The term “minimally invasive” refers to examinations and treatments with as little burden for the patients as possible.
We have multiple MRIs and PET-CTs, as well as completely original, in-hospital developed CT scanners,
to provide minimally invasive diagnosis and treatments.
Minimally Invasive Diagnostic Imaging and Treatment Centre, also known as the Radiology Centre, was established in 2012. The building is six stories tall with a basement. Every floor is equipped with CT, MRI, machines for radiotherapy, nuclear medicine and angiography. We are also fully equipped with PET-CTs, which are very popular among patients. Above all, the CT scanners were developed by our hospital, with the ability to reduce radiation exposure to a quarter of conventional scanners. The center is an epitome of advanced medicine and will continue to prosper and lead the field of radiology in not only Japan, but Asia.
