Exploring the Top Radiology Devices for Cutting-Edge Imaging
From x-rays to MRIs, keep up with the best radiology devices for any of your imaging needs.
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This code is used for cases where a patient is experiencing lower abdominal pain, but the specific cause or precise location within the lower abdomen is not identified.
This code is used for cases where a patient has a sprained ankle, but the specific ligament involved is not identified, and it’s the initial encounter for treatment.
This code is used for cases where a patient has sustained a specific type of head injury not classified elsewhere, and this is the initial encounter for treatment.
This code is used for cases where a patient is experiencing constipation, but the specific type or underlying cause of the constipation is not specified.
This code is used for bilateral screening mammography, a diagnostic procedure involving a two-view study of each breast. It’s typically used for routine breast cancer screening and may include computer-aided detection (CAD) technology.
This code is used for a CT scan of both the abdomen and pelvis performed without the use of contrast material. It’s a diagnostic imaging procedure typically used to evaluate organs and structures within the abdominal and pelvic regions.
This code is used for a chest radiologic examination, specifically when two different views of the chest are taken. It is commonly employed to assess the lungs, heart, and chest wall for various medical conditions.
This code is used for conducting a computed tomography (CT) scan of the head or brain without the use of contrast material. It’s a diagnostic imaging procedure used to evaluate various conditions affecting the brain and surrounding structures.