We are proud to announce that at Strathfield Medical Imaging we have added another scan type to our repertoire- the CT Coronary Angiogram.

Due to an upgrade of our CT machine last month, we now have the latest and greatest low dose GE 128 slice Revolution EVO.

The Revolution EVO features the latest in Smart Flow technologies designed to improve productivity by streamlining user workflow. With more intelligence and automation from patient preparation through post processing, we can perform more studies in less time and with higher accuracy and a lower dose.

Improving spatial resolution by up to 100% over previous GE CT scanners enables the image clarity your doctor needs to see fine anatomical details, providing a pathway to a quick, confident diagnosis.

To read more about CT Coronary Angiogram’s and the preparation you need before coming in for your heart scan, please CLICK HERE.

Other sites which also provide CT Coronary Angiogram studies include Burwood Medical Imaging, Auburn Medical Imaging, Rouse Hill Medical Imaging, Campsie Medical Imaging, Norwest Medical Imaging and Pennant Hills medical imaging.

Contact Us at Strathfield Medical Imaging today to make an appointment!

Phone: (02) 8622 0000

Suite 207, Level 2, Strathfield Plaza
11 The Boulevarde
Strathfield 2135 NSW

Dramatic crashes, spectacular spills and high-profile injuries – if anything, a week and a half of action in Pyeongchang has proved Winter Olympic events carry with them a fairly high degree of risk.

Just yesterday, one of the Canadian skiers Chris Del Bosco suffered a suspected broken pelvis after a brutal 30m fall in the men’s ski cross.

The 35-year-old completely misjudged his takeoff from a jump and accidentally performed a horror backflip, which left him flying through the air upside-down.

He desperately kicked his legs in midair to try to reset himself but could not get upright.

Del Bosco then landed on his right hip before skidding several metres and coming to a stop as his rivals went on to finish the run.

A Canadian official initially said he had suffered a broken pelvis but then revealed more Medical Imaging tests were needed to determine the full extent of the injury.

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Today, Friday the 16th of February marks the beginning of the Chinese New Year celebrations around the world for 2018.

In Chinese astrology, each year is related to a Chinese zodiac animal according to the 12-year cycle. 2018 is an Earth Dog Year, the eleventh sign in the Chinese zodiac.

Years of the Dog include 1934, 1946, 1958, 1970, 1982, 1994, 2006, 2018, and 2030…

If you’re born in a Dog year, the following are deemed lucky for you:

• Lucky numbers: 3, 4, 9
• Lucky colors: red, green, and purple
• Lucky flowers: rose, cymbidium orchids

Whether born under the zodiac year or not, we expect people all over the world to participate in celebrations, by letting off firecrackers, ringing bells, watching traditional lion dances and gathering with both family and friends.

We would like to wish all of our patients and staff a Happy Chinese New Year and well wishes with good health, wealth and luck for 2018, the Year of the Dog!

Rouse Hill Medical Imaging has been nominated for the 2018 Local Business Awards! 

The Local Business Awards is the most comprehensive business awards program covering a wide variety of industry categories. The categories in each region vary in order to recognise the industries in the specific business community, and we are proud to announce that Rouse Hill Medical Imaging has been nominated in the Health Improvement Service category!

CLICK HERE TO VOTE FOR US

Voting is NOW OPEN and closes on March 13, 2018

For further information regarding the services we provide at Rouse Hill Medical Imaging please contact us, or visit our website today!