CIG provides MRI services at seven locations – Peter Yorke Building on the grounds of the Calvary John James Hospital in Deakin, the Calvary Bruce Private Hospital on the grounds of the Calvary Hospital campus in Bruce, the Brindabella Specialist Centre in Garran, the University Superclinic (USC) on the University of Canberra campus, CIG Dickson, in the DKSN Building on Northbourne Avenue in Dickson, Queanbeyan Super Clinic, within the Queanbeyan GP Super Clinic and Goulburn X-Ray on Bourke street Goulburn. Early morning and late evening appointments are available to provide flexibility for our patients.
Our 7 modern MRI systems provide comprehensive examinations of varying body systems including brain, skeletal, musculoskeletal, gastrointestinal, endocrine, central nervous system, prostate and breast. Our MRI services provide excellent non-invasive diagnostic imaging of the heart, prostate and breast. CIG has dedicated radiologists with special interest in prostate, breast, gastrointestinal and MSK imaging.
We perform imaging of the musculoskeletal system for all conditions such as joint injuries, muscle tears and tumours. Other common body regions scanned are the brain, spinal cord, breast and abdomen. CIG is the leader in the ACT for imaging of the small bowel in patients suffering from Crohn’s disease.
Our Wide Bore MRI scanners cater for both larger and claustrophobic patients, providing more space and comfort for most examinations and helping to avoid any requirement for sedation. CIG has specifically designed MRI safe wheelchairs and trolleys to assist with immobile patients. Our Deakin and Bruce Private Hospital sites offer lifting equipment for patients that require transfer assistance.
CIG has a dedicated team of MRI radiographers who undergo continual intensive training. Our Radiologists and technical staff are committed to ongoing professional education and regularly attend Australia-wide conferences and events to ensure we are at the forefront of the latest advances and practices in MRI.
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