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Southwest Diagnostic Center for Molecular Imaging in Dallas, TX
We understand the anxiety surrounding unfamiliar situations, that’s why we offer more than board-certified radiologists, highly trained technologists, state-of-the-art medical equipment, and advanced PET/CT technology. We also provide the highest quality of customer service in Dallas, TX.
Our Radiology Staff and technical team view the imaging process from the patient’s perspective and are committed to answering questions, providing results quickly and accurately, and easing the patient’s tensions through compassionate care.
Our focus is on PET/CT and CT Scans for the ongoing monitoring and proper diagnosis of cancer. Our radiologists have specialized training with molecular imaging and oncology. Please browse our site for educational materials about cancer and our imaging exams.
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Why You Shouldn’t Put Off Cancer Screenings During The Pandemic
Early in the COVID pandemic, cancer screening centers and outpatient offices were closed. At the same time elective medical procedures were put on hold and suspended to better prioritize urgent care. That is no longer the case, so if you were one of those who had a screening delayed,
Why African Americans Are At Greater Risk Of Colon Cancer
Did you know that African Americans in the US are at a higher risk of developing colon cancer? If you are surprised, you are not alone. Recently we lost the actor Chadwick Boseman to colon cancer at age 43, and many were shocked,
Prostate Cancer In Young Men: What Young Men Should Know
When you’re a young man there are certain things you don’t bother to think about like losing your hair, slowing down, needing a cane to walk, or getting prostate cancer. Young guys consider these all “old man” issues. Not so fast though.
Colorectal Cancer Rising Among Young Adults: What Young People Should Know
An unprecedented number of younger adults are becoming diagnosed with colorectal cancer. Whereas the older population had been the main group at risk, now we are seeing some startling changes. Colorectal cancer is rising among young adults and here’s what young people should know.