Parkway Radiology’s Nuclear Medicine and PET Centre at Mount Elizabeth Hospital has officially reopened following a comprehensive renovation, offering an enhanced patient experience within a modern and welcoming environment.
This reopening forms part of Mount Elizabeth Hospital’s Project Renaissance, a three year transformation to create a modern, integrated multiservice hub.
The centre is now equipped with the Symbia Pro.Specta SPECT-CT and PET-CT Biograph Vision systems, supporting a wide range of advanced diagnostic imaging services. Key services include PET-CT Vizamyl for earlier evaluation of Alzheimer’s Disease, PET-CT FAPI for cancer diagnosis and staging, PET-CT Dotatate for sensitive detection of neuroendocrine tumours, bone scans with SPECT-CT for staging and monitoring bone metastases, and iodine whole body scans for thyroid-related conditions. On-site infusion services are also available.
Dedicated radioisotope rooms have been introduced to enable controlled monitoring and safe care for patients undergoing theranostic treatment for neuroendocrine, thyroid and prostate cancers. Together with Mount Elizabeth Novena Hospital, these additions further strengthen our Nuclear Medicine capabilities within the private healthcare sector in Singapore.
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