Understanding Your Scan

Before Your Scan

A little preparation makes an appointment easier. Knowing which examination is planned, and bringing the right paperwork, is most of it.

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Before You Arrive

Before You Arrive

Four things worth doing.

  1. Know which examination is planned

    Your referral usually names it. If it is unclear, message the centre before you travel and our team will help you confirm.

  2. Bring your records

    Carry your doctor's referral, previous reports and any earlier scan images.

  3. Follow the instructions you were given

    Preparation such as a full bladder or fasting depends on the examination. Instructions specific to your scan are shared when your appointment is confirmed.

  4. Write down your questions

    It is easy to forget them in the room. A short list helps you get more from the appointment.

Please Tell Our Team

Tell our team if you are or may be pregnant before any X-ray examination.

Appointments

Appointments are recommended so that scan time can be planned and waiting reduced. You can call the centre or message on WhatsApp to arrange one.

Appointment Notes

Questions you may want to ask

  1. Which examination has been booked for me?
  2. Is there anything I need to do beforehand?
  3. What should I bring with me?
  4. How long should I allow for the visit?

Your Next Step

Not sure where to start?

Tell us what you are looking for and we will point you to the right information, or help you arrange a visit.

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Have a question about your examination?

Our team can help you understand how to proceed, or arrange an appointment at the centre.

For medical concerns or interpretation of individual findings, please speak directly with your doctor or healthcare provider.

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