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Patients are given individual attention by our cordial and professional staff members who are efficient in guiding them through their procedure and answering pertinent questions. The combined use of expertise and technology will help make an accurate diagnosis for all the patients’ health concerns.
Our mission in the Department of Radiology is to transform the field of Radiology to improve the lives of people serves that mission by developing, evaluating, and implementing the next generation of imaging techniques and technologies in order to detect disease earlier, guide more effective treatment, and in general help doctors tomorrow to see what is invisible today short, we aim to bring to bear the very best new technologies in order to improve the care of patients here.
This team of radiologists are connected to clinicians in a wide range of specialties, in order to understand key unsolved problems and unmet clinical needs, and ultimately to implement solutions with a real impact for clinical medicine.
4th dimension of time is added to 3 dimensional still ultrasound images.
Especially useful in Obstetrics – live action images of the fetus can be visualized.
Advanced colour Doppler Ultrasound scanners offer studies of carotids, peripheral vessels, abdominal and renal vessels.
About many diagnostic examinations are done each working day. In addition, USG guided (diagnostic and therapeutic) procedures are performed each day.
Luminos Fusion siemens provides the innovation of 2-in-1 in a system that solves the challenge of meeting your needs in both radiography and fluoroscopy, installed in 2015.
Screening Mammography plays a central part in early detection of breast lesions and categories them by BIRADS system, installed inour institute in 2015.Diagnostic mammography is used to evaluate a patient with abnormal clinical findings.
The department has MDCT scanner siemens somatom scope installed in 2015..In addition CT guided diagnostic and therapeutic procedures are performed each day.
MRI has the ability to image without the use of ionising radiation (x-ray) unlike CT scanning
images acquired in multiple planes (Axial, Sagittal, Coronal, or Oblique) without repositioning the patient. MRI was installed in 2015 and many MRI examinations are done in each working day.
MRI images demonstrate superior soft tissue contrast than CT scans and plain films making it the ideal examination of the brain, spine, joints and other soft tissue body parts.
Some angiographic images can be obtained without the use of contrast material, unlike CT or conventional angiography.Advanced techniques such as diffusion, spectroscopy allow for specific tissue characterisation rather than merely ‘macroscopic’ imaging.
All radiology images are stored in a computer image archive and are available within minutes on any of the computers conveniently located throughout the hospital.