Radiology & Imaging
Radiology & Imaging covers the full range of diagnostic imaging — MRI, CT, ultrasound, X-ray, mammography and bone-density scanning — alongside interventional radiology, where many conditions are diagnosed and treated through a needle or catheter under live imaging. Accurate images, read by experienced radiologists, underpin almost every treatment decision across the hospital.
Medically reviewed by the Florence Healthcare medical team · Last reviewed June 2026
One coordinated team, one plan for your care
Our radiologists work as part of every clinical team, reading and discussing scans alongside oncology, cardiology, neurology and surgery so that imaging directly guides each decision rather than sitting in isolation. The department combines high-field MRI, multi-slice CT, ultrasound and digital 3D mammography for detailed diagnosis with a dedicated interventional radiology service that performs biopsies, drainages, ablations and embolizations through tiny incisions — often sparing patients open surgery.
For patients travelling from abroad, a dedicated international coordinator arranges appointments and explains each scan in advance. Our specialists can review images and reports you already have remotely, give a clear opinion on whether further imaging or treatment is needed, and provide a transparent cost estimate before you travel — so a recent, good-quality scan need not always be repeated.
Programs & sub-specialties
- MRI & CT imaging
- Ultrasound & Doppler
- Digital & 3D mammography
- X-ray & DEXA bone density
- Interventional radiology
- Image-guided biopsy, ablation & embolization
Why patients choose the Radiology & Imaging
Minimally invasive, image-guided care
Interventional radiologists treat many conditions through a needle or catheter under live imaging, often avoiding open surgery and shortening recovery.
Imaging read with your whole team
Scans are reviewed and discussed alongside oncology, cardiology, neurology and surgery, so the images directly inform your treatment plan.
Built for international patients
A dedicated coordinator, care in your language, invitation letters for your visa, airport transfers and a transparent cost estimate before you travel.
Accredited quality & safety
Care delivered to internationally recognized JCI standards across our İstanbul hospitals, with outcomes tracked and reviewed.
Treatments & procedures we offer
Explore the procedures our team performs. Each has a clear, answer-first guide covering what it involves, recovery and a transparent cost estimate — select any treatment to learn more.
Conditions we treat
Explore related conditions- Cancer detection & staging
- Stroke & vascular disease
- Bone & joint disorders
- Liver & abdominal disease
Understand your diagnosis
Plain-language, provider-reviewed articles on conditions, tests and procedures in our Health Library.
Imaging that guides treatment
Advanced scanners and image-guided suites let our teams pinpoint disease and treat it precisely, often without open surgery.
- High-field MRI and multi-slice CT for detailed anatomical imaging
- Digital and 3D (tomosynthesis) mammography
- Ultrasound and Doppler for real-time, radiation-free imaging
- DEXA bone-density scanning for osteoporosis assessment
- Interventional radiology suites for biopsy, ablation and embolization
Your journey, supported before, during and after
From your first message to your follow-up back home, a dedicated coordinator handles the details — so you can focus on your treatment, in your language.
Radiology & Imaging — frequently asked questions
CT uses X-rays to build fast, detailed cross-sectional images and is excellent for bone, the chest and acute problems such as bleeding or injury. MRI uses a magnetic field — no radiation — and gives superior soft-tissue detail of the brain, spine, joints and many organs. Your team recommends the right test for your situation.
Yes. Share your existing MRI, CT, ultrasound or mammogram images and reports and our radiologists will review them remotely, advise whether further imaging or treatment is needed, and provide a transparent cost estimate. A recent, good-quality scan often does not need to be repeated.
Interventional radiologists use live imaging to guide thin needles and catheters that diagnose and treat conditions through tiny incisions — for example image-guided biopsy, tumor ablation, drainage and embolization — often avoiding open surgery and shortening recovery.
Related centers of excellence
Ready to plan your treatment?
Share your reports for a free, no-obligation second opinion and a transparent cost estimate — usually within 48 hours.
Accredited to Joint Commission International (JCI) standards
Quality and patient safety reviewed against the JCI 8th Edition — see our accreditations.