Seeing clearly to treat precisely.
The radiology and medical imaging department provides the images doctors need to diagnose and follow their patients. It was one of the hospital’s first four services and has grown into a department with digital X-ray rooms, ultrasound and Doppler, a CT scanner and mammography.
Radiologists and imaging technicians perform examinations for women, children and adults, including obstetric ultrasound throughout pregnancy and imaging adapted to newborns and young children.
Digital X-ray. Chest, bone, abdominal and dental X-rays with low-dose digital equipment.
Obstetric ultrasound. Dating, growth and anatomy scans throughout pregnancy.
Ultrasound & Doppler. Abdominal, pelvic, breast, thyroid and vascular ultrasound.
CT scan. Computed tomography of the brain, chest, abdomen and skeleton.
Mammography. Breast imaging for screening and diagnosis.
Special examinations. Hysterosalpingography, intravenous urography and contrast studies by appointment.
Some examinations require preparation. The imaging reception will give you instructions when you book.
We follow the principle of using the lowest dose needed for a good diagnosis. Ultrasound, which uses no radiation, is preferred whenever possible in pregnancy and in children. X-ray and CT protocols are adapted to children’s size, and protective equipment is used for patients and staff.
Hours. Standard X-rays and emergency examinations 24/7. Special examinations and scheduled scans on weekdays by appointment.
Appointments. Book special examinations and CT scans at the imaging reception or by phone.
Bring. Your prescription, previous images and reports, and your kidney function results for contrast studies.
Pregnancy. Always tell the radiographer if you might be pregnant.
Yes. Ultrasound uses sound waves, not radiation, and is safe for mother and baby.
Most reports are available the same day. Complex CT scans may take a little longer.
Yes. Screening mammography is recommended for women from age 40, or earlier depending on your risk. Ask your doctor.
YGOPH does not currently offer MRI. When MRI is needed, our doctors will refer you to a partner facility in Yaoundé.
Our team replies on working days. For an emergency, do not write: call (+237) 670 607 278 or come directly to the hospital.
Choose the service, a day and a time slot.
Our team will confirm your appointment by phone or email. For emergencies, do not use this form: come directly to our emergency department or call (+237) 670 607 278.
Choose the service, a day and a time slot. Our team will confirm your appointment by phone or email. For emergencies, do not use this form: come directly to our emergency department or call (+237) 670 607 278.