Radiology SA is excited to announce the purchase of a new 3T MRI machine, the Siemens Magnetom Vida. This machine utilises double the magnetic field strength of a standard MRI machine. ...

The machine has a wide bore (central opening) to improve patient comfort. Those with impaired mobility will find scans easier to manage. Perhaps best of all the latest technology incorporated in the scanner enables a shortened examination time, making what can be a challenging examination for some more easily managed. ...

The latest coil and sequence technology facilitates improved resolution (image quality) and faster imaging times. Sensing of patient breathing now allows free breathing during examinations such as liver MRI. ...

This represents a major investment by Radiology SA in image quality and patient comfort. There will be significant building works as the new machine is installed. We thank you for your understanding during the installation process. Examinations using the new machine will begin in late August. ...

Radiology SA would like to wish Dr Tom Paxton all the best for his coming 12 month Fellowship in Interventional Radiology, as he heads to Montreal, Canada. We look forward to welcoming him home with new skills and experience, which will further enhance our interventional radiology team. ...

Radiology SA is delighted to have Dr Scott Luxton join our team. Scott has a long association with the Radiology SA doctor group, having worked closely with us as a radiographer in Whyalla and Adelaide, before undertaking a post graduate medical degree at Flinders University, and subsequently specialist training as a radiologist. Scott has essentially come full circle, rejoining the group as a radiologist, bringing with him broad experience from all facets of the field. We warmly welcome him back ...