Overview
Tzaneen Healthcare Hub is equipped with a state-of-the-art X-ray Department, offering advanced imaging services to support accurate diagnostics and treatment planning. Our experienced radiology team utilizes cutting-edge technology to provide high-quality imaging studies in a safe and comfortable environment.
Services Offered
Diagnostic X-rays:
Comprehensive diagnostic X-ray services to visualize and assess various areas of the body. Our skilled radiographers use X-ray technology to obtain detailed images, aiding in the detection and diagnosis of a wide range of medical conditions.
Orthopedic Imaging:
Specialized imaging for musculoskeletal conditions, including fractures, joint disorders, and orthopedic injuries. Our X-ray Department plays a crucial role in assisting orthopedic specialists in developing precise treatment plans.
Chest X-rays:
Diagnostic imaging of the chest to assess lung and heart health. Chest X-rays are valuable in the diagnosis of respiratory conditions, infections, and cardiac abnormalities.
Abdominal X-rays:
Imaging studies of the abdominal region to evaluate the digestive system, organs, and surrounding structures. Abdominal X-rays assist in identifying issues such as gastrointestinal obstructions and abdominal pain causes.
Fluoroscopy:
Real-time imaging using fluoroscopy for dynamic studies of internal structures, such as the digestive tract. Fluoroscopy aids in visualizing the movement and function of organs during specific procedures.
Digital Imaging Technology:
Utilization of digital X-ray technology for efficient and enhanced imaging. Digital imaging allows for quick image acquisition, reduced radiation exposure, and seamless integration with electronic health records.
Patient Comfort and Safety
At Tzaneen Healthcare Hub, patient comfort and safety are our top priorities. Our X-ray Department is designed to ensure a comfortable experience, and our radiology team follows strict safety protocols to minimize radiation exposure while obtaining the necessary diagnostic information.
