Mercy Imaging Services - Mercy Hospital St. Louis

Mercy offers bone density scans to measure the strength & density of your bones, determining if you have osteoporosis or low density. Learn more about the benefits of this test.

A coronary calcium scan detects & measures the amount of calcium in the walls of your arteries. Learn about who should get a scan & learn how to interpret the results.

Mercy offers advanced imaging services including computed tomography, also known as a CT or CAT scan. Learn why this test is used & what to expect before, during & after.

Mercy offers the DEXA scan which provides an analysis of your fat tissue, muscle mass & bone density. Learn how this test can help you with your health & fitness.

Mercy's imaging department offers ultrasound imaging to see the size, shape & real-time movement of organs and soft tissues. Learn about the different uses of this test & what to expect.

Mercy's imaging services include diagnostic x-rays. Learn about the most frequent uses for these tests as well as what to expect before, during & after.

A doppler ultrasound checks for problems with blood flow, such as deep vein thrombosis (DVT). Learn more about this test & what to expect before, during & after.

Mercy's heart & vascular department provides echocardiography services. Learn about receiving an echo test, also known as a heart ultrasound, & what it's used for.

A gynecologic ultrasound, also known as a pelvic ultrasound, produces images of a woman's uterus, ovaries & fallopian tubes. Learn about the conditions that require this exam.

Mercy offers lung cancer screening options, including low dose ct scans (LDCT). Learn about the criteria used to determine if you're a high-risk candidate.

Mercy's highly trained MRI technologists use the most advanced technology available for magnetic resonance imaging. Learn what an MRI detects & what to expect.

Mercy offers nuclear medicine to diagnose & many types of diseases, including cancer, heart disease, gastro, endocrine & neurological disorders. Learn about this type of imaging.

Therapeutic ultrasound is commonly used by physical therapists to treat soft tissue & sports injuries. Learn more about ultrasound therapy & what to expect before, during & after.