Our extensive outreach and support services include:
Longterm feeding tube support Outpatient venous access (PICC line) support In-office pediatric radiology inservice/CME services Pediatric teleradiology services Pediatric radiology consultation services
EOS Imaging Machine The EOS machine allows for a radiation dose that is as low as reasonably possible while still providing the necessary information needed for diagnosis. Using the EOS Machine, Nationwide Children’s physicians are able to interpret results using 45 times less the radiation exposure needed for a traditional spinal x-ray exam. This is beneficial for patients who require frequent imaging, such as scoliosis follow-up visits. Recommended Links
Helping Hand: IVP (Intravenous Pyelogram) Helping Hand: X-ray Watch Nationwide Children’s Radiology Video Watch Nationwide Children’s Interventional Radiology Video
Video Tour of MRI Facility
What to expect during your MRI – without sedation What to expect during your MRI – with sedation
Preparing for your MRI: Dietary Guidelines
8 hours before the scan time child may have food and whole milk 6 hours before the scan time child may have formula (NO cereal and/or thickening agents to be added) 4 hours before the scan time child may have breast milk if less than 1 year old 2 hours before the scan time child may have clear apple juice, Pedialyte, 7-Up, Sprite or water only (NO thickening agents)
Our extensive outreach and support services include:
Longterm feeding tube support Outpatient venous access (PICC line) support In-office pediatric radiology inservice/CME services Pediatric teleradiology services Pediatric radiology consultation services
EOS Imaging Machine The EOS machine allows for a radiation dose that is as low as reasonably possible while still providing the necessary information needed for diagnosis. Using the EOS Machine, Nationwide Children’s physicians are able to interpret results using 45 times less the radiation exposure needed for a traditional spinal x-ray exam. This is beneficial for patients who require frequent imaging, such as scoliosis follow-up visits. Recommended Links
Helping Hand: IVP (Intravenous Pyelogram) Helping Hand: X-ray Watch Nationwide Children’s Radiology Video Watch Nationwide Children’s Interventional Radiology Video
Video Tour of MRI Facility
What to expect during your MRI – without sedation What to expect during your MRI – with sedation
Preparing for your MRI: Dietary Guidelines
8 hours before the scan time child may have food and whole milk 6 hours before the scan time child may have formula (NO cereal and/or thickening agents to be added) 4 hours before the scan time child may have breast milk if less than 1 year old 2 hours before the scan time child may have clear apple juice, Pedialyte, 7-Up, Sprite or water only (NO thickening agents)
Our extensive outreach and support services include:
Longterm feeding tube support Outpatient venous access (PICC line) support In-office pediatric radiology inservice/CME services Pediatric teleradiology services Pediatric radiology consultation services
EOS Imaging Machine The EOS machine allows for a radiation dose that is as low as reasonably possible while still providing the necessary information needed for diagnosis. Using the EOS Machine, Nationwide Children’s physicians are able to interpret results using 45 times less the radiation exposure needed for a traditional spinal x-ray exam. This is beneficial for patients who require frequent imaging, such as scoliosis follow-up visits. Recommended Links
Helping Hand: IVP (Intravenous Pyelogram) Helping Hand: X-ray Watch Nationwide Children’s Radiology Video Watch Nationwide Children’s Interventional Radiology Video
Video Tour of MRI Facility
What to expect during your MRI – without sedation What to expect during your MRI – with sedation
Preparing for your MRI: Dietary Guidelines
8 hours before the scan time child may have food and whole milk 6 hours before the scan time child may have formula (NO cereal and/or thickening agents to be added) 4 hours before the scan time child may have breast milk if less than 1 year old 2 hours before the scan time child may have clear apple juice, Pedialyte, 7-Up, Sprite or water only (NO thickening agents)
Our extensive outreach and support services include:
- Longterm feeding tube support
- Outpatient venous access (PICC line) support
- In-office pediatric radiology inservice/CME services
- Pediatric teleradiology services
- Pediatric radiology consultation services
EOS Imaging Machine
The EOS machine allows for a radiation dose that is as low as reasonably possible while still providing the necessary information needed for diagnosis. Using the EOS Machine, Nationwide Children’s physicians are able to interpret results using 45 times less the radiation exposure needed for a traditional spinal x-ray exam. This is beneficial for patients who require frequent imaging, such as scoliosis follow-up visits.
Recommended Links
- Helping Hand: IVP (Intravenous Pyelogram)
- Helping Hand: X-ray
- Watch Nationwide Children’s Radiology Video
- Watch Nationwide Children’s Interventional Radiology Video
Video Tour of MRI Facility
- What to expect during your MRI – without sedation
- What to expect during your MRI – with sedation
Preparing for your MRI: Dietary Guidelines
- 8 hours before the scan time child may have food and whole milk
- 6 hours before the scan time child may have formula (NO cereal and/or thickening agents to be added)
- 4 hours before the scan time child may have breast milk if less than 1 year old
- 2 hours before the scan time child may have clear apple juice, Pedialyte, 7-Up, Sprite or water only (NO thickening agents)
