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What does Rush Health do for patients?

Diagnostic Imaging Providers at Rush Rush has diagnostic imaging providers in Chicago, Oak Park, Oak Brook and Aurora/Fox Valley. Meet our diagnostic imaging providers Diagnostic Radiology Tests 3D Mammogram (Tomosynthesis) 3D Ultrasound Angiogram Angioplasty Arthrogram Automated Breast Ultrasound System (ABUS) Bone Scan Breast Biopsy Breast MRI

Why choose rush for breast imaging?

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What is the Rush Health Regional Network?

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Is Rush University a good hospital for breast cancer screening?

The Midwest Orthopaedics at Rush (MOR) Patient Portal enables you to provide your health information electronically at your convenience 24 hours a day, 7 days a week from the privacy of your own home, office or mobile device. You may receive several different forms and videos via email for an upcoming appointment, surgery, or just as a follow-up.

Why do you need abus for mammogram?

Adding ABUS to your annual breast cancer screening increases your doctors' ability to find small, invasive breast cancers when they are most curable. A highly experienced team: Anyone who reads your mammogram at Rush specializes solely in breast imaging.

What is the best way to detect breast cancer?

While mammography remains the gold standard for breast cancer screening, your screening plan may include any of the following advanced screening options to best detect breast cancer: Digital mammography (2D mammogram) Tomosynthesis (3D mammogram) Automat ed breast ultrasound (ABUS) screening for women who have dense breasts. Diagnostic ultrasound.

What is a 3D mammogram?

Tomosynthesis (3D mammogram) Automated breast ultrasound (ABUS) screening for women who have dense breasts. Diagnostic ultrasound. Breast MRI — including fast MRI, which can be done in about 10 minutes — for women who have a high risk of breast cancer.

Does Rush Breast Imaging detect breast cancer?

A leader in breast screening for dense breasts: If you have dense breast tissue, you know that you have a higher risk for breast cancer — and that its harder to detect breast cancer in dense breasts. All Rush breast imaging centers offer automated breast ultrasound (ABUS) screening to women who have dense breast tissue.

Is it stressful to get a mammogram?

Whether it's your first mammogram or your tenth, breast cancer screening can be stressful. That's why breast imaging specialists partner with you to determine the best breast imaging options for your needs, health history and preferences.

We are the regional network of choice

Rush Health is a clinically integrated network of physicians and hospitals working together to improve health through high-quality, efficient health services. We cover the spectrum of patient care from wellness and prevention to disease management and care management.

Rush Health Provider Benefit

Rush Health Connect incorporates the technological infrastructure and interoperability requirements needed to support Rush Health practice growth.

What is MRI test?

MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) is a non-invasive diagnostic imaging test that uses a magnetic field and computer-generated radio waves to produce clear, detailed images of the structure and function of internal organs and tissues in your body.

What is the purpose of MRI?

Spine damage from trauma or chronic disease. Sports injuries. Since an MRI does not involve radiation, it can also be used to examine the reproductive system, pelvis, hips and bladder.

What is the difference between a breast MRI and a cardiac MRI?

MRI breast imaging: The American Medical Association recently suggested that women who are known to have the BRCA1 and BRCA2 gene have an MRI of the breast over a traditional mammogram. Cardiac MRI : An MRI of the heart is a diagnostic procedure that produces detailed images of heart structure.

When should I not have an MRI?

Some patients have potential risks with an MRI, whose doctors will work closely with to access and determine the next steps: Women in the first 12 weeks of pregnancy are advised not to have an MRI unless there is a strong medical need.

Do you need a sedative for claustrophobia?

Imaging professionals are in an adjacent room but in constant contact with you via an intercom system. If you have claustrophobia, you will need to be prescribed a sedative from your physician prior to the procedure to help you relax, which is not uncommon.

Do people with metal implants need an MRI?

People with metal implants or pacemakers will require additional screening to determine if MRI is the appropriate examination. If you are at-risk, our experts will work with you to determine the next steps that enable you to get the care you need while ensuring your safety.