Radiology & Imaging

Radiology & Imaging

Overview

Our in-house diagnostic and imaging needs are supported by Parkway Radiology.

We have a full suite of diagnostic and interventional radiology services, including 4 radiology departments, 3 cardiac laboratories, 2 nuclear medicine / PET centres, 7 radiology clinics, and the Mount Elizabeth Breast Care Centre.

Our specialised radiologists and highly trained healthcare professionals work as a team to:

  • Interpret your imaging reports
  • Assist your medical team in making the best decisions for your treatment

Diagnostic radiology and imaging

Diagnostic radiology is a medical specialty that uses non-invasive imaging techniques to locate and diagnose certain conditions. It generally uses low doses of radiation to generate a detailed image of a specific area.

Radiology vs radiography

Radiology includes both imaging techniques (such as X-rays or MRI scans) and treatments (such as radiotherapy). In contrast, radiography is limited to imaging techniques only.

Mount Elizabeth Breast Care Centre

Mount Elizabeth Breast Care Centre offers a one-stop solution for your breast screening, assessment and diagnostic needs.

Designed with your privacy and comfort in mind, our centre delivers a smooth, fuss-free experience in a comfortable environment, including a designated waiting area for female patients only.

If any abnormalities are picked up during your screening, we will refer you to our breast specialists for consultation and treatment, where necessary.

Our team of surgeons, radiologists, nurses and allied health professionals work closely to:

  • Provide comprehensive and personalised care
  • Support you through your breast health journey

Get in touch

We are located within the radiologic clinics at both Mount Elizabeth Hospital and Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital. Further assessment of mammogram results is accepted at both clinics.

Our Locations
Radiology Centre - Mount Elizabeth Hospital

Radiology Centre - Mount Elizabeth Hospital

Address:

3 Mount Elizabeth
Singapore 228510

Main line:

+65 6731 2100

Opening hours:

Monday to Friday: 8.00am – 5.00pm

Saturday: 8.00am – 12.30pm

Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed

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Radiology Department - Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital

Radiology Department - Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital

Address:

38 Irrawady Road
Singapore 329563

Main line:

+65 6388 4333

WhatsApp appointment and medical enquiry:

+65 8798 8008

Email:

info@parkwayradiology.com.sg

Opening hours:

Monday to Friday: 8.00am – 5.30pm

Saturday: 8.00am – 1.00pm

Sunday & Public Holidays: Closed

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