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Park South Imaging Center is more than a place for imaging tests...we’re a caring resource to help you toward a healthier future. We provide the most advanced diagnostic imaging tests currently available and a staff of board-certified physicians and licensed technologists who truly care about your well being.

Whether you require routine tests that are performed annually, or a more comprehensive procedure, our imaging facilities ensure that you receive the personalized care you deserve.

We offer fast, convenient patient scheduling and, in some cases, we provide same-day scheduling. We also offer appointments that work with your schedule. We understand you are concerned about your health and do our best to diagnose you quickly and efficiently. In most cases we can provide results within 24 hours.

Our staff understands the best way to prevent disease is through early detection, and we are committed to making sure you get the treatment you need, when you need it.

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High Field MRI
(Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
exams are an advanced way of looking inside a patient’s body through radio waves and a magnetic field to show the soft tissue structures and organs. MRIs are also used to diagnose problems of the brain and spine, for detecting tumors, infection and conditions that affect blood flow.

Multi-Slice CT Scan
(Computed Tomography)
is used to diagnose a wide variety of medical conditions. The scanner takes a circular X-ray and, combined with computer technology, produces detailed cross sections of internal organs. Sometimes an IV contrast will be injected to enhance the quality of the image.

PET/CT
Combines two scanners; PET (Positron Emission Tomography), which shows metabolism and the function of cells, and the CT (Computed Tomography), which shows detailed anatomy; into one.

Scans result in highly defined, 3-D images inside the human body in one medical imaging system. This provides important information about a patient's condition, and allows doctors to make the best choices about treatment of conditions such as cancer and heart disease.