The Radiology and Imaging Department consists of seven divisions, providing a full range of services at both AnMed Health campuses. The department is a great place for radiological professionals. With the installation of PACS, or Picture Archiving Communications System, nearly every area of Radiology captures images digitally and shares them electronically throughout AnMed Health, giving physicians and staff instant access to images even at remote locations. This innovative technology has brought representatives from numerous hospitals and medical centers to AnMed Health in an effort to duplicate the success of our PACS program.

Our radiologists are dedicated to providing patients with state-of-the-art diagnostic testing and treatments through the most current methods available in the medical field.

Our staff includes physicians fellowship trained in Nuclear Medicine, fellowship trained in Musculoskeletal Radiology, fellowship trained in Interventional Radiology and specializing in Breast Imaging.

This comprehensive medical team helps ensure the best treatment for our patients. To set up an appointment call AnMed Health FirstCall Scheduling at (864) 512.2255 or click on the Physician Directory to learn more about our experienced staff.

The Conventional Radiology Department
Conventional Radiology performs plain film radiography, fluoroscopic gastrointestinal studies, intravenous pyelography, arthrography and myelography. Radiographic equipment includes digital fluoroscopy units, multifunctional diagnostic radiography units with tomography and dedicated chest units. Radiographic suites are also located in the Emergency and Surgical departments. Mobile X-rays and fluoroscopy units are available for bedside examinations.

The Magnetic Resonance Imaging Department
The AnMed Health North Campus uses a GE 1.5 T Horizon and a new GE Ovation open magnet for imaging, while AnMed Health Medical Center uses a GE 1.0 T Horizon for excellent image quality and scanning speed.

The Medical Sonics Department
The Medical Sonics Department uses sophisticated ultrasound systems, including Acuson and GE Imaging-both with color flow and Doppler capabilities-to perform routine sonography, vascular duplex Doppler imaging with color flow, breast sonography, ultrasound guided biopsy, small-parts evaluation and uterine sonohysterograms and other general, obstetrical and urological procedures. The angiography suite features an open-system and two high-field strength scanners.

The Computerized Tomography Department
The Computerized Tomography Department uses GE Light Speed and CTi systems at AnMed Health Medical Center to produce optimum scans in minimal time, while the AnMed Health North Campus uses a GE Light Speed system. Interpreting physicians in this area include radiologists and neurologists.

Women's Diagnostics
Women's Diagnostics was the first facility in the state to have an all-digital mammography system. Mammography-interpreting specialists and registered technologists provide diagnostics and interventional services, following state, federal and American College of Radiology (ACR) guidelines. The Diagnostic Centereatures three digital mammography machines, a breast MRI and MRI-guided biopsy technology.

The Nuclear Medicine Department
The Nuclear Medicine Department features the latest technology in nuclear imaging. The AnMed Health Cancer Center uses an ADAC camera for imaging. There nuclear medicine specialists perform bone scans and total body iodine scans, plus new lymphoscintigraphy, sentinel node localization and Positron Emission Tomography (PET).

AnMed Health Medical Center diagnostic imaging equipment includes Picker SPECT 3000 and 2000 systems, a single-head large-field camera and a mobile imaging camera. An aggressive quality-assurance program ensures state and federal regulatory compliance.

The Radiologic Technology Program
The Radiologic Technology Program, AnMed Health's two-year, accredited, hospital-based program, trains students to operate today's most modern multiple-imaging modalities-preparing them to become the skilled radiologic technologists of tomorrow. Click here to learn more about the program.