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Pregnancy and Medical Imaging: When Radiation Is a Concern

Pregnancy does not make every scan unsafe. The type of imaging, body part, stage of pregnancy, and urgency determine how the examination is planned.

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Breast Ultrasound and Mammography: Why You May Need One or Both
Before Your ScanJun 10, 2026

Breast Ultrasound and Mammography: Why You May Need One or Both

Mammograms and breast ultrasounds show breast tissue differently. Age, symptoms, risk, and earlier findings help determine which is appropriate.

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Breastfeeding After an X-Ray, CT, MRI, or Nuclear Medicine Scan
Before Your ScanJun 10, 2026

Breastfeeding After an X-Ray, CT, MRI, or Nuclear Medicine Scan

Most common imaging tests do not require a break from breastfeeding, but nuclear medicine tracers need individual advice.

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What Multiple CT Scans Mean for Your Radiation Exposure
Before Your ScanJun 10, 2026

What Multiple CT Scans Mean for Your Radiation Exposure

CT radiation does not remain in your body, but repeat examinations add to your lifetime exposure. The reason for each scan still matters most.

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Common Words in a Radiology Report, Explained
Understanding ResultsJun 10, 2026

Common Words in a Radiology Report, Explained

Radiology reports can feel like reading a foreign language. Understanding a few common terms helps you read your report with clinical calm.

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Iodine and Gadolinium Contrast: What Is the Difference?
Before Your ScanJun 10, 2026

Iodine and Gadolinium Contrast: What Is the Difference?

CT and MRI use different contrast agents. Here is what each one does, what you may feel, and what the team needs to know.

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HSG and SIS: What Each Fertility Test Looks For
Before Your ScanJun 10, 2026

HSG and SIS: What Each Fertility Test Looks For

HSG and SIS both examine the reproductive tract, but one is mainly used for the fallopian tubes and the other for the uterine cavity.

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Living With a Nephrostomy Tube at Home
After Your ScanJun 10, 2026

Living With a Nephrostomy Tube at Home

A nephrostomy drains urine from a kidney into an external bag. Daily checks can help you notice blockage, infection, or tube movement early.

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Living With a PICC Line or Implanted Port
After Your ScanJun 10, 2026

Living With a PICC Line or Implanted Port

PICC lines and implanted ports both provide long-term access to a vein, but their everyday care is different.

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When Sedation Is Used for a Scan
Before Your ScanJun 10, 2026

When Sedation Is Used for a Scan

Sedation can help when anxiety, age, pain, or movement makes a scan difficult. The plan and preparation depend on the level of sedation.

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What to Wear to an Imaging Appointment
Before Your ScanJun 10, 2026

What to Wear to an Imaging Appointment

Simple, comfortable clothing is usually easiest for imaging, but whether you need to change depends on the scan and body part.

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