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CT scan
A CT scan is a kind of imaging used to diagnose or monitor diseases, injuries and other health conditions. Learn how to prepare for a CT scan and what to expect.
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DEXA scan
A DEXA scan—also called a “bone density test”—is a way for doctors to see inside the body. It uses X-ray equipment to look at the bones. Learn more.
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Nuclear medicine scan
Learn about nuclear medicine scans and precautions to take after the test.
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Preparing for magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)
MRI takes pictures of the inside of the body without using X-rays or radiation. Learn how to prepare your child for an MRI.
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Preparing your child for diagnostic imaging tests
Imaging tests, such as MRIs or CT scans, can be used to diagnose disease. Learn how to prepare your child for diagnostic imaging tests.
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Sedated diagnostic imaging test
Certain kinds of medical tests may require your child to be sedated. Learn more about sedated diagnostic imaging tests.
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Ultrasound
Get answers to your questions about ultrasound imaging, a medical test that uses high-frequency sound waves to see the inside of the body.