The Radiology division provides imaging diagnosis that diagnoses diseases based on the imaging of the internal body and intervention treatment that uses theses imaging.

Imaging diagnosis, with the help of advanced modern science, scans inside all parts of our body using technologies like real-time imaging with penetration or ultrasound, computed tomography, digital subtraction angiography, and magnetic resonance imaging as well as simple imaging of the body using X-rays while it diagnoses diseases with the readings of this imaging information based on expansive medical knowledge. Radiology has achieved the most remarkable development and it is hard to imagine that diseases can be diagnosed without imaging diagnosis.

Intervention treatment, based on the imaging technology, uses real-time imaging to take surgical approaches for inner parts of the body, particularly for parts that cannot be dealt with by traditional internal and surgical treatment solutions or complicated treatments (biopsy, drainage of deep abscess, hemostasis of acute bleeding, embolization of malignant or benign tumors, treatment of chronic blood vessel diseases, etc.).

Radiology has seen constant progress since its establishment in 1979, and its 12 medical staff of professors, residents, and radiologists do their best to provide the patients with treatment, while it is now leading the development of domestic and international radiology based on various advanced imaging equipment and rich experience.