Imaging Tests

Imaging tests and your health and safety

Some imaging tests use radiation (a wave of energy), and contrast dye, Image-guided test may also use sedation or anesthesia (medicine to numb an area or make you sleepy and comfortable). When you or your child has one of these tests, you might have questions about health and safety.

Your imaging healthcare team will watch you closely to keep you safe. Ask them any questions you have about health and safety. You can also talk to your healthcare provider to learn more about safety and imaging tests.

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Current as of: July 6, 2021

Author: Diagnostic Imaging, Alberta Health Services

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