MRI
Brain and spine, joints and soft tissue, abdomen and pelvis, breast and cardiac studies, including contrast-enhanced and functional sequences.
What we do
Second opinions from subspecialty radiologists
Every case is read by a radiologist who works in that field daily. You receive a structured written report, in plain language where it helps, that you can share with your treating doctor.
CT
Head, chest, abdomen and pelvis, angiography, oncology staging and follow-up, trauma and post-operative studies.
X-ray
Chest and skeletal radiographs, fracture and alignment assessment, post-surgical follow-up and screening films.
Subspecialty areas
- Neuroradiology
- Musculoskeletal imaging
- Abdominal and pelvic imaging
- Chest and cardiothoracic imaging
- Breast imaging
- Oncologic imaging
- Paediatric radiology
- Head and neck imaging
What you receive
- A full re-read of the images. Not a review of the original report — the study is read again from scratch.
- Comparison with prior exams when you upload them, so change over time is properly assessed.
- A clear written report with findings, an impression and, where relevant, suggested next imaging steps.
- A note of any disagreement with the original report, described carefully and respectfully.