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Our mission is to change lives through the provision of high quality and innovative diagnostic and interventional radiology services.

26/08/2026

MIC Radiology Group was pleased to participate at the recently held Zimbabwe Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists (ZSOG) Annual Conference at Rainbow Towers in Harare.
The conference brought together healthcare professionals and stakeholders for meaningful engagement around obstetric and gynaecological practice, knowledge sharing and professional collaboration.
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24/08/2026

MIC Radiology Group was honoured to be part of the CancerServe medical outreach at Karanda Mission Hospital, coordinated by CancerServe Organization.
The outreach brought together healthcare professionals and partners to support a community-focused programme providing access to health services and cancer-related screening and consultations.

20/08/2026

Dense breast tissue can make mammograms more challenging to interpret because both healthy fibroglandular tissue and certain breast abnormalities appear white on X-ray images. This "white-on-white" effect can make small changes more difficult to detect, potentially masking findings that may require further investigation. In addition to affecting image interpretation, dense breast tissue is also recognised as an independent risk factor for breast cancer. Understanding breast density is an important part of breast health, helping guide appropriate screening and, where necessary, additional imaging. To learn more about our Women's Imaging services, visit our website 👉🏾 mic.co.zw/womens-imaging

18/08/2026

Plaque and stenosis (blockage) are closely linked, but they describe different stages of coronary artery disease. Plaque is the gradual accumulation of cholesterol, fat, calcium, and other substances within the wall of an artery. As plaque enlarges, it can progressively narrow the artery, resulting in stenosis, which reduces blood flow to the heart muscle. Identifying plaque before significant stenosis develops is an important part of cardiovascular assessment, allowing doctors to better evaluate coronary artery disease and guide appropriate treatment before blood flow becomes significantly compromised. To learn more about our cardiac imaging services, visit our website 👉🏾 https://mic.co.zw/

14/08/2026

When it comes to uterine fibroids, size is only one part of the clinical picture. A large fibroid may not require treatment if it remains symptom-free, while a smaller fibroid can significantly affect quality of life depending on its location and the symptoms it causes. Factors such as heavy menstrual bleeding, pelvic pain, pressure on surrounding organs, fertility concerns, and distortion of the uterine cavity all play an important role in determining the most appropriate treatment. Performed through a tiny incision in the pelvic area, Uterine Fibroid Embolisation (UFE) is a minimally invasive treatment that can be considered for women whose fibroids are affecting their quality of life. If you would like to learn more about UFE, visit our website 👉🏾 https://mic.co.zw/ufe/

12/08/2026

Heroes' Day is a time to reflect on the courage, sacrifice, and resilience of those who shaped Zimbabwe's journey. Wishing you a meaningful Heroes' Day!

10/08/2026

During a vacuum-assisted breast biopsy (VABB), obtaining multiple tissue samples is key to building a complete diagnostic picture. Using a specialised vacuum-assisted device, a radiologist can typically retrieve between 8 and 12 tissue samples through a single, small incision without the need for repeated needle insertions. This technique allows a larger volume of tissue to be collected from the area of concern, improving the quality of the specimen for pathological analysis and increasing diagnostic confidence. By combining precision imaging with enhanced tissue sampling, VABB plays an important role in improved assessment of breast abnormalities. To learn more about Vacuum-Assisted Breast Biopsy visit our website 👉🏾 mic.co.zw/vacuum-assisted-biopsy

07/08/2026

Every movement of the contrast dye during a Hysterosalpingogram (HSG) provides valuable diagnostic information. As the dye fills the uterine cavity and travels through the fallopian tubes, it creates a clear outline of the reproductive tract under X-ray guidance. Uninterrupted flow through the tubes, with the dye spilling from the fimbrial ends, indicates that the passage is open. When the dye cannot progress beyond a certain point, it may reveal a blockage that could be contributing to infertility. By visualising the reproductive tract in real time, HSG plays an important role in investigating fertility concerns and guiding appropriate treatment. To learn more about HSG, visit our website 👉🏾 https://mic.co.zw/

29/07/2026

MIC Women’s Imaging was pleased to support the Women’s Health Symposium 2026 as one of the event sponsors.
Hosted by the Zimbabwe Society of Obstetricians and Gynaecologists under the theme “Breaking the Silence on Fibroids,” the symposium provided an important platform for awareness, education, and constructive dialogue on fibroids and women’s health.
Our Managing Radiologist, Dr M. Mvere, was among the distinguished speakers who contributed to the symposium’s educational discussions.

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Harare

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