failing lungs with healthy donor organs.

Mammograms

Specialized low-dose X-ray imaging used specifically to evaluate and screen breast tissue.

Meniscus Repair Surgery

Minimally invasive surgery to stitch torn knee cartilage back together rather than removing it.

MRI Scans

Imaging using magnets and radio waves rather than radiation to visualize soft tissues.

MRI with Contrast

An MRI scan using injected dye to highlight tissues and vessels more clearly.

Neck Ultrasound

Images soft tissues of the neck, including the thyroid, using sound waves.

Needle Breast Biopsy

Sampling breast tissue using a needle guided by touch, without imaging equipment.

Open Ankle Fusion

Open surgery that permanently fuses ankle bones together to eliminate painful joint motion.

Pelvic Ultrasound

A full sound-wave scan evaluating pelvic organs rather than monitoring a pregnancy.

Pelvis X-Ray

A basic one- or two-view X-ray imaging the pelvic bones and hip joints.

PET Scan

Uses radioactive tracers to detect cellular metabolic activity rather than just physical structures.

Pituitary Surgery

Minimally invasive removal of pituitary tumors through the nose without opening the skull.

Psychoses

Round-the-clock secure hospital admission for acute psychiatric care and crisis stabilization.

Rib Removal Surgery

Surgery removing the first or extra neck rib to relieve compressed nerves and vessels.

Rotator Cuff Surgery

Open surgery using a traditional incision to repair long-standing rotator cuff tears.

Routine Blood Labs

Standard panels evaluating overall baseline health, unlike specialized or single-marker blood tests.

Screening Mammogram

Routine preventive breast X-rays to check for cancer in patients without symptoms.

Scrotal Ultrasound

A sound-wave imaging exam used specifically to evaluate the testicles and scrotum.

Spine MRI

Magnetic scan showing detailed views of spinal discs, nerves, and the spinal cord.

Stent Procedures

Inserting a tiny mesh tube to keep narrowed blood vessels or pathways open.

Stress Echocardiogram

Heart ultrasound imaging before and after exercise to evaluate function under stress.

Thoracic Kyphoplasty

Repairing a fractured mid-back vertebra by inflating a balloon and injecting cement.

Torn Labrum Surgery

Surgical repair or trimming of torn cartilage lining the shoulder or hip socket.

Total Hysterectomy

Surgical removal of the entire uterus and cervix through an abdominal incision.

Tubal Ligation Reversal

Surgically reconnecting previously cut or tied fallopian tubes to restore natural fertility.

Ultrasound

Creates internal images using high-frequency sound waves rather than radiation.

Urology Ultrasound

Ultrasound imaging focused specifically on the urinary system and male reproductive organs.

Vascular Embolization

A procedure that deliberately blocks blood flow to starve tumors or diseased organs.

Venography

An X-ray imaging test using injected dye to visualize veins rather than arteries.

Whole-Body Bone Scan

A nuclear medicine scan checking the entire skeleton rather than a single joint.

Whole-Body PET Scan

Detects metabolic cell activity throughout the entire body using a radioactive tracer.

X-Rays

Fast 2D radiation imaging primarily used to view bones rather than soft tissues.