X-Ray | CT | OPG | DEXA Bone Density - walk-in service (NO APPOINTMENT required)

All other studies require appointments; especially all Ultrasounds, Injections, Biopsies, Mammograms, MRI etc.

There are fasting requirements for the following examinations:

• CT/MRI Scans - if IV and/or oral contrast are indicated, please fast for at least 2 hours prior to the scan.
• Ultrasound Abdomen - 8 hours full-fast (no food or drinks) prior to the exam.
• Doppler Aorta- 8 hours full-fast (no food or drinks) prior to the exam.
• Renal Artery - 8 hours full-fast (no food or drinks) prior to the exam.

• US Pelvis - full bladder produces clear images of pelvic anatomy.
• US Obstetric Scan up to 30 weeks - full bladder produces clear images of your pelvic anatomy.
• US Renal - full bladder produces clear images of Renal anatomy.

• If there are 2 scans on the same referral both scans need to be performed before 7 days from the first scan is done.
• If there are 2 scans on the same referral, both scans need to be performed at the same Radiology Practice.

Your doctor will receive the report within 24 hours for most studies. Some complex studies may require additional time (up to 48 hours) to report however you will be informed prior to leaving the clinic.

Yes, we perform 2D/3D scans using state of the art equipment at our Wetherill Park clinic.

To minimise the risk of bleeding, we recommend that you stop taking anti-coagulation or anti-platelet (blood-thinning) medication 5 DAYS PRIOR to your scheduled exam.

We advise all our patients to consult your GP and/or Physician prior to formally ceasing any medication.

Due to the superficial nature of bursa injections, we DO NOT recommend that you need to stop any medications.

If you have any concerns, please contact one of our friendly team members to have a confidential discussion.

To minimise the risk of bleeding, we recommend that you stop taking anti-coagulation or anti-platelet (blood-thinning) medication 5 DAYS PRIOR to your scheduled exam.

We advise all our patients to consult your GP and/or Physician prior to formally ceasing any medication.