Coronavirus (COVID-19) UPDATE
Saturday, January 16th
Diagnostic Imaging Services requires all patients and guests of the patients, if necessary, to now wear facemasks while in our facilities. This requirement is accordance with the orders by the Governor of Louisiana.
Our doctors and staff continue to follow the CDC, State, and Local Coronavirus (COVID-19) guidelines. We offer patients the ability to complete registration remotely from the car as well as wait in the car until the technologist is ready for your imaging appointment. If you have questions or concerns please call us at (504)888-7921.
We want the community to know: We are here to help you when you need us.
We ask that any patient who feels ill or experiencing the symptoms of Coronavirus (COVID-19) to call the office before coming in for their appointment. We will continue to post updates on the measures we are taking to continue to treat our patients safely and effectively.
MRI
Magnetic Resonance Imaging is performed to evaluate the head, spine, joints and other anatomical areas.
Open MRI
For people who have nervous feelings about an MRI, DIS offers an open design for a more comfortable, relaxed experience.
CT
Computed Tomography combines x-rays with computer technology to create images of different bone and organ sections.
PET/CT
Two imaging technologies used in the location and metabolism of cancer cells to aid in diagnosis and treatment.
Nuclear Medicine
Nuclear medicine determines the cause of the medical problem based on the function of the organ, tissue or bone.
Fluoroscopy
Visualize organs and areas of concern in real time and motion, most times with the aid of a contrast agent.
Angiography
Angiography provides information about blood vessel abnormalities.
Arthrography
An arthrogram is a two-step procedure using imaging equipment to evaluate a joint such as the shoulder or knee.
X-Ray
X-rays are the oldest and most frequently used form of medical imaging.
