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Our radiology department is responsible for imaging of the body: radiologists search for the nature and location of a disease, injury or disorder by means of rays or waves. The most commonly used rays are X-rays (X-rays, CT scan), but nowadays sound waves (ultrasound) and magnetic fields (NMR scan) are also increasingly used. A multidisciplinary team is here for you with radiologists, nurses, technologists, secretary and a logistics employee.

Patients come to the sleep lab (sleep centre) for a sleep study. But before the sleep study can take place, you always need a consultation with the doctor.
A multidisciplinary team consisting of a pneumologist, neurologist, nose-throat-ear doctor and dentist is responsible for diagnosing and treating people with sleep and wakefulness disorders.

Need urgent medical help? Call 112.

Sint-Trudo Hospital has a specialised emergency department. Patients in an urgent or life-threatening situation or in need of urgent medical care are quickly and efficiently cared for 24 hours a day, 7 days a week by a specialised team of nurses and emergency doctors.

At the internal surgery day hospital, you can undergo an examination or treatment that does not involve an overnight stay in our hospital (ambulatory or outpatient). You come to the hospital the day of your treatment and can return home the same day.

Nuclear medicine uses radioactivity as a means of diagnosis or treatment.

At the oncology department, you can come for the diagnosis and treatment of cancer. Cancer is a collective term for many different conditions in which cells grow too quickly and cause damage to surrounding tissue. The haematologists treat patients with diseases of the blood, bone marrow and lymph nodes. These can be both benign and malignant conditions.