Clinical question
The referral defines what the care team needs to understand.
Diagnostic Imaging & Technology
Clear answers.
Clear answers.
Carefully planned care.
Our imaging team helps patients and specialists understand what is happening, prepare for the next step and make informed care decisions.
Imaging with Purpose
Every examination starts with a clinical question.
Imaging may support screening, diagnosis, staging, treatment planning or follow-up. The care team selects an examination according to each patient’s clinical needs.
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Detect & investigate
Create detailed views that help clinicians examine a concern.
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Stage & plan
Understand location and extent to support coordinated planning.
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Guide & monitor
Support treatment planning and assessment over time.
How Imaging Supports Care
One connected pathway, centred on the patient.
From the first clinical question to a care decision, each stage provides information the clinical team can use.
Examination
The appropriate modality and protocol are selected.
Imaging
Images are obtained with attention to safety and quality.
Specialist review
Findings are assessed and communicated through the care pathway.
Care decision
The results help inform the appropriate next step.
Cancer Support
Symptom control, comfort, quality of life and continuous patient support.
Scan & Technology Library
Find the guide for your examination.
Each guide explains why an examination may be used, how to prepare, what happens during it and what may follow afterwards.
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Cross-sectional imaging
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
Detailed soft-tissue imaging created without ionising radiation.
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Molecular & anatomical imaging
PET-CT Scan
Functional information shown together with detailed anatomical imaging.
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Fast anatomical imaging
Computed Tomography (CT)
Cross-sectional imaging that may support assessment, planning and follow-up.
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Breast imaging
Mammogram
Breast imaging for screening or diagnostic assessment where appropriate.
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Ultrasound
Real-time imaging using sound waves rather than ionising radiation.
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Bone Mineral Density (BMD)
A short examination used to assess bone mineral density.
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Nuclear Medicine
Confirmed services using approved radiopharmaceuticals should appear here.
Cyclotron & Radiopharmaceutical Production
Specialised imaging, closer to the point of care.
A cyclotron can produce selected short-lived radioisotopes for confirmed nuclear-medicine applications. Production, preparation and clinical use follow carefully controlled processes.
STATUS
Planned capability
PURPOSE
Support selected PET imaging
COMING SOON
From production to clinical use
Radioisotope production
Generate a selected medical radioisotope.
Radiopharmacy
Formulate and quality-check the radiopharmaceutical.
Clinical scheduling
Coordinate time-sensitive preparation and use.
PET imaging
Use the tracer to answer a defined clinical question.
Technology in Clinical Use
Information and treatment, precisely connected.
Confirmed nuclear-medicine and radiotherapy services should be described according to their clinical and operational use.
TRACER-BASED SERVICES
Nuclear Medicine
Diagnostic or treatment services using approved radiopharmaceuticals, subject to confirmed clinical availability.
PRECISION RADIOTHERAPY
Linear Accelerator (LINAC)
Technology designed to deliver carefully planned radiation therapy with precise positioning and treatment delivery.
On-Site Medical Laboratory & Pathology
Tissue, blood and molecular answers at clinical speed.
Imaging reveals where a tumour is located; our integrated clinical laboratory reveals its cellular and genetic composition. Same-day haematology, tumour marker profiling and rapid biopsy processing guide every step of precision cancer care.
RAPID ON-SITE TURNAROUND
Immediate Laboratory Insights, Connected Directly to Treatment
Our on-site pathology and clinical laboratories are integrated with surgical theatres, daycare chemotherapy suites and imaging modalities—eliminating external courier delays and providing actionable answers at clinical speed.
ROUTINE BLOODS
< 60 Mins
Same-day pre-infusion clearance
INTRAOPERATIVE
Real-Time
Frozen section margin diagnosis
MDT TUMOUR BOARD
Integrated
Pathologist-led clinical review
Four Core Diagnostic Disciplines
Histology · Cytology · Haematology · Molecular Profiling
HISTOPATHOLOGY & CYTOLOGY
Tissue Architecture & Grading
Microscopic evaluation of needle biopsies and surgical resections, defining exact tumour lineage, histological grade, and margin clearance.
- Biopsy & Surgical Resection Analysis
- Intraoperative Frozen Section Assessment
- Cytology & Fluid Cell-Block Evaluation
IMMUNOHISTOCHEMISTRY (IHC)
Biomarker & Receptor Profiling
Targeted antibody staining for hormone receptors and actionable surface proteins, determining suitability for targeted therapy and immunotherapy.
- ER, PR & HER2 / neu Status for Breast Cancer
- PD-L1 Expression for Immunotherapy
- Diagnostic Subtype Differentiation Panels
HAEMATOLOGY & BIOCHEMISTRY
Pre-Treatment & Infusion Safety
Rapid automated screening of bone marrow reserve and metabolic organ function prior to chemotherapy, immunotherapy, or contrast-enhanced scans.
- Full Blood Count & Absolute Neutrophil Count (ANC)
- Renal Function & eGFR (Contrast Media Clearance)
- Liver Function & Coagulation Profiles
MOLECULAR PATHOLOGY
Genomics & Tumour Markers
Detection of actionable somatic gene mutations and serial tracking of circulating serum tumour markers across treatment and follow-up.
- EGFR, KRAS, BRAF & ALK Mutation Screening
- Serial Tumour Markers (CEA, CA-125, PSA, AFP)
- Microsatellite Instability (MSI / MMR) Testing
INTEGRATED CLINICAL WORKFLOW
Accredited Clinical Quality
How Laboratory Data Connects Directly to Patient Care
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Specimen Collection
Gentle blood draw or tissue sample collection in our dedicated phlebotomy and clinical care suites.
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Barcoded Chain-of-Custody
Automated electronic barcode tracking from bedside directly into the Laboratory Information System.
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Automated Analysis & QA
Rigorous multi-level calibration, automated analysers, and pathologist validation ensure absolute accuracy.
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Multidisciplinary Delivery
Real-time results transmitted to Oncologists and the Tumour Board (MDT) for immediate care decisions.
Preparing for Your Scan
Know what happens before you arrive.
Appointment and modality-specific instructions always take priority because preparation differs by examination and clinical need.
BEFORE YOUR VISIT
Be prepared for your appointment.
Keep your appointment letter, referral information, identification and relevant medical details together.
BRING WITH YOU
Appointment letter
Identification
Medication information
Relevant previous imaging
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Referral reviewed
The request and clinical question are checked so the examination can be planned.
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Follow your instructions
Preparation may differ for fasting, medicines, clothing, hydration or arrival time.
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Confirm safety information
Tell the team about relevant conditions, allergies, implants, devices and recent imaging.
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Scan & specialist review
The examination is completed and findings move through the referring care pathway.
Imaging Referral Information
The right information helps us prepare the right examination.
Patients and referring professionals can request examination-specific guidance and coordination information.
Speak with Our Team
Need help preparing for an examination?
Ask about an imaging appointment, referral requirements or examination-specific preparation.