A radiological exam is designed to image or see inside a specific area of your body for the purpose of diagnosis. CDI offers several different types of diagnostic exams and therapeutic procedures in our comfortable outpatient centers. This list of services represents our national offerings.

To see which services are performed at specific centers, visit the where we are section of this site and select your preferred location.

	Our high-field, short scanners and spacious imaging suites make for a fast and comfortable MRI experience. more...				Computed Tomography (CT) is a fast diagnostic exam used to obtain detailed, visual information on abnormalities inside your body. more...

	X-ray, or radiography, refers to procedures that use standard x-rays to view parts of the body. more...				Ultrasound is a simple diagnostic procedure that bounces high-frequency sound waves off parts of the body and captures the returning “echoes” as images. more...

	Nuclear medicine is a safe, painless technique for showing the shape, structure, and function of organs, soft tissues and bones. more...				PET/CT simultaneously images and combines the results of two state-of-the-art scanner technologies into a single exam. more...

	Mammography is a safe, low-dose x-ray picture of the breast that allows early detection of breast cancer. more...				Digital mammography is a safe, low-dose x-ray picture of the breast that allows early detection of breast cancer. more...

	Includes exams that may be performed if a screening mammogram is inconclusive or if you are experiencing symptoms. more...				Image-guided biopsies and procedures are an accurate and safe way to evaluate breast tissue for abnormalities. more...

	Twin Cities Breast Imaging more...				A bone mineral density test, such as QCT or DEXA, is the only way to find out if you have low bone mass, and assess your risk for osteoporosis. more...

	Diagnostic injections and pain management procedures are ordered for diagnosis and/or therapeutic treatment of pain in the spine and joints. more...				Interventional radiology procedures are “minimally invasive” because our radiologists guide catheters, needles, and/or other small instruments through the blood vessels, spine, or other pathways to treat disease through the skin. more...

	A scan to capture images of the heart at sub-second rates, evaluating for calcium in the coronary arteries. more...