Stormont Vail Health Imaging Center

CT scans combine multiple X-ray images into detailed, cross-sectional images of bones, blood vessels, and soft tissues. Each scan contains an extensive amount of information, ensuring clearer results with less waiting.

The Manhattan Campus features a brand new, advanced 128-slice CT scanner that captures more details in less time than standard scanners. We provide cardiac CT exams, low-dose CT scans, and more.

CT imaging services are available at all campus locations.

Our leading-edge diagnostic radiology equipment efficiently identifies and diagnoses fractures, illnesses, and other issues.

X-ray services are available at all campus locations.

Ultrasounds use high-frequency sound waves to create images of organs, joints, veins, tissues, and more. Ultrasounds assess joint inflammation, diagnose gallbladder disease, evaluate blood flow, examine breast lumps, and more.

General, vascular, and cardiac ultrasound imaging services are available at all campus locations.

Nuclear imaging tests like single-photon emission computerized tomography (SPECT) tests use a tiny amount of radioactive material to examine organs and detect potential issues in their earliest stages.

Nuclear imaging services are available at all campus locations.

Exercise, nuclear, and echocardiogram stress tests help determine the risk of cardiac conditions such as a heart attack or stroke.

Stress tests are available at all campus locations.

Mammograms detect early-stage breast cancer before symptoms develop. We provide 3D diagnostic mammograms in addition to the traditional 2D mammogram for breast cancer screenings.

Diagnostic mammograms are available at all campus locations.

EEG tests can diagnose brain disorders such as epilepsy by measuring the brain’s electrical activity as it transmits information to other parts of the body.

EEGs are available at all campus locations.

EMGs help detect various muscle and nerve disorders or damage by measuring how quickly or intensely they respond to a small electric stimulation.

EMGs are available at all campus locations.

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a noninvasive way for doctors to examine the organs, tissues and skeletal system. It uses radio waves and magnets to produce high-resolution images of the inside of the body to diagnose various problems. Unlike diagnostic radiology services like X-rays, MRIs do not require exposure to ionizing radiation.

MRI imaging services are available at the Topeka Imaging Center and Flint Hills Campus.

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We also provide Magnetic Resonance Angiography (MRA). This service is similar to an MRI and allows physicians to examine blood vessels, arteries, and veins.

MRA imaging services are available at the Topeka Imaging Center.