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Diagnostic imaging allows doctors to look inside the body to obtain guidance or answers to questions about your health.

There is a wide range of devices and ways to achieve an image of body structures. The type of method used for diagnosis depends on the symptoms and body parts which will be involved in the investigation.

We have:

• X-ray
  CT
  MR
  USG
  

Implementation of almost all imaging studies is simple and does not involve any pain. To get a good picture we need you to remain still in the device for a long time, which can cause discomfort.

Magnetic Resonance Research
Magnetic Resonance uses giant magnets and radio waves to depict bodies and structures inside your body. Specialists use magnetic resonance imaging for the diagnosis of many diseases, from changes in the tendons to tumors. MRI is very useful for the evaluation of the brain and spinal cord.
During the test, the patient lies on a table which automatically enters the machine – which resembles a tunnel. Depending on the study of the body, the examination time may be quite short or require a longer period. The patient must then remain static. The test is painless. The machine is noisy, so before the study, patients get earplugs.

Before the test, tell your doctor:
• If you are pregnant
• If there are any metal pieces contained in your body. Metallic foreign bodies can be in the body when you're a welder, or if you have had an injury or surgery.
• If there are metal or electrical devices in the body. Such as pacemakers or joint replacements.

The Computed Tomography Research
Computed Tomography is one method of imaging the human body using X-rays. The test produces many images of the tissues, which are then connected together to form an image of the entire structure.

Computed Tomography is used for:
• Assessment of fractures
• Evaluation of neoplastic lesions
• Evaluation of congestion
• Assessment of heart disease
• Evaluation of internal bleeding

During the test, the Computed Tomography patient lies still on the table. The table automatically and slowly moves inside the machine. The test is painless. To illustrate some of the structures it is necessary to administer an intravenous contrast.

X-ray image
X-ray uses electromagnetic radiation to depict structures of the body. The resulting images show the structure of the body in shades of gray, black and white. This is because the various tissues of the human body absorb radiation differently. Calcium located in bones absorbs radiation the most, because the bones are white. Fat and other soft tissues absorb them less and the X-rays are gray. Because air absorbs the least, the lungs are black.
The most common X-rays are used for diagnosis of injuries and fractures. However, they have many other applications, e.g. imaging of the lungs, suspected of inflammation. Mammograms use X-rays to diagnose breast cancer.

During the test, the patient can cover the sensitive parts of the body with special pads that do not let the electromagnetic waves through, thus protecting the patient from receiving an unnecessarily high dose of radiation.

The radiation dose received by the patient during the test is small. It is roughly equivalent to what a person absorbs within 10 days in the environment.

Ultrasound examination
Ultrasound is a type of research illustrating the human body through the use of high-frequency sound waves. It allows organs and structures inside the body to be imaged. Doctors use ultrasound to examine the heart, blood vessels, kidneys, liver and other organs. During pregnancy, it is used to assess the fetus. In contrast to X-ray, ultrasound does not expose you to additional radiation.

During the test, the patient lies on the couch. Using a special greased gel, the doctor moves the head of the probe around part of the patient's body. The probe emits and receives ultrasonic waves, and the information is sent to a computer which shows a picture of the examined structures.

Computed Tomography  Head

• with conrast 
• without conrast 

Computed Tomography Pituitary 

Computed Tomography Orbital

• with conrast 
• without conrast 

Computed Tomography Carniofacial 

Computed Tomography Piramids Temporal Bones - Ears 

• with conrast
• without conrast 

Computed Tomography of the  Paranasal Sinuses

• with conrast
• without conrast 

Computed TomographyNasopharynx

• with conrast
• without conrast

Computed Tomography Neck

• with conrast
• without conrast

Computed Tomography Thorax j and  Mediastinum

• with conrast
• without conrast 

Computed TomographyAbdomen

• with conrast 
• without

Computed TomographyLower Pelvic

• with conrast
• without conrast

Computed Tomography Abdomen and Lower Pelvicj

Computed Tomography Lowe and Upper Limb

• Bones
• Joints

with conrastł without conrast 

Computed TomographySpinal Column

• Cervical section
• Pectoral section 
• Lumbar section

with conrast , without conrast 

Computed Tomography Adrenal with Contrast 

Computed Tomography Perfusion 

Computed Tomography - Angio- CT - angiography 

Computed Tomography - Angio-CT coronary arteries 

Computed Tomography - heart -  Agatson Score- Calcium Scoring 

Computed Tomography - heart with functional test 

Computed Tomography- virtual bronchoscopy 

Computed Tomography - virtual enerography 

Computed Tomography- virtual colonoscopy 

CT Arthro study:

Contrast Inraariculary given by radilogist

CT Arthro Study - joint study with the injection of contrast - test indicated for patients who require a deeper CT test of the joint. On the day of the study, the patient should provide us with the results of the last CT test of the joint for the purpose of comparison.

• artrography CT shoulder      
• artrography CT knee           
• artrography CT elbow          
• artrography CT hip              
• artrography CT hend           

Warning!

• Computer Tomography Research with anesthesia - children- in addition to the price of the same survey.

Each price does not include the fee for the translation of medical records.

The Medici Hospital

When it comes to surgery, quality counts.

In December 2011,  Medical Centers the Medici expanded their range of care by building a Surgical and Orthopedics ward, meeting the latest European standards and achieving ISO 9001 certification. We now offer one of the highest quality private orthopedic and general surgery centers in the city of Łódź.

Our state-of-the-art operating theaters are equipped with the latest and most sophisticated instruments manufactured by Stryker, GE healthcare, Siemens and Philips. The post-surgery rooms are fitted with life monitoring devices and are fully capable of providing respiration therapy and life support if necessary. 

Our surgical service is complemented by a full array of diagnostic imaging procedures including:

- MR

- CT

- X-ray

- USG

We provide comprehensive care and a range of both invasive (conventional and laparoscopic) and non-invasive procedures in the following departments:

- Trauma and Orthopedics Ward

- General Surgical Ward

- One Day Surgery Unit

The range of procedures offered at the Medici Hospital

General surgery:

Abdominal surgery:

groin hernia repair, 

umbilical hernia repair,

linea alba hernia repair

Laparoscopic gallbladder excision  

Thyroid surgery

Lower limb varices removal

conventional surgery

criosurgery

Skin and Soft tissue malformations

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Trauma and Orthopedics:

Total Hip replacement surgery

Total Knee replacement surgery

Arthroscopy

knee

hip 

shoulder

Anterior cruciate ligament surgery

Hallux valgus surgery

Removal of plates, screws and other artificial materials

Carpal tunnel surgery