What is Body Imaging?
Physicians who subspecialize in body imaging radiology employ imaging to diagnose and help other physicians treat diseases and conditions located in the abdomen. These radiologists use many types of radiology to examine abnormalities and issues in all the major organs, except the heart.
What Other Physicians Do Body Imaging Radiologists Work With?
Our body imaging radiologists work closely with other physicians and with the patient. Radiology & Imaging strives to keep communication clear and complete among all parties. We frequently work with:
- Primary care physicians
- Surgeons
- Pulmonologists
- Gastroenteroligists
- Urologists
What Health Issues And Body Systems Does This Subspecialty Work On?
Body imaging subspecialists concentrate on diseases and conditions affecting major body organs and systems. This includes the lungs, liver, stomach, spine, pelvis, kidneys, colon, pancreas, other organs and all portions of the abdomen. The imaging exams they conduct A radiologist who subspecializes in body imaging conducts imaging exams from the throat down to the pelvis up.
How Does This Radiology Physician Work With The Patient And The Patient’s Personal Physician?
The role of the body imaging subspecialist varies. Much depends on the personal physician’s preferences, the radiologist’s experience, the health issue and the patient.
At Radiology & Imaging, we prefer to have our radiologists as actively involved in diagnosing and considering treatment options as possible. Our radiologists have extensive training and experience. Their high degree of expertise can greatly benefit the referring physician and other physicians. Radiologist consultation in diagnosis and consideration of treatment options gives the patient the best opportunity for long-term health.
