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Invisible to many patients, the radiologist is nonetheless a central figure in your care journey. This specialist physician analyzes your exams (MRI, ultrasound, X-ray…) to support your treating physician in establishing diagnosis and planning care. At Radimed, a team of highly qualified radiologists, including McGill University graduates, combines expertise, subspecialization, and innovation to deliver clear, precise, and useful imaging reports to your treating physician.

Prostate MRI is a non-invasive, precise, and essential imaging examination for detecting potential lesions, assessing their extent, and ensuring their monitoring. This technique, without X-rays or pain, is particularly recommended for men aged 50 and over, or from age 45 in case of family history. Performed by specialized teams, multiparametric prostate MRI guides diagnosis, surveillance, and therapeutic decision-making, to provide personalized and safe monitoring of men’s health.

June marks Brain Injury Awareness Month, a timely opportunity to highlight the key role of diagnostic tools like magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in assessing and monitoring brain injuries. This article outlines the various causes and possible presentations of brain injuries, as well as the vital contributions of both conventional and quantitative MRI. This non-invasive, radiation-free technology can detect visible abnormalities while also precisely analyzing subtle changes in the brain—useful for cognitive disorders, trauma, stroke, and diseases such as multiple sclerosis. The expertise of RADIMED’s radiologists is also emphasized, providing tailored, accurate assessments for every patient.

Obstetrical ultrasound supports expectant mothers throughout each key stage of pregnancy, offering a close look at the baby’s development and answers to parents’ questions. The Radiméd team is dedicated to creating a professional, caring environment that adapts to each unique situation.

Every year in Quebec, falls and injuries affect a large number of people, sometimes leading to serious consequences, especially for seniors and children. This Radiméd article highlights the importance of prevention through everyday practices: making your environment safer, maintaining a healthy lifestyle, and responding quickly when worrisome symptoms arise. It also presents the main types of injuries (fractures, sprains, bruises, etc.) while emphasizing the key role of medical imaging for diagnosis and follow-up. With its advanced equipment and the expertise of its radiologists, Radiméd supports patients for efficient, safe, and effective care.

Medical imaging can play a key role in diagnosing many health conditions, but there are still several misconceptions about it. This article debunks six common myths, such as the belief that MRI uses X-rays or that ultrasound is only for pregnant women. By understanding these techniques better, you can approach your medical exams with greater peace of mind.

Pregnancy brings many changes, making a mother’s well-being essential. A healthy diet, gentle physical activity, and quality sleep help ensure nine calm and balanced months. Medical follow-up—including ultrasounds at Radiméd—plays a key role in monitoring baby’s development and providing reassurance for parents.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is a groundbreaking technology that has transformed the field of radiology. With this non-invasive method, Radimed provides precise diagnostics for various medical needs. Every part of the body can be examined with exceptional clarity thanks to our state-of-the-art equipment. This article will guide you through the primary uses of MRI for …

International Women’s Day is the perfect opportunity to emphasize the importance of prevention and healthcare. Taking a proactive approach allows for better health at every stage of life. 1. The importance of prevention: regular check-ups for long-term well-being Regular medical check-ups tailored to one’s age and lifestyle are essential. These visits help detect conditions early …

Medical imaging plays a crucial role in the early detection of diseases, thus enabling faster and more effective patient care. Thanks to technological advances, it has become an essential tool for identifying pathologies even before the first clinical symptoms appear. Among the diseases where its impact is most significant, we find cancers, cardiovascular diseases and …