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Newton Radiology

Medical Imaging & Radiology Blog

Welcome to the Newton Radiology blog. Our team shares practical, easy-to-understand information about diagnostic imaging to help you feel prepared and confident before your appointment. Whether your doctor has referred you for a CT scan, an X-ray or an ultrasound, you’ll find articles on what each scan involves, how to prepare and what happens after your images are taken.

Newton Radiology is located in Top Ryde City Shopping Centre and provides diagnostic imaging for patients across Ryde and Sydney’s north-west. We accept all referrals.

CT Scan at Top Ryde: Everything You Need to Know About Imaging at Newton Radiology

CT Scan at Top Ryde: Everything You Need to Know About Imaging at Newton Radiology

CT Scan at Top Ryde: Everything You Need to Know About Imaging at Newton Radiology If your doctor has referred...
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Diagnostic Imaging in Ryde: Your Complete Guide to CT Scans, Ultrasounds, and More at Newton Radiology

Diagnostic Imaging in Ryde: Your Complete Guide to CT Scans, Ultrasounds, and More at Newton Radiology

Diagnostic Imaging in Ryde: Your Complete Guide to CT Scans, Ultrasounds, and More at Newton Radiology When your doctor refers...
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What Is a Radiologic Technologist? Advanced Radiology at Newton Radiology

What Is a Radiologic Technologist? Advanced Radiology at Newton Radiology

What Is a Radiologic Technologist? Advanced Radiology at Newton Radiology When your doctor refers you for a scan, you're placed in...
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Learn more about our imaging services

Every scan has a different purpose, and knowing what to expect can make your visit quicker and more comfortable. Explore our service pages for details on each type of imaging we offer:

  • CT scans: detailed cross-sectional images of bones, blood vessels and soft tissue, including information on preparation and contrast.
  • Ultra low dose CT: CT imaging that uses a reduced radiation dose where clinically appropriate.
  • Calcium score: a specialised heart scan that helps assess coronary artery calcium.
  • X-ray: fast, everyday imaging for bones, joints and the chest.
  • Ultrasound: radiation-free imaging of organs, soft tissue and blood flow.
  • Bone density: scans used to assess bone health and the risk of osteoporosis.
  • Procedures and hyaluronic acid injections: image-guided treatments performed by our radiology team.

Ready to book your scan?

If you have a referral from your GP or specialist, you can book an appointment online or call our friendly team. Your images are reviewed by a radiologist, and the report is sent directly to your referring doctor so you can discuss your results with them.

Information on this blog is general in nature and is not a substitute for advice from your doctor.