X-Ray
An X-ray uses minimal doses of radiation to capture images of the body. The Imaging Department at Lawrence Hospital utilizes advanced digital technology to produce high quality images. Through a digital network, images are then transmitted to the radiologist who interprets them using voice recognition software. This means less waiting time for diagnostic procedures, less time spent in imaging machines and lower radiation exposure. Most important to a patient anxiously awaiting test results, the findings can be quickly transmitted electronically within the hospital or to the offices of primary care physicians and consulting specialists, thereby shortening the period before any needed treatment begins.
Type of X-Ray Exams Include:
- Routine X-rays (chest, abdomen, extremities, spine, etc.)
- Gastrointestinal X-rays (barium swallow, upper G.I. series, small bowel, and barium enema)
- VCUG (voiding cystourethrogram)
- Arthrograms
Locations
Lawrence Hospital (South Pavilion)
1 General St.
Lawrence, MA 01841
978-946-8103
Marston Medical Center
25 Marston St.
Lawrence, MA 01841
978-946-8380
The main department at Lawrence Hospital's South Pavilion is open weekdays from 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. and on weekends from 7:30 a.m. – 4 p.m. All X-ray examinations require a physician's order. Appointments are needed for all exams except for routine X-rays.
Marston Medical Center: Imaging
Marston Medical Center: Imaging
25 Marston Street Suite 305 Lawrence, MA, 01841
South Pavilion at Lawrence Hospital: Imaging
South Pavilion at Lawrence Hospital: Imaging
1 General Street Lawrence Hospital South Pavilion Lawrence, MA, 01841