Radiology and laboratory department

About Our Department

At Stanford Medical Center, our Radiology Department offers a wide range of diagnostic imaging services to assist in the accurate and early diagnosis of various health conditions. Using the latest technologies, our team of specialized radiologists works closely with other healthcare providers to ensure the best possible outcomes for our patients.

Why Choose Us?

Highly skilled and experienced radiologists.
Advanced diagnostic imaging equipment.
Comprehensive imaging services tailored to meet the needs of each patient.
Fast and accurate results to support timely diagnosis and treatment.
A patient-centered approach focused on comfort and safety during procedures.

Our Services Include

Conventional Radiography: Traditional X-ray imaging for clear and precise diagnosis of bone and soft tissue conditions.
Ultrasonography, including:
- Abdominal: Non-invasive imaging for abdominal conditions.
- Genito-urinary: Imaging of the reproductive and urinary organs.
- Breast: Ultrasound for early detection and evaluation of breast conditions.
- Obstetrics and Gynecology: Imaging for monitoring pregnancy and women’s health.
- Small parts: Imaging of small areas like joints, thyroid, and soft tissues.
Doppler Studies: Non-invasive ultrasound studies to assess blood flow and detect vascular issues.

Laboratory Services

Blood Tests: Comprehensive tests to measure various elements in the blood, such as glucose levels, lipids, and anemia.
Urine Tests: To assess kidney function and detect urinary issues.
Bacterial and Fungal Cultures: For detecting bacterial and fungal infections in the body.
Hormonal Tests: Measuring hormone levels, including thyroid and reproductive hormones.
Chemical Tests: To identify chemical imbalances in the blood and evaluate general health.
Allergy Testing: To check for allergic reactions to specific substances.

Laboratory Services

Blood Tests: Comprehensive tests to measure various elements in the blood, such as glucose levels, lipids, and anemia.
Urine Tests: To assess kidney function and detect urinary issues.
Bacterial and Fungal Cultures: For detecting bacterial and fungal infections in the body.
Hormonal Tests: Measuring hormone levels, including thyroid and reproductive hormones.
Chemical Tests: To identify chemical imbalances in the blood and evaluate general health.
Allergy Testing: To check for allergic reactions to specific substances.