Patel Imaging Center

"RAD X-ray Cervical AP" is a diagnostic procedure that captures an anterior-posterior (front-to-back) view of the cervical spine. It helps assess for fractures, dislocations, or other abnormalities in the cervical vertebrae, aiding in the diagnosis and management of neck-related conditions.

RAD X Ray Cervical AP

RAD X Ray S.I. Joint A.P. and Both Oblique is a radiographic study capturing anterior-posterior and oblique views of the sacroiliac (S.I.) joints. It assesses for alignment, fractures, and degenerative changes in the sacroiliac joints, crucial for diagnosing conditions like sacroiliitis, arthritis, or trauma affecting the pelvic region.

RAD X Ray S.I. Joint A.P. And Both Oblique

The RAD X-Ray MCU (Micturating Cystourethrogram) test is a fluoroscopic examination of the bladder and urethra during urination. It evaluates for urinary tract abnormalities such as reflux, blockages, or structural defects, aiding in diagnosing conditions like vesicoureteral reflux or urethral strictures.

RAD X-Ray Mcu

The RAD X-Ray Hysterosalpingography (HSG) test involves injecting contrast dye into the uterus and fallopian tubes while X-rays are taken. It helps diagnose issues such as blocked fallopian tubes, uterine abnormalities, or infertility by visualizing the shape and condition of the reproductive organs.

RAD X Ray Hsg

RAD X Ray Sinogram is a diagnostic procedure where a contrast agent is injected into the sinus cavities, followed by X-ray imaging. It helps visualize the sinus passages and any blockages, aiding in the diagnosis of sinusitis, nasal polyps, or other sinus-related conditions.

RAD X Ray Sinogram

The RAD X Ray Fistulogram test is a radiographic procedure used to visualize and assess the extent and location of a fistula, an abnormal connection between two organs or vessels. It helps guide treatment planning for conditions like perianal fistulas or arteriovenous fistulas.

RAD X Ray Fistulogram

RAD X Ray SI Joint Right Oblique is a radiographic examination capturing oblique views of the right sacroiliac (SI) joint. It evaluates bone alignment, joint space, and any abnormalities, aiding in the diagnosis of sacroiliitis, arthritis, or other conditions affecting the right SI joint and adjacent structures from a specific angle.

RAD X Ray Si Joint Right Oblique

The RAD X-Ray Left Forearm Ap/Lat test involves capturing both anterior-to-posterior (AP) and lateral views of the left forearm using X-rays. This comprehensive imaging approach provides detailed images of the forearm bones and joints from different angles, aiding in the diagnosis of fractures, dislocations, and other abnormalities.

RAD X Ray Left Fore ARM Ap/Lat

RAD X Ray Foot

A Rad Ultrasound Guided Diagnostic Tapping (or Procedure) uses ultrasound imaging to assist in accurately performing needle-based procedures, such as aspiration or biopsy. The ultrasound helps visualize and guide the needle to the targeted area, such as a fluid collection or abnormal mass, ensuring precise placement and minimizing risk. This technique is often used for draining fluid, obtaining tissue samples, or injecting medications.

Rad Ultrasound Guided Diagnostic Tapping / Procedure

A Rad Ultrasound Guided True Cut Biopsy is a procedure where ultrasound imaging is used to precisely guide a needle to obtain a tissue sample from a specific area, often within a tumor or abnormal mass. The "true cut" technique involves using a specialized needle that cuts and collects a core of tissue, providing a more substantial sample for pathological examination compared to fine-needle aspiration. This method helps in diagnosing conditions like cancer or other abnormalities with high accuracy.

Rad Ultrasound Guided True Cut Biopsy

A Rad Ultrasound Guided Drainage is a procedure where ultrasound imaging is used to precisely guide a needle or catheter for draining fluid or pus from an area of the body. This technique is commonly used for draining abscesses, cysts, or fluid collections, ensuring accurate placement and minimizing risk. The real-time imaging helps in locating the fluid and guiding the drainage process effectively.

Rad Ultrasound Guided Drainage

Ultrasound Guided FNAC

RAD USG Left Knee

RAD Ultrasound GUIDED FNAC

RAD Ultrasound GUIDED PLEURAL TAP

RAD Ultrasound GUIDED PROCEDURE

RAD ULTASOUND GUIDED ASPIRATION MALICOTE

RAD USG GUIDED PIGTAIL INSTRUCTION

RAD X Ray Shoulder Left Ap/Axilla

RAD X Ray Bladder AP

The RAD X-Ray Lumbo Sacral Spine AP Lateral test involves capturing both anterior-to-posterior (AP) and lateral views of the lumbo-sacral spine using X-rays. This comprehensive approach aids in diagnosing conditions such as disc herniations, spinal stenosis, and fractures affecting the lumbar and sacral regions.

RAD X Ray Lumbo Sacral Spine A.P. Latearal

The RAD X-Ray Foot Right AP & Oblique test involves capturing both anterior-to-posterior (AP) and oblique views of the right foot using X-rays. This comprehensive imaging approach helps diagnose fractures, dislocations, and other conditions by providing multiple perspectives, aiding in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

RAD X Ray Foot Right AP & Oblique

RAD X-ray AP & Lateral involves capturing images of a body part from both front (anterior-posterior or AP) and side (lateral) perspectives. This technique provides comprehensive views, aiding in the diagnosis of fractures, joint abnormalities, and other skeletal issues by offering different angles for assessment and comparison.

RAD X Ray AP & Lateral

RAD X Ray D Spine AP & Lateral is an X-ray examination of the dorsal (thoracic) spine from the front (anterior-posterior) and side (lateral) views. It assesses for fractures, degenerative changes, or abnormalities in the thoracic vertebrae, aiding in the diagnosis of conditions like kyphosis or spinal tumors.

RAD X Ray D Spine AP & Lateral

The RAD X Ray Femur AP & Lateral test involves radiographic imaging of the femur bone from both the anterior-posterior (front-to-back) and lateral (side) perspectives. It aids in diagnosing fractures, deformities, and other conditions affecting the femur, providing comprehensive assessment and aiding in treatment planning.

RAD X Ray Femur AP & Lateral

RAD X-ray Both Foot AP captures anteroposterior views of both feet simultaneously. It's useful for evaluating alignment, fractures, arthritis, and developmental abnormalities in both feet. This imaging technique offers a comprehensive assessment of bilateral foot structures in a single examination.

RAD X Ray Both Foot AP

The RAD X-Ray Foot Left AP & Lateral test involves capturing both anterior-to-posterior (AP) and lateral views of the left foot using X-rays. This comprehensive imaging procedure helps diagnose various foot conditions, including fractures, arthritis, and deformities, providing valuable information for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

RAD X Ray Foot Left AP & Lateral

The RAD X-Ray Left Hand Oblique test involves capturing an angled view of the left hand using X-rays. This specialized perspective helps diagnose fractures, dislocations, and other hand abnormalities that may not be visible in standard views, providing additional diagnostic information for accurate treatment planning.

RAD X Ray Left Hand Oblique

RAD X Ray Sailogram is a diagnostic procedure where contrast dye is injected into the space surrounding the spinal cord and nerve roots, followed by X-ray imaging. It helps visualize the spinal canal, nerve roots, and any abnormalities, aiding in the diagnosis of conditions like spinal stenosis or nerve compression.

RAD X Ray Sailogram

RAD X Ray Wrist Joint Right Lateral involves capturing a side view of the right wrist joint. It evaluates bone alignment, joint space, and signs of abnormalities such as fractures or arthritis from a lateral perspective, aiding in the diagnosis of wrist injuries or conditions affecting the joint.

RAD X Ray Wrist Joint Right Lat

RAD X Ray Right Hand PA is a radiographic imaging technique where X-rays pass through the patient's right hand from posterior to anterior direction, capturing images of bones and soft tissues. It helps diagnose fractures, arthritis, and other hand-related conditions by providing detailed views of the hand's internal structure.

RAD X Ray Right Hand PA

The RAD X-Ray Left Hand AP test captures an anterior-to-posterior (AP) view of the left hand using X-rays. This imaging technique provides detailed images of the hand bones and joints from the front perspective, aiding in the diagnosis of fractures, arthritis, and other hand abnormalities.

Rad X Ray Left Hand Ap

RAD X Ray Right Hand Standing is a radiographic procedure where X-rays are taken of the patient's right hand while they are standing upright. It helps assess bone alignment, joint stability, and any abnormalities in the hand's structure under weight-bearing conditions, aiding in the diagnosis of fractures, dislocations, and joint disorders.

Rad X Ray Right Hand Standing

The RAD X-Ray Left Hand AP and Oblique test involves capturing both anterior-to-posterior (AP) and oblique views of the left hand using X-rays. This comprehensive imaging approach provides detailed images from different angles, aiding in diagnosing fractures, dislocations, and other hand abnormalities with a specific focus on oblique perspectives.

RAD X Ray Left Hand AP And Oblique

The RAD X-Ray Left Hand AP and Lateral test involves capturing both anterior-to-posterior (AP) and lateral views of the left hand using X-rays. This comprehensive imaging approach provides detailed images of hand bones and joints from different angles, aiding in diagnosing fractures, arthritis, and other hand abnormalities.

RAD X Ray Left Hand Ap And Lateral

X-Ray Both Hands With Wrist AP View is a radiographic test that captures images of both hands and wrists from the anterior-posterior (AP) perspective. It helps diagnose fractures, arthritis, or other abnormalities affecting the hands and wrists, aiding in treatment planning for hand and wrist-related conditions.

X RAY Both Hands With Wrist AP View

vRAD X-ray Both Foot Lat refers to a radiographic examination capturing lateral views of both feet simultaneously. This imaging technique allows comprehensive assessment of foot anatomy, including bones, joints, and soft tissues from a lateral perspective, aiding in the diagnosis of various foot conditions and injuries.

RAD X Ray Both Foot Lat

RAD X-ray Both Foot Obl stands for a radiographic evaluation capturing oblique views of both feet simultaneously. This technique provides an angled perspective of foot structures, aiding in the diagnosis of conditions like fractures, dislocations, and deformities that may not be fully visible in standard frontal or lateral views.

RAD X Ray Both Foot Obl

The RAD X-Ray Left Femur Ap/Lat test involves capturing both anterior-to-posterior (AP) and lateral views of the left femur (thigh bone) using X-rays. This comprehensive imaging approach provides detailed images of the femur from different angles, aiding in the diagnosis of fractures, tumors, and other abnormalities.

RAD X Ray Left Femur Ap/Lat

The RAD X-Ray Ls Spine Left Oblique View test involves capturing an angled view of the lumbar-sacral (Ls) spine from the left side using X-rays. This specialized perspective helps diagnose spinal fractures, disc herniations, and other abnormalities not fully visible in standard views, aiding in accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

RAD X Ray Ls Spine Left Oblique View

RAD X Ray SI Joint Oblique is a radiographic study capturing oblique views of the sacroiliac (SI) joints. It assesses bone alignment, joint space, and any abnormalities, aiding in the diagnosis of sacroiliitis, arthritis, or other conditions affecting the SI joints and adjacent structures from a different perspective.

RAD X Ray Si Joint Oblique

The RAD X-Ray Joint Right AP/Lat test captures both anterior-to-posterior (AP) and lateral views of the right joint using X-rays. This imaging approach provides comprehensive evaluation of joint structure, aiding in the diagnosis of fractures, arthritis, and other joint abnormalities from different angles.

RAD X Ray Joint Right Ap /Lat

RAD X-ray Both Ankle AP refers to X-ray imaging of both ankles from an anterior-to-posterior (AP) perspective. This examination helps assess the alignment, structure, and integrity of the ankle bones, joints, and surrounding soft tissues, aiding in the diagnosis of fractures, arthritis, or other ankle conditions.

RAD X Ray Both Ankle Ap

RAD X-ray Both Arm AP obtains anterior-posterior views of both arms simultaneously. It's useful for assessing bilateral injuries, fractures, or joint abnormalities. This procedure allows for comparative analysis of both arms on a single image, aiding in diagnosis and treatment planning.

RAD X Ray Both ARM Ap

The RAD X Ray Elbow AP View test is a radiographic examination of the elbow joint from an anterior-posterior (front-to-back) perspective. It assesses for fractures, dislocations, and degenerative changes in the elbow bones and joints. This view provides a comprehensive assessment of the elbow's structural integrity and any potential abnormalities.

RAD X Ray Elbow Ap View

RAD X-ray Both Elbow Lateral obtains lateral views of both elbows simultaneously. It's valuable for evaluating conditions like fractures, dislocations, or arthritis affecting both elbows. This technique offers a comprehensive assessment of bilateral elbow structures, aiding in diagnosis and treatment decisions.

RAD X Ray Both Elebow Lateral

The RAD X-Ray Foot Lateral test is a medical imaging procedure where a side view of the foot is captured using X-rays. It helps diagnose fractures, deformities, or conditions affecting the bones and soft tissues of the foot. This test provides valuable information for treatment planning and monitoring.

RAD X Ray Foot Lateral

RAD X-ray Both Hand Lateral is a diagnostic procedure capturing side views of both hands simultaneously. It allows for the assessment of hand bones, joints, and soft tissues from a lateral perspective. This examination helps identify fractures, dislocations, arthritis, and other hand-related conditions affecting lateral structures.

RAD X Ray Both Hand Lateral

The RAD X-Ray Knee Joint Lateral View test captures a side view of the knee joint using X-rays. This imaging technique provides detailed images of the knee's bones and alignment from a lateral perspective, aiding in the diagnosis of fractures, dislocations, and other knee abnormalities.

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