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    What is radiology?

    The specialism of radiology deals with identifying the nature and location of a disease, injury or disorder. Radiological tests use X-rays (also for mammograms and bone density testing), sound waves (ultrasound) and magnetic fields (MRI).

    Radiology in a nutshell

    • The purpose of radiology is to identify the nature and location of a disease, injury or disorder.
    • A variety of testing modalities, such as MRI, X-rays and ultrasound, fall under radiology.
    • At DC Klinieken we offer only diagnostic radiology, and no radiology treatments.

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    Radiology at DC Klinieken

    DC Klinieken offers a variety of tests at its radiology department. You can come to us for the following tests:

     

    • X-rays. We image hard parts of the body (such as bones), taking pictures with X-rays.
    • Mammography. In mammography, X-rays are used to make targeted images of the breast. These images can show abnormalities.
    • Bone density tests. We also use X-rays to measure bone density, which is the amount of calcium that is present in the bones.
    • Ultrasound. Ultrasound is used to display the shape, location and structure of tissue.
    • MRI. An MRI scan takes images of specific parts of the body using a magnetic field and radio waves.
    • CT-scan. A revolving X-ray tube takes cross-sectional images of specific body parts.

     

    Radiological assessment often serves as supplementary testing for specific consultations, like neurology. At DC Klinieken we offer only diagnostic radiology, and no radiology treatments.

    Locations

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    DC Klinieken Amsterdam

    DC Klinieken Den Haag

    DC Klinieken Dokkum

    DC Klinieken Maastricht

    DC Klinieken Rotterdam

    DC Klinieken Schiedam

    DC Klinieken Voorschoten

    Insurance coverage

     

    Radiology at DC Klinieken falls under basic insurance, which means it is fully covered by your health insurer if you have a referral from your GP or specialist. Do not forget to take your deductible into account.

    Practical information

    Referral

    You will need a referral to make an appointment for radiology.

     

    Making an appointment

    Do you want to make an appointment for radiology? You can do this via the website or by telephone. Important: you will first need a referral from your GP or specialist. You can call us at the following times:

     

    Day From Till
    Monday 8:00h 20:00h
    Tuesday 8:00h 20:00h
    Wednesday 8:00h 20:00h
    Thursday 8:00h 20:00h
    Friday 8:00h 18:00h
    Saturday 9:00h 13:00h
    Sunday Closed Closed

     

    Do you have to cancel unexpectedly? You must cancel your appointment no later than 24 hours in advance. If you miss the appointment or cancel too late, you will be charged.

    Your appointment

    You can also make an appointment by phone. Please call our Service- and Information Center via 088 0100 900.

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