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Blows to the brain: The hidden crisis in rugby and other contact sport
A silent but devastating brain disease is casting a shadow over contact and collision sports, particularly rugby….
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SCFE: When a limp isn’t just a sprain in adolescents
Slipped Capital Femoral Epiphysis (SCFE) is the most common adolescent hip disorder. It occurs when the ball…
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Unmasking strokes in young adults: A radiologist’s insights
Stroke, often mistakenly viewed as something that only happens to the elderly, can strike at any age,…
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Do you still need to wear a lead apron for an X-ray?
Have you noticed recently that you don’t always have a lead apron draped across your lap when…
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Support, dignity and early detection – One bra at a time
With Women’s Month underway, SCP Radiology is proud to once again partner with ILoveBoobies for the annual…
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A common misunderstanding about iodinated contrast
A contrast scan is a medical imaging test, such as a CT (computed tomography) scan or MRI…
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