The Specialty Hospital provides a wide range of high-quality diagnostic radiology services, supported by the latest medical technologies and imaging systems, ensuring optimal patient care under the supervision of specialized physicians and consultants with advanced qualifications across all disciplines.
The radiology team is directly responsible for imaging procedures, accurate reporting, interventional examinations, and image-guided biopsies. The department also includes radiology residents as part of the hospital’s academic program, supported by highly qualified technicians and administrative staff.
Imaging Equipment in the Radiology Department
CT Scanner (512 Slices)
The First and only 512 slices in Jordan a high-end scanner capable of imaging coronary arteries within a single heartbeat, while reducing radiation exposure by up to 80% compared to conventional CT systems.
CT Scanner Revolution Maxima (128 Slices)
A high-speed AI-powered system offering advanced diagnostic capabilities, including:
MRI SIGNA Hero 3.0T High-end
An advanced MRI system using AI technologies such as Air Recon and Sonic Deep Learning, enabling whole-heart imaging in a single breath-hold, as well as high-resolution imaging of the brain, spine, nerves, and vascular system with or without contrast.
MRI Optima 1.5T
Provides high-resolution imaging with reduced scan time using Deep Learning technology. It has been upgraded for improved performance and offers 30% lower noise levels for greater patient comfort.
X-Ray Systems
Used for imaging all body parts, including upper and lower limbs and other anatomical regions.
Digital Mammography
Provides high-precision breast imaging and supports biopsy procedures in cases of suspicious lesions.
Fluoroscopy Units
Used for contrast studies of the gastrointestinal, urinary, reproductive, and biliary systems, as well as endoscopic and interventional procedures.
Ultrasound Units Including 1 mammography unit and 3 routine/Doppler systems, used for diagnosing abdominal, pelvic, urinary, vascular (Color Doppler), breast, glandular, and neonatal brain conditions.
Additional Equipment
PACS System
The department uses a PACS (Picture Archiving and Communication System) for long-term image storage and full integration with hospital departments and outpatient clinics.
The system enables: