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The Medical Imaging Department at Scott Memorial Health offers both comprehensive imaging and diagnosis, where patients can have most of their diagnostic needs met at one location – convenient and close to home. Our radiologists work hard to ensure that we remain on the leading edge of technology. To see inside the human body, our radiologists employ the latest technology, including:
The physicians and support staff at Scott Memorial work together to provide the most comprehensive medical imaging care in the area.
Our center is accredited in Ultrasound, Computed Tomography (CT), Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI), and Mammography from the American College of Radiology and in Ultrasound from the Intersocietal Commission for the Accreditation of Vascular Laboratories.
Our state-of-the-art equipment puts your safety and comfort first. The Digital R&F x-ray system is the first in the state of Indiana to incorporate a Wireless detector.
The increased speed and flexibility of the wireless detector produces diagnostic images at half the dose of the previous system resulting in lower radiation exposure to the patient. It also provides images to the physician in seconds as opposed to minutes for faster diagnosis, reducing patient exam times and shorter wait times. This is extremely important when performing emergency procedures when every second counts.
We are the only provider in the area that has invested in the latest technology designed by women, for women. The GE Senographe Pristina 3D mammography scanner is designed to improve comfort and deliver a better breast exam experience while producing a superior image for diagnostic accuracy. Our 3D mammogram offers the lowest dose of radiation of all FDA approved 3D mammography systems in the area.
We recently adopted new technology that further maximizes the benefits of 3D mammography. ProFound AI™ is the first FDA-cleared 3D software using artificial intelligence (AI). The technology is clinically proven to enhance breast cancer detection, while significantly reducing the rate of false positives and unnecessary recalls.