Imaging Services

TriStar Skyline Medical Center’s comprehensive diagnostic radiology department offers state-of-the-art imaging facilities and equipment and a team of highly qualified radiologists, specializing in traditional diagnostic radiology and the most advanced interventional radiological procedures. Our CT, MRI, Mammo and Nuclear Imaging Services are accredited by the American College of Radiology.

Diagnostic Radiology
  • Fluoroscopy (motion)
  • All Routine Exams
  • Tomography
  • Scoliosis Imaging
Ultrasound
  • Abdomen & Small Parts
  • OB, GYN
  • Cardiac
  • Vascular Including TCDs
  • Fine Needle Aspirations, Needle Localization & Core Biopsies
MRI
  • GE1.5 Short Bore
  • Stealth Guided Biopsy
CT
  • Siemens 64-slice
  • GE 4 slice
  • Cardiac Scoring & CTA
  • Stealth-Guided Hematoma Evacuation
Mammography
  • Digital
  • Stereotactic Biopsy
  • Needle Locs
  • Ductograms
  • Bone Density
Nuclear Medicine
  • GE Dual Head Infinia Hawkeye 4
  • Motion & Attenuation Correction
  • SPECT
  • Fusion Images
Interventional Radiology
  • GE Biplane
  • Intra-Arterial tPA
  • Mechanical Embolectomy (Merci or Penumbra)
  • Aneurysm Coiling & Stenting

TCD Reports

TriStar Skyline Medical Center offers a multi-disciplinary and comprehensive approach for the care of patients with neurovascular and cardiac health problems. One of these services is Transcranial Doppler (TCD) ultrasound. TCD reports are read by a physician board certified by the American Board of Psychiatry & Neurology.

TCD is of growing importance in neurology, not only in the evaluation of cerebrovascular diseases but also in monitoring the intensive care or intraoperative situation and in the field of europhysiology. TCD is of use in the diagnosis, management and therapy in:

  • Cerebrovascular stenosis (similar NPV to MRA)
  • Diagnosis of systemic right-to-left shunts (with microbubbles injection and standardized Valsalva maneuver)
  • Cerebral vasoreactivity in ischemia — done at the bedside, as an adjunct in the diagnosis of brain death
  • To monitor vasospasm after aneurismal subarachnoid hemorrhage
  • As therapy (sonothrombolysis) in acute ischemic stroke, with or without IV TPA