What is a radiologist? Why do I need a radiologist to read my imaging study?

What is involved in a typical visit and what will happen during my exam?

What do I need to do to prepare for my exam?

Where will my exam be performed?

When will I get the results of my test?

Where can I call for more information prior to my exam?

Do I have to go into a CT Tunnel?

Is CT an X-ray?

Why do I need an injection?

Why do I have to drink so much of this "stuff"?

I've heard that the dye injection is dangerous. Is that true?

How and when will I get the results of the exam?

What is Mammography?

Who should have a mammogram?

Is it going to hurt?

Why shouldn't I wear any deodorant?

Why do I need additional views?

Can I have an ultrasound instead of a mammogram?

Does a breast ultrasound show more than a mammogram?

I have had many negative mammograms in the past. Is it necessary to keep having them?

How long will the exam take?

I'm claustrophobic. How far do I go into the scanner?

Do I really have to hold still?

I have metal in my body from prior surgery. Can I have an MRI?

How and when will I get the results of the exam?

Why do I have to have a full bladder for a pelvic ultrasound?

Why do I have to fast for an abdominal ultrasound?

How and when will I get the results of the exam?

Why do you have to take so many films?

What is Interventional Radiology?

What’s the difference between Interventional Radiology and Diagnostic Radiology?

What is Neuroradiology?

What is Nuclear Medicine?

What is a PET/CT?

What is a contrast agent?

Will you accept my insurance?

Will I have any out-of-pocket expenses for the exam?

Will you send me a separate bill for your radiology reading fee?

Will I have a copayment?

Do you file for insurance?