Radiology and Medical Imaging
Radiology is a core medical specialty that supports the diagnosis and follow-up of diseases through imaging technologies. At Koza Health Group, imaging examinations are evaluated by specialist radiologists to support clinical decisions.
Ultrasonography (USG) and other imaging methods available at our institutions provide important information for evaluating organs, soft tissues and different anatomical structures. The appropriate examination is selected according to the patient’s clinical condition and the referring physician’s request.
Accurate interpretation of radiological images is an important stage of the diagnostic process. At Koza Health Group, we prioritize accurate evaluation, patient safety and coordinated work with the relevant clinical specialties.
What Does Radiology Evaluate?
Rather than treating a single group of diseases directly, Radiology supports diagnosis and follow-up through imaging. Ultrasonography and other available imaging methods can be used to evaluate a wide range of organs and tissues.
When Should You See Radiology?
Radiological examinations are generally performed following clinical evaluation and a request from the relevant physician.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. Does ultrasonography use radiation?
No.
2. Is an ultrasound examination painful?
It is generally painless.
3. Do I always need to fast before an ultrasound?
No. Preparation depends on the type of examination.
4. Who evaluates the results?
The images are evaluated by a radiology specialist.
5. Why is Radiology important?
It provides clinicians with important information during the diagnosis and follow-up of many diseases.
The information on this page is for general information only. Please consult a healthcare professional for diagnosis and treatment.
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