Imaging
At Physicians Group, LLC, an auto accident clinic, the team provides complete care for car accident injuries at 27 convenient locations.
Injured in an Auto Accident?
Imaging services offered in Auburndale, Bradenton, Brandon, Palmetto, Ft Myers, Jacksonville Beach, Jacksonville, Orange Park, Lakeland, Clearwater, New Port Richey, Port Charlotte, Sarasota, Sebring, Spring Hill, St. Petersburg, Tampa and Temple Terrace, FL and Brooklyn Park, Robbinsdale, Minneapolis, Richfield and St Paul, MN
Imaging
Imaging technologies, like X-rays and MRIs, provide a safe way to view your bones, joints, soft tissues, and internal organs without making incisions. At Physicians Group, LLC, an auto accident clinic, the team offers several types of diagnostic imaging, including traditional X-rays, MRIs, digital motion X-rays, and DynaROM™.
To make an appointment, call one of our 27 convenient locations in Auburndale, Bradenton, Brandon, Palmetto, Ft Myers, Jacksonville Beach, Jacksonville, Orange Park, Lakeland, Clearwater, New Port Richey, Port Charlotte, Sarasota, Sebring, Spring Hill, St. Petersburg, Tampa and Temple Terrace, FL and Brooklyn Park, Robbinsdale, Minneapolis, Richfield and St Paul, MN., Florida, or book online today.
If you need diagnostic imaging, request a consultation at Physicians Group, LLC by calling the nearest office or booking online today.
Imaging FAQs
What is diagnostic imaging?
After an auto accident, diagnostic imaging uses advanced technologies, like X-rays or magnetic resonance imaging (MRIs), to gain insights into your health. These tools allow the Physicians Group, LLC team to capture detailed photos of your bones, joints, and soft tissues without anesthesia or surgery.
What are the types of diagnostic imaging?
At Physicians Group, LLC, the team offers several types of diagnostic imaging, including:
Traditional X-rays
An X-ray uses electromagnetic waves and digital sensors to take pictures of your bones and joints. Your provider might recommend an X-ray if they suspect a fracture or a dislocated joint.
MRI
An MRI is a type of diagnostic imaging that uses powerful magnets, radio waves, and a computer to diagnose soft tissue injuries or herniated discs. For the machine to produce clear images, you must lie still during treatment.
Digital motion X-rays
A digital motion X-ray (DMX) captures images of your bones and joints during movement. That allows your doctor to visualize the source of your discomfort and identify the bones or joints impacted by your car accident.
DynaROM™
DynaROM is an advanced imaging procedure that assesses the motion of your spine and muscles. During treatment, your provider asks you to perform a series of easy exercises while holding digital sensors. The sensors measure your range of motion and help identify underlying soft tissue injuries.
After an auto accident, what type of imaging might benefit me?
The type of diagnostic imaging that will most benefit you depends on various factors, including the injury you experienced in the car crash and the severity of your symptoms. After a review of your medical records, discussing your symptoms, and a physical exam, the team makes imaging recommendations.
How do I prepare for an imaging appointment?
Imaging appointments don’t require any special preparation. That said, it’s important to leave your jewelry at home because metal may interfere with the quality of the pictures. If the team wants to examine your internal organs, they might ask you to avoid eating or drinking for at least 12 hours before the imaging procedure.
If you need diagnostic imaging, request a consultation at Physicians Group, LLC by calling the nearest office or booking online today.