Western New York Radiology Associates (WNYRA) partner with all 4 Kaleida Health Adult Hospitals to offer the best in diagnostic and interprertive imaging services. Our Imaging Departments provide optiomal benefits to our patients and physicians through the newest technology including PACS, Picture Archive and Communication System, that acquires and stores all image electroncally, as well as multi slice CT Scanners and High Field MRI. Services available include:

• Ultrasound - A test that uses sound waves and a computer to produce pictures of internal organs.
• Nuclear Medicine - Small tracer amounts of radioactivity are used to evaluate how organs are functioning. The radioactivity is injected, breathed or ingested into the body and nuclear medicine cameras detect the short lived radioactive material to create an image.
• Cardiac Computed Tomography Angiography (CTA) - CTA's 64 slice technology offers many advantages for assessing the cardiovascular syste, including the ability to scan the heart within 5 seconds to provide high quality images of the heart and coronary arteries with remarkable resolution. CTA is available at Buffalo General Hospital.
• CT - Multiple high speed X-rays of the body which are used to create two to three dinensional images.
• Mammogram - An X-ray of the breast that uses low dose radiation to produce an image of the inner breast tissue for early detection of breast cancer.
• Buffalo Niagara MRI Center - The Buffalo Niagara MRI Center provides the most advanced MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) technology and services available in a comfortable and welcoming environment.
• Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) - A magnetic field is created to send radio waves into the body so a computer can evaluate the body's response and produce images of the body's internal structures. 
• X-ray - A method of creating images of body parts using radiation.
• Dexa - A Dexa scan or bone densitometry is an X-ray exam that uses a very low dose of radiation to measure the mineral content of the bones.
• Fluroscopy