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Why choose South Jersey radiology?

We are dedicated to preserving your future by providing world class technology at a fraction of the cost. South Jersey Radiology’s board-certified radiologists have sub-specialty training—that is, specific expertise in neuroradiology, body imaging, bone joint imaging, cardiac imaging, nuclear radiology, and women’s imaging.

What kind of imaging technology does NJD offer?

Our imaging technology is state-of-the-art, low dose and accredited by the prestigious American College of Radiology. We were first in New Jersey to offer 3D mammography.

Where can I get test results in southern New Jersey?

Twelve locations to serve you throughout Southern New Jersey. Convenient way to make a payment on your account. Access your test results via our safe and secure patient portal site. The region’s ONLY Diagnostic Imaging Center of Excellence.™

Where can I find SJRA patient information?

Click on the services below for patient information. SJRA patient forms can be accessed and downloaded via the Patient Forms link at right >>

Who interprets breast exam?

Your exam will be interpreted by one of our board certified radiologist physicians who specialize in breast imaging. A report will be completed and sent to your provider.

Why do we need a mammogram?

A screening mammogram is performed annually to look for signs of breast cancer in patients who do not have any current symptoms.

What to do if you have a previous mammogram?

Obtain your prior mammograms and make them available to the radiologist if they were done at a different location. This is needed for comparison with your current exam and can often be obtained on a CD. Exam Preparation - You will be asked to undress from the waist up and to wear a gown during the examination.

What is the contrast material used in MRI?

MRI exams commonly use a contrast material called gadolinium. Gadolinium can be used in patients with iodine contrast allergy. A patient is much less likely to be allergic to gadolinium contrast than to iodine contrast.

How long does it take for a mammogram to be interpreted?

Screening mammograms are interpreted the same day unless we are awaiting a comparison study from an outside facility. It may take an additional day for results to become available to your provider. You will also receive a letter from us informing you of your test results.

How much radiation is needed for a 3D mammogram?

Using a standard measure of radiation dose, milliSievert (mSv), the total dose for a screening 3D mammogram is about 0.5-1.0 mSv. People in the US are typically exposed to an average of about 3 mSv of radiation each year from background sources such as radon in the average home, living at a higher altitude, or on plane flights. This dose is slightly more than a chest x-ray but much less than the dose from a typical fluoroscopy study or CT scan.

What can cause MRI scans to be damaged?

They may cause burns or become harmful projectiles within the MRI scanner room. These items include: jewelry, watches, credit cards and hearing aids , all of which can be damaged. pins, hairpins, metal zippers and similar metallic items, which can distort MRI images. removable dental work.

What is South Jersey radiology?

South Jersey Radiology’s board-certified radiologists have sub-specialty training—that is, specific expertise in neuroradiology, body imaging, bone joint imaging, cardiac imaging, nuclear radiology, and women’s imaging. They hail from acclaimed medical schools such as Harvard, Stanford, Brown, and Duke. No need to travel to Philadelphia–our radiologists have more than 500 combined years of experience in diagnostic medical imaging right here in your own backyard!

What is SJRA in New Jersey?

With 12 offices throughout South Jersey, SJRA offers a wide range of medical imaging services, including MRI, 2D and 3D mammography, PET scans, cardiac imaging, non-invasive prostate MRI imaging, ultrasound, CT scans, and, of course, x-rays. Our imaging technology is state-of-the-art, low dose and accredited by the prestigious American College of Radiology. We were first in New Jersey to offer 3D mammography. Now we are revolutionizing prostate cancer screening for men by putting non-invasive 3T MRI technology into the hands of the best imaging specialists.

Does SJRA offer prostate MRI?

With 12 offices throughout South Jersey, SJRA offers a wide range of medical imaging services, including MRI, 2D and 3D mammography, PET scans, cardiac imaging, non-invasive prostate MRI imaging, ultrasound, CT scans, and, of course, x-rays. Our imaging technology is state-of-the-art, low dose and accredited by the prestigious American College of Radiology. We were first in New Jersey to offer 3D mammography. Now we are revolutionizing prostate cancer screening for men by putting non-invasive 3T MRI technology into the hands of the best imaging specialists.