Gynecologists

• Pelvic Pain

Internists

• Lung Cancer
  We are now offering Lung Cancer Screenings on our Low-Dose CT scanner. Lung cancer is the third most common cancer and the leading cause of cancer death in the U.S.. Medicare recently announced they will start covering annual screenings for patients who meet the following guidelines.

Radiologist

• Ultrasound
  “My father had a mammogram and ultrasound today. He is 95-years old. I called to compliment the office. I was impressed not only with your efficiency but with the care and concern of the staff and we were very happy to receive the report before we left.”
• MRI
• Radiology
  RAA’s imaging centers are the first in New Mexico to receive this designation, which has been awarded only to the top 1% of accredited imaging centers in the country. As a DICOE facility, Radiology Associates of Albuquerque provides patients with the utmost confidence of receiving today’s highest levels of imaging quality, safety and care. Earning this designation involved a comprehensive assessment of the entire medical imaging enterprise, including structure and outcomes. The DICOE designation recognizes excellence at multiple levels — including the professional staff, the technology and the policies and procedures the organization follows — and superior patient care.
• X-Rays
• Mammography
  “3D mammography” or Breast Tomosynthesis is the newest development in screening and diagnostic mammography. It is another tool designed to find, and help exclude early breast cancer. It is approved for all women who would be undergoing a standard mammogram, in both the screening and diagnostic settings, but is most useful for women with significant dense breast tissue. “3D mammography” complements standard 2D mammography and is performed at the same time with the same system. The total radiation dose is higher than 2D mammography, but it is still within the FDA safety standards for mammography. There is no additional compression required and the study takes a few more seconds in compression than a traditional mammogram.
• Interventional Radiology
  The benefits to having an Interventional Radiology Procedure as compared to surgery are significant. The procedures are less invasive, less painful, and safer than surgery. Patients experience shorter recovery times after an IR procedure than they normally would experience after surgery. The procedures are less expensive, and result in higher patient satisfaction than surgical procedures.