Radiology Services

Elkhart General’s Radiology Department is a highly specialized department that strives to meet all patient and clinician needs in diagnostic imaging and image-guided therapies. Performing more than 125,000 diagnostic imaging procedures each year, we offer patients access to experienced technologist and radiologists as well as the most advanced imaging technology available.

• CT Scanning
  A computed tomography (CT) scan uses x-rays to produce pictures of structures inside the body.
  
  Includes: Cardiac SmartScore; 64-Slice CT; Abdomen/Pelvis CT; Angiography CT; Chest CT; Extremity/Joints CT; Head/Brain CT; Sinus CT; Spine CT
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
  A Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) scan, uses a magnetic field and low energy radio waves to produce a series of pictures of your head, spine, or other parts of your body.
• Nuclear Medicine
  Nuclear Medicine is a full-service department which performs both diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.
• PET/CT Scanning
  Positron Emission Tomography (PET) /Computed Tomography (CT) scanning are both standard imaging tools that physicians use to pinpoint disease states in the body.
• Ultrasound
  Ultrasound is a test that uses reflected sound waves to produce an image of organs and other structures in the body.
• X-ray Exams
  X-rays are a form of radiation, like light or radio waves that can be focused into a beam, much like a flashlight beam.
• Meet Our Radiologists
  Elkhart General Hospital radiology exams are interpreted by the physicians of Radiology Inc.
• SilverHawk-A New Treatment for Peripheral Artery Disease
  Thanks to improved diagnostic techniques coupled with a remarkable new treatment called SilverHawk, we're in a much better position to help people recover from Peripheral Artery Disease.
• RadiologyInfo (www.radiologyinfo.org)
  Patient information about radiologic procedures and the role of radiologists in healthcare. Concise, accurate descriptions of diagnostic, interventional and therapeutic radiology procedures, how each is performed, and what patients might experience.
• Radiologic Technology Students