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MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) is a method for examining the body's internal structures using a magnetic field and radio waves. This method is particularly effective for visualizing soft tissues.

Areas of MRI research:

• Brain – detection of tumors, hemorrhages, and vascular pathology;
• Spine – diagnosis of herniated discs, spondylosis, and tumors;
• Heart and blood vessels – assessment of anatomical features, anomalies, and defects;
• Muscles and joints – detection of strains, tears, and inflammation.

CT (X-ray computed tomography) is a diagnostic method in which a computer recreates a model of the object being studied after scanning it layer by layer using a narrow beam of X-rays.

Areas of CT examination:

• Chest organs — diagnosis of tumors, unspecified inflammatory diseases of the lungs and mediastinum, and pathology of large mediastinal vessels (aneurysms);
• Abdominal organs and retroperitoneal space — visualization of injuries, tumors, and other lesions of the liver, gallbladder, spleen, pancreas, adrenal glands, kidneys, and pathology of the abdominal aorta and its branches (aneurysms, stenosis, calcifications);
• Spine — detection of injuries, degenerative-dystrophic, and bone-destructive changes in the spine;
• Bones and joints — confirmation of complex traumatic, inflammatory, and tumor-like lesions, as well as determination of the severity of osteoporosis.

X-ray (radiography) is a medical diagnostic method that directs a beam of X-ray radiation at the area of ​​the body being examined.

X-ray examination areas include:

• X-rays of bones and joints;
• Chest X-ray;
• Spine X-rays: cervical, thoracic, and lumbar;
• X-rays of the skull and paranasal sinuses;
• X-rays of abdominal organs;
• Angiography – a contrast study of blood vessels.

Mammography is an X-ray examination of the mammary glands that can detect various pathologies, including malignant neoplasms.

Mammography can examine:

• fibroadenoma;
• cysts;
• calcifications;
• tissue masses and deformities;
• early-stage malignant tumors.

Fluorography is an X-ray examination method in which images of the chest organs are recorded using a digital matrix.

Areas of examination using fluorography:

• pulmonary tuberculosis;
• large neoplasms (tumors);
• massive inflammatory processes.

Multimodal diagnostics is a comprehensive approach to analyzing data from multiple imaging methods (MRI, CT, X-ray, mammography, fluorography) to obtain a complete clinical picture.

Areas of research using multimodal diagnostics include:

• oncological diseases;
• cardiological diseases;
• neurological diseases;
• endocrinological diseases.