Medical Imaging Practice in Thornton
PRP Diagnostic Imaging Thornton offers CT, Ultrasound, OPG, Injections & Biopsies and X-Ray. Book online. All radiology referrals accepted.
Our specialist team look forward to making your visit as comfortable and stress free as possible.
We accept all radiology referrals. See the full list of medical imaging services here:
Bulk Billing is available at this location for some services. You will be notified of any related fees or payment required when making a booking or you can contact us for more information.
Thornton Clinic Information
Location
Thornton NSW 2322
Practice Hours
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Medical Imaging Services
Cardiac
- 20 – 60 minute procedure
- Wear comfortable shoes
- Wear two piece outfit
Cardiac Services Available at PRP Thornton
CT Low Dose
- 10 – 20 minute procedure
- Possible 2-hour fast
- Be well hydrated
CT Low Dose Services Available at PRP Thornton
Injections & Biopsies
- 20 – 60 minute procedure
- May be unable to drive home
- Additional observation time may be needed
Injections & Biopsies Services Available at PRP Thornton
Ultrasound Services
- 30 – 60 minute procedure
- Wear two piece outfit
- Preparation given at booking
Ultrasound Services Services Available at PRP Thornton
How to Prepare for Your Medical Imaging Appointment
If you’ve never received an Ultrasound, CT scan, MRI, X-ray, or other type of medical scan, you may have some questions before your appointment at PRP Diagnostic Imaging.
What To Bring
- Referral
- Medicare Card
- Payment
- List of current medications
- Recent previous imaging done elsewhere
- Support person (if needed)
Before Your Appointment
Arrive 10 -15 minutes before your scheduled appointment time to complete paperwork.
The duration of your appointment and preparation instructions will vary depending on the type of imaging your Doctor has requested.
You’ll receive specific preparation instructions at the time of booking.
For more information about preparation and scan times, scroll down to our medical imaging services.
After Your Appointment
It’s a good idea to maintain a high fluid intake for 24 hours after some scans.
Images are available to you via the MyPRP patient portal. Your images, along with a report, are sent directly to your Doctor—usually within 1-2 business days.
Our network of radiologists provide you and your Doctor with access to a wide range of specialist expertise to report on your images.
Pricing
A quote for your examination will be provided at the time of booking, pricing can vary due to Medicare requirements. If you have more specific questions about this, call us directly to chat with a staff member.
Faster results combined with an accurate diagnosis provide the peace of mind you need to move forward.
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Practice Manager
Dr Scott Quadrelli
Dr Scott Quadrelli
CredentialsB.Eng (Hons I), MBBS, PhD, FRANZCR
Dr. Scott Quadrelli, a native of Newcastle, has returned to his hometown after accruing rich experiences across Australia and internationally. Embarking on his academic path at the University of Newcastle with an Engineering Degree, Scott felt a deeper inclination towards medicine. This guided him to the University of Wollongong and further honed his foundational medical skills during his junior doctor years at John Hunter Hospital.
Choosing to specialise in Radiology led him to the corridors of the Princess Alexandra, Prince Charles, and Queensland Children’s Hospitals in Brisbane. Throughout his career, he has demonstrated a sincere commitment to cardiac imaging and interventional radiology, always prioritising patient care.
Research, for Scott, has been both a passion and a platform to contribute to the broader medical dialogue. Having earned his Ph.D. from the University of Newcastle, he’s currently engaged in post-doctoral collaborations with the University of Sydney and Professor Martin Ugander.
Among his many research contributions, some noteworthy papers include:
- “Noninvasive Imaging Methods for Quantification of Pulmonary Edema and Congestion: A Systematic Review” published in JACC: Cardiovascular Imaging in 2023.
- The well-received “Hitchhiker’s guide to voxel segmentation for partial volume correction of in vivo magnetic resonance spectroscopy” published in Magnetic Resonance Insights in 2016.
- Not to mention, his deep dive into PTSD’s effect on the human brain through “Post-traumatic stress disorder affects fucose-α (1–2)-glycans in the human brain: preliminary findings of neuro deregulation using in vivo two-dimensional neuro MR spectroscopy” in Translational Psychiatry in 2019.