Knowledge base

Digital imaging, like the invention of X-rays earlier, was a revolution in medical diagnostics, enabling increasingly precise and rapid analysis. This technology goes significantly beyond the capabilities of traditional radiological methods, offering incomparably better image quality and greater diagnosis efficiency.

A cardiac CT scan is a specialised, non-invasive diagnostic imaging test that uses X-rays to create detailed images of the heart. It is particularly useful in diagnosing coronary artery disease and assessing the risk of myocardial infarction, as well as in diagnosing heart defects and evaluating the patient’s condition after cardiac surgery.

Craniofacial computed tomography is an extremely precise imaging test, which achieves a high level of detail owing to the use of multi-row CT scanners and state-of-the-art software that makes it possible to create virtual anatomical models of the complex structures of the viscerocranium

A chest CT scan is an imaging examination performed using modern CT scanners that enable accurate visualisation of the organs located in the mediastinum – the area between the head and the abdominal cavity. Computed tomography of the chest cavity makes it possible to diagnose various diseases and injuries, and can also be used to monitor the effects of treatment.

Head computed tomography (head CT) is an innovative diagnostic tool that has revolutionised the way doctors see and understand the brain. Unlike traditional X-rays, CT scans offer extremely detailed 3D images of the brain’s structures, making it possible to accurately identify and evaluate various neurological conditions.