The latest in low-dose mammography equipment is in use at Trinitas, and now a comprehensive Women's Imaging Center features a one-stop approach to women's healthcare including bone densitometry testing, ultrasound, minimally invasive stereotactic breast imaging and ultrasound-guided aspiration/biopsy. The Women's Imaging Center is part of a $3.8 million investment in radiologic imaging. Other enhancements include a new MRI and CT Scanner that offer maximum patient comfort and shorter exam times. For more information please call 908-994-5984.

Trinitas is leading in innovations designed to help women who suffer from urinary incontinence. Click here for information about the minimally invasive TVT procedure performed by urogynecologist Labib Riachi, MD. A key part of this program is Pelvic Floor Dysfunction Treatment service consisting of specialized physical therapy that offers an alternative to surgery or medication for women suffering from urinary incontinence.

The latest in low-dose mammography equipment is in use at Trinitas, and in the very near future a comprehensive Women's Imaging Center will feature a one-stop approach to women's healthcare including bone densitometry testing, ultrasound, minimally invasive stereotactic breast imaging and ultrasound-guided aspiration/biopsy. The Women's Imaging Center is part of a $3.8 million investment in radiologic imaging. Other enhancements include a new MRI and CT Scanner that offer maximum patient comfort and shorter exam times. For more information please call 908-994-5984.

Trinitas is proud to offer a non-surgical option for women who undergo hysterectomy to treat excessive menstrual or uterine bleeding. Please click here to learn about a procedure alled "endometrial ablation" (EA), which involves removing only the lining of a woman's uterus using warmed water.

Through laser treatments, physicians at Trinitas are able to treat a wide range of skin conditions, from spider veins and ingrown hair through rosacia and age spots. Please click here for more information.

Morbidly obese patients can find help at Trinitas Hospital. Using bariatric surgical procedures, surgeons seal off most of the stomach to reduce the amount of food patients can eat and rearrange the small intestine to reduce the calories the body can absorb. Please click here to learn more about this procedure and read about a personal success story.

High-risk pregnancies receive the highest attention at Trinitas, which features a board certified specialist in both Obstetrics/Gynecology and Maternal/Fetal Medicine and the latest in diagnostic technology. Please click here for more information.

It is estimated that nearly nine million women suffer from vaginal prolapse, an often-painful condition resulting in pelvic pressure and urine leakage. Help is now available for women who wish to avoid the traditional surgical treatment of this condition. Please click here for more information.


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