The 128-Slice Multidetector helical computed tomography is an ultra fast low radiation dose CT scanner.  It is equipped with the latest technology, offering superior resolution and unprecedented image quality of the soft tissues, vascular system, heart and coronary arteries and bone.

The system covers 128 slices in a single rotation. This results in improved temporal resolution (the ability to image organs that are in constant motion, such as the heart, coronary arteries and bowel sharply and without blur).  The CT has a spatial resolution of 0.24 mm and acquires images so quickly (in seconds) that less contrast media is required. Shorter examination times make patients comfortable. The scanner has a large gantry width of 78 cm and 485 pound table-weight capacity.

The CT scanner has one of the lowest radiation doses in the market.  Unnecessary radiation dose is physically blocked from the patient.  Only the dose that is clinically relevant to the patient is applied.  Zilkha Radiology is always investigating ways to decrease radiation dose.  We have acquired additional hardware and software that further decreases the radiation dose to the patient (up to 80%). This FDA approved cutting edge technology is currently used in children’s hospitals around the country where low dose CT is the highest priority.  Zilkha Radiology is the first and only practice in the Northeast and New York State to acquire and provide this new low dose technology.  We optimize diagnostic quality while keeping patient safety our number one priority.

Dosage Card - Front
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Dosage Card - Back
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The patient may request and receive this radiation dose card after undergoing the CT examination.

Zilkha Radiology Offers In-Office Anesthesia.

 
 
 
 

At each of our locations, we provide the latest procedures in the field of radiology. All our radiologists are certified by the American Board of Radiology and are fellowship trained in their subspecialty. If you have any questions about certain procedures, please do not hesitate to call our office. We will be pleased to answer any of your questions.

3.0 Tesla MRI Scanners


 

MRI of the brain
Diffusion weighted MRI
Fiber Tractography & Diffusion Tensor Imaging (DTI)
Fractional Anisotropy (FA)
MRI of the spine
Musculoskeletal MRI
MR arthrography
MRI of the breast
MRI guided breast biopsy
MRI of the chest
MRI of the abdomen
MRCP (MR cholangiopancreatogram)
MRI of the pelvis
MRI of the scrotum



Magnetic Resonance Angiography (MRA)



Neurovascular MRA
Peripheral MRA
Chest MRA
Abdomen MRA



PET/CT Scan

Positron Emission Tomography  (PET/CT)


 

128-Slice Multi-Detector Helical Computed Tomography (MDCT) Using Low Dose Technology

Head
Sinuses
Neck
Chest
Abdomen
Pelvis
Virtual Colonoscopy
CT urogram
Spine
Extremities
CT arthrography



Thyroid
Ultrasound guided thyroid biopsy
Abdomen
Gallbladder
Pelvis
Prostate (transrectal)
Scrotum
Breast
Ultrasound guided breast biopsy
Hysterosonography
Obstetric ultrasound
Musculoskeletal



Echocardiography

 


 

Doppler Vascular Ultrasound
Neck (Carotid arteries)
Abdomen (aorta and renal arteries)
Leg (arterial and venous)
Heart (echocardiography)



Digital Mammography

Diagnostic mammography
Computer assisted detection (CAD)
Breast MRI



DEXA Bone Densitometry

Osteoporosis



Nuclear Medicine

Brain SPECT
Bone Scan: Whole body, 3-Phase, SPECT, Regional Limited area
Gallium; Whole body, regional, SPECT
Indium Scan (Tagged white cell)
Hepatobiliary (HIDA)
HIDA with CCK (Gallbladder EF)
Gastrointestinal bleed
Meckel’s diverticulum
Gastric emptying
Liver/Spleen
Hemangioma (tagged red cells)
Renal Scan
Renal with Captopril (Hypertension)
Renal with Lasix
Thyroid scan & Uptake
Parathyroid scan with Sestamibi
1-131 whole body
Octreo Scan
Lung scan; Ventilation/perfusion, Quantitative



Digital Diagnostic Radiology

X-rays
Fluoroscopy: esophogram, GI series, Small bowel, barium enema
Intravenous Pyelogram (IVP)
Hysterosalpingogram
Hysterosonography

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