Walk-in X-rays are welcome. All other services are booked by contacting us directly.
Women’s Imaging
Obstetric Ultrasound: West End Diagnostic imaging provides comprehensive care for all stages of fetal growth. We provide early examinations to assess the embryo and predict the expected date of delivery. The ‘11-14 week examination’ is done to evaluate the nuchal translucency thickness. The fetal anatomy survey is done at 18-22 weeks to evaluate the fetal parts and placenta for any abnormality.
Mammography: a low-dose X-ray technique used to visualize the internal structure of the breasts. Mammography is used to examine both non-symptomatic and symptomatic women.
Pelvic/Transvaginal Ultrasound: important examinations done on women of all ages. The most common indicators are bleeding abnormalities, pelvic pain, or the investigation of infertility.


Step into the extraordinary journey of parenthood with our 4D fetal imaging technology at WEDI. Make the decision to create lasting memories – book your session now and capture the beauty and wonder of your baby’s early moments. Remember, the perfect time to schedule is in the third trimester, between 26-32 weeks. Act fast to take advantage of our promotions – reserve your spot now and witness the magic of your baby’s first glimpses!
Vascular Doppler
Carotid Doppler and Peripheral Arterial Doppler: less expensive, non-invasive methods used to determine stenosis in the peripheral arteries. You may hear the vascular sounds during the procedure, but that is normal.
Venous Doppler Acute DVT is the most common condition for which venous Doppler examinations are performed. You may hear vascular sounds during the procedure.


Men’s Imaging
Pelvic Ultrasound: male pelvic ultrasound examination requires the bladder to be full beforehand. After the technologist performs the examination, you’ll be asked to empty your bladder before a second exam.
Testicular Ultrasound: ultrasound of the scrotum is an important examination to assess the testes and surrounding structures. This test may be extended to the groin and pelvic region if an undescended testicle is in question.
Transrectal Prostate Ultrasound: the prostate is initially examined by the referring physician by digital rectal examination. If referred to West End Diagnostic Imaging, an ultrasound probe is covered with a condom and gel before being introduced into the rectum. The test will feel like an internal examination given by your physician.
General Imaging
Neck/Thyroid/Salivary: ultrasound of the neck is usually done to characterize a mass that your healthcare provider may have felt. Other imaging tests may be necessary depending on the results and any clinical findings.
Musculoskeletal & Soft Tissue: musculoskeletal ultrasound exams are used to examine joints and tendons for any tears or tendinitis. The majority of soft tissue abnormalities are typically first examined by ultrasound as a screening test. Other imaging studies may then be recommended by the radiologist if needed.


Bone Mineral Densitometry
Bone mineral densitometry (BMD) is a study that uses x-ray technology to determine bone mineral content. The lower spine or hips are often targeted to diagnose osteoporosis or osteopenia.
General X-Ray
X-rays are generally done to examine bones, joints, lungs, and the abdomen. These examinations involve exposing parts of the body to a safe amount of radiation. The radiographs are pictures taken on an X-ray film, which is analyzed by a radiologist and a report is given to the physician who requested it.

Our Services
Obstetric Ultrasound: West End Diagnostic imaging provides comprehensive care for all stages of fetal growth. We provide early examinations to assess the embryo and predict the expected date of delivery. The ‘11-14 week examination’ is done to evaluate the nuchal translucency thickness. The fetal anatomy survey is done at 18-22 weeks to evaluate the fetal parts and placenta for any abnormality.
Mammography: a low-dose X-ray technique used to visualize the internal structure of the breasts. Mammography is used to examine both non-symptomatic and symptomatic women.
Pelvic/Transvaginal Ultrasound: important examinations done on women of all ages. The most common indicators are bleeding abnormalities, pelvic pain, or the investigation of infertility.
Step into the extraordinary journey of parenthood with our 4D fetal imaging technology at WEDI. Make the decision to create lasting memories – book your session now and capture the beauty and wonder of your baby’s early moments. Remember, the perfect time to schedule is in the third trimester, between 26-32 weeks. Act fast to take advantage of our promotions – reserve your spot now and witness the magic of your baby’s first glimpses!
Carotid Doppler and Peripheral Arterial Doppler: less expensive, non-invasive methods used to determine stenosis in the peripheral arteries. You may hear the vascular sounds during the procedure, but that is normal.
Venous Doppler Acute DVT is the most common condition for which venous Doppler examinations are performed. You may hear vascular sounds during the procedure.
Pelvic Ultrasound: Male pelvic ultrasound examination requires the bladder to be full beforehand. After the technologist performs the examination, you’ll be asked to empty your bladder before a second exam.
Testicular Ultrasound: ultrasound of the scrotum is an important examination to assess the testes and the surrounding structures. This test may be extended to the groin and pelvic region if an undescended testicle is in question.
Transrectal Prostate Ultrasound: the prostate is initially examined by the referring physician by digital rectal examination. If referred to West End Diagnostic Imaging, an ultrasound probe is covered with a condom and gel before being introduced into the rectum. The test will feel like an internal examination given by your physician.
Neck/Thyroid/Salivary: ultrasound of the neck is usually done to characterize a mass that your healthcare provider may have felt. Other imaging tests may be necessary depending on the results and any clinical findings.
Musculoskeletal & Soft Tissue: musculoskeletal ultrasound exams are used to examine joints and tendons for any tears or tendinitis. The majority of soft tissue abnormalities are typically first examined by ultrasound as a screening test. Other imaging studies may then be recommended by the Radiologist if needed.
Bone mineral densitometry (BMD) is a study that uses x-ray technology to determine bone mineral content. The lower spine or hips are often targeted to diagnose osteoporosis or osteopenia.
X-rays are generally done to examine bones, joints, lungs, and the abdomen. These examinations involve exposing parts of the body to a safe amount of radiation. The radiographs are pictures taken on an X-ray film, which is analyzed by a radiologist and a report is given to the physician who requested it.
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