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Radiology

Get a Clearer Look at What Is Happening

Find answers with advanced imaging and diagnostic testing from a skilled team close to home.

  • Onsite MRI
  • Advanced Imaging Technology
  • Many Tests in One Location

You Cannot Treat a Problem Until You Understand It

Pain, an injury, or a change in your health can leave you with questions. Sometimes, a physical exam cannot show your provider everything they need to see.

Without the right test, it may be hard to find the cause or choose the next step.

Diagnostic imaging gives your care team a closer look inside your body.

Get the Images Your Provider Needs

CDP Health offers many imaging and diagnostic services in Sisseton.

Your radiology team will explain your test, help you feel prepared, and collect the images your provider needs to better understand your health.

Radiology and Diagnostic Services

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)

MRI uses a powerful magnet, radio waves, and computer technology to create detailed images of your body.

It is often used to look at:

  • The brain

  • The spine

  • Muscles

  • Nerves

  • Soft tissue

  • Knees and other joints

CDP Health’s onsite MRI includes quiet scanning and a wide, 71-centimeter opening for a more comfortable exam.

CT Scans

A CT scan uses X-ray technology to create detailed images of bones, muscles, organs, and blood vessels.

CT scans may also help with biopsies or planning for surgery and treatment.

Ultrasound

Ultrasound uses sound waves to create images of soft tissue and other structures inside the body.

It may be used to look at:

  • Abdominal and pelvic organs
  • Veins and arteries
  • The heart
  • Soft tissue
  • Pregnancy

Bone Density Scans

A bone density scan is also called a DEXA scan. It measures the strength and density of your bones.

This test can help find osteoporosis and the risk of broken bones.

General Radiography

General radiography uses X-rays to create images of bones and organs.

CDP Health offers fixed and portable digital radiography equipment.

Nuclear Medicine

Nuclear medicine uses a small amount of radioactive material to help diagnose or treat disease.

Testing may include:

  • Stress tests
  • HIDA scans
  • Bone scans
  • Thyroid scans
  • Lung perfusion scans

Heart Testing

CDP Health offers:

  • EKGs
  • Holter monitors
  • Event monitors

These tests record your heart rate and electrical activity. They may help find problems with your heart rate or rhythm.

EEG Testing

An EEG records the electrical activity in your brain. It may help diagnose seizures, epilepsy, and other brain conditions.

Lung Screening

Low-dose CT scans can help find signs of lung cancer before symptoms appear.

Your provider can help determine if lung screening is right for you. A provider referral is required.

Mammography

Mammography uses low-dose X-rays to create detailed images of breast tissue.

Regular mammograms can help detect breast cancer early, sometimes before signs or symptoms appear.

Move Forward With
Better Information

Radiology services can help your care team:

  • Find the possible cause of symptoms
  • Look for injuries or disease
  • Find some health concerns earlier
  • Monitor changes in your body
  • Plan surgery or treatment
  • Choose the right next step for your care

Your Path to Better Health

1. Schedule an Appointment

Contact CDP Health to schedule your test. Some imaging services require an order from your provider.

2. Complete Your Test

Your technologist will explain the test and help you get ready.

3. Review Your Results

Your provider will review the findings and explain what comes next.

Advanced Imaging From a Team Close to Home

Waiting for answers can bring worry. Getting an imaging test should help you feel closer to understanding what is wrong.

CDP Health provides a wide range of diagnostic imaging services in Sisseton. The department includes onsite MRI, CT, ultrasound, bone density scans, nuclear medicine, digital X-rays, heart testing, EEG testing, and lung screening. 

Radiology Questions

CDP Health offers MRI, CT scans, ultrasound, bone density scans, general radiography, nuclear medicine, mammography, heart testing, EEG testing, and lung screening.

Many imaging tests require an order from a medical provider. Contact the Radiology Department or speak with your provider to learn what is needed.

Onsite MRI is available in Sisseton. The system includes quiet scanning and a wide, 71-centimeter opening.

An MRI uses a magnet and radio waves to create detailed images. A CT scan uses X-ray technology. Your provider will choose the test that gives them the information they need.

The length of your test depends on the type of imaging you need. Your care team can explain the expected time when you schedule your appointment.

Preparation depends on the test. You may receive instructions about eating, drinking, medicine, clothing, or metal items before your appointment.

Your provider will review the findings and share the results with you. Ask your care team when you should expect to hear back.

Low-dose CT lung screening is available for patients who meet the screening guidelines. The scan requires a provider referral.

Get the Information Your Care Team Needs

Schedule your imaging test with a team that will explain what to expect and help you move forward.