Precision Exams
Prime Radiology
Center
Advanced equipment and radiologists who see you in person mean faster, more accurate exams — same-day scan, same-day reading and same-day explanation of your results.
Spot Respiratory Disease Early
Lung Imaging (Low-Dose CT)
Prime Radiology offers detailed lung screening with the latest 128-channel, 443-slice CT. Lung disease rarely causes clear symptoms in its early stages, so regular check-ups are essential — especially to catch lung cancer, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease (COPD), tuberculosis, pneumonia, bronchiectasis and other respiratory conditions early. Our low-dose chest CT (LDCT) shows even small lesions in far greater detail than a standard chest X-ray, while keeping radiation exposure to a minimum for a safer exam.
Precise diagnosis and fast results —
trusted lung imaging that protects your health and peace of mind.
Types of Lung Imaging
Using CT, Prime Radiology precisely diagnoses a wide range of conditions,
including lung cancer, lung nodules and pulmonary embolism.
Lung CT
Lung CT (Computed Tomography)
- Precisely diagnoses lung cancer, lung nodules, COPD, bronchiectasis, pulmonary embolism and more.
- Shows the inside of the lungs in more detail than an X-ray, revealing even small lesions.
- Low-dose CT (LDCT) allows early lung cancer screening with less radiation exposure.
Recommended for
- Family history of
lung cancer or
a smoking history - Chronic cough,
coughing up blood or
shortness of breath - Abnormal findings
on a chest X-ray - History of
pneumonia or
tuberculosis
Lung Imaging
Comparison & Key Features
With lung disease, an early diagnosis before symptoms appear is important.
Lung cancer in particular has no symptoms early on, but finding it early greatly improves the chance of a cure.
Lung CTOne-Stop Imaging & Diagnosis,
Now in Just One Day.
Unlike university and general hospitals, where booking, testing and results can take a week or more,
at Prime Radiology you can get your results quickly on the day of your visit.
Consultation
A radiologist sees you in person to understand your condition accurately and decide which areas to image.
Imaging
MRI, CT, ultrasound and other imaging tests are all completed in a single day.
Diagnosis & Explanation
A radiologist reads your images and explains the results to you in detail, in person.
