All insurers and private patientsMon – Thu 08:00–17:00, Fri 08:00–13:00
From straightforward X-rays without an appointment to ultrasound, contrast X-rays and 3D images of teeth and jaw: here you'll find the right examination and how to book it.
X-ray: No appointment needed
With a valid referral and e-card
Ultrasound, contrast X-ray and CBCT: Appointment required
No appointment needed
With a valid referral and e-card
X-rays of bones, joints, the spine and lungs. With a valid referral and e-card, you can walk in during our X-ray hours. Alternatively, you can reserve a preferred time.
X-ray hours: Mon – Thu 08:00–17:00, Fri 08:00–13:00
Walk-in X-rays are available throughout our opening hours, with last admission 15 minutes before closing (Mon – Thu to 16:45, Fri to 12:45).
Please make an appointment in advance for these examinations.
Appointment required
Ultrasound scans of abdominal organs, kidneys, thyroid, neck, joints, the musculoskeletal system, soft tissue, nerves, breast and blood vessels – without X-ray radiation.
Appointment required
Barium swallow, venography, fallopian tube patency testing (HSG) and kidney X-rays – using contrast medium and moving (functional) X-ray imaging.
Appointment required
Panoramic X-rays, cephalometric X-rays and 3D images of the teeth, jaw, sinuses, facial skeleton, jaw joints and the junction between the skull and cervical spine (craniocervical junction).
X-ray of the hand, foot or a peripheral joint
under 0.01 mSvless than about 1.5 days of natural background radiation
Panoramic dental X-ray
about 0.01 mSvabout 1.5 days of natural background radiation
A single chest X-ray
about 0.02 mSvabout 3 days of natural background radiation
Schematic illustration – logarithmic scale: the dose increases tenfold from one labelled mark to the next. The actual dose depends, among other things, on the area examined, the number of images, body build, the equipment used and the examination protocol.
These are typical reference values. The actual dose depends, among other things, on the area examined, the number of images taken, body build, the equipment and the examination protocol.
Ultrasound does not use ionising X-ray radiation.
Pregnancy: If you are pregnant or think you might be pregnant, please let us know before the examination.
No appointment needed
With a valid referral and e-card
Appointment required
Please arrange appointments by phone on 0316 840 90 50 (online booking is not available). Please mention the examination stated on your referral when you call.
