This procedure is non-invasive. Our doctors can use it to determine what the inside of the breast looks like without having to perform a surgery, or to flatten the breast, as in a mammogram. Breast MRI is an evolving technology and should not replace standard screening and diagnostic procedures (e.g., clinical and self-exams, mammogram, fine needle aspiration, or biopsy). Our hope is that such non-invasive studies will contribute to our progress in learning to predict the behaviour of tumours, and in selecting proper treatments. In addition to Breast MRIs, all kinds of neuroimaging, Musculoskeletal (MSK) imaging, and body imaging, are also performed by our radiologists.

We specialise in Ultrasound screening to find cancers in their earliest stages through sonography screening, which has no radiation and involves no injections. A sonogram is non-invasive, efficient, and accurate. Our Radiology department is unique in that all of our sonograms are performed by a physician trained specifically in sonography, and the results are communicated to the patient immediately. Our equipment comfortably and quickly takes an image of dense breast tissue. The procedure takes approximately 15 minutes.

This procedure is non-invasive. Our doctors can use it to determine what the inside of the breast looks like without having to perform a surgery, or to flatten the breast, as in a mammogram. Breast MRI is an evolving technology and should not replace standard screening and diagnostic procedures (e.g., clinical and self-exams, mammogram, fine needle aspiration, or biopsy). Our hope is that such non-invasive studies will contribute to our progress in learning to predict the behaviour of tumours, and in selecting proper treatments. In addition to Breast MRIs, all kinds of neuroimaging, Musculoskeletal (MSK) imaging, and body imaging, are also performed by our radiologists.

Mammography uses X-ray technology to detect and diagnose tumours of the breast. There are two kinds: screening and diagnostic. Screening mammograms detect tumours and calcifications that are too small to be felt. During this procedure, one of our trained technicians will take two or more X-ray pictures of each breast. If the results show signs of cancer, then a diagnostic mammogram is used to get a more detailed picture. Mammography can detect breast cancer at its earliest stages when it is most treatable. Yearly mammograms are recommended for women aged 40 and older.