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RAD CT Angio B/L Lower Limb

CT ANGIO B/L LOWER LIMB

MRI Sella Pituitary Fossa (Contrast)

MRI Sella Pituitary Fossa (Plain)

RAD  MRI Brain

MRI Head – Without Contrast

The RAD HRCT Chest blood test is a High-Resolution Computed Tomography scan used to evaluate lung conditions. It provides detailed images of lung structures, helping diagnose conditions like pulmonary fibrosis, lung nodules, or infections. This non-invasive test aids in treatment planning and monitoring of respiratory diseases.

HRCT Chest

HRCT Chest/Thorax

RAD MRI WHOLE SPINE

RAD MRI Ls Spine With Whole Spine Screening

RAD Usg Obstetrics

USG Obstetrics for Anomalies scan

RAD USG Colour Doppler

USG Colour Doppler pregnancy

RAD USG Whole Abdomen is a comprehensive ultrasound scan of the entire abdominal region, including the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, and abdominal aorta. It detects abnormalities like tumors, cysts, gallstones, or inflammation. This non-invasive imaging procedure provides detailed images to aid in diagnosis and treatment planning.

RAD USG Whole Abdomen

USG Whole Abdomen / KUB including post-voidresidual (PVR)

RAD Pelvic Usg

Pelvic USG (gynae, infertility, prostate with post-void residual (PVR) etc.

RAD USG Small Part is an ultrasound imaging technique focusing on specific areas of the body, such as the thyroid, breast, or joints. It provides detailed images of these smaller structures, aiding in the diagnosis of conditions like nodules, cysts, or injuries, facilitating targeted medical interventions.

RAD Usg Small Part

USG Small parts ( scrotum, thyroid , parathyroid etc)

RAD Neonatal Screen

USG Neonatal head (Transfontanellar)

USG Neonatal spine

RAD USG Contrast Enhanced

USG Contrast enhanced

The RAD USG Breast test employs ultrasound technology to examine breast tissue for abnormalities like lumps, cysts, or tumors. It aids in the early detection and diagnosis of breast conditions, including breast cancer. This non-invasive procedure is often used for breast screening and follow-up evaluations.

RAD Usg Breast

USG Breast

RAD Doppler Carotid test uses ultrasound to evaluate blood flow in the carotid arteries, detecting blockages, narrowing, or abnormalities. It helps diagnose conditions like carotid artery disease, which can lead to stroke, providing crucial information for treatment decisions and preventing complications.

RAD Carotid Doppler

Carotid Doppler

RAD Arterial Colour Doppler

Arterial Colour Doppler

RAD Venous Colour Doppler

Venous Colour Doppler

Colour Doppler, renal arteries/any other organ

RAD X Ray Abdomen

X Ray Abdomen AP Supine or Erect (One film)

RAD X-ray Abdomen Lateral View is an imaging technique capturing side-view images of the abdomen. It helps evaluate the abdominal cavity, spine alignment, and presence of abnormal masses or gas patterns. This view complements other abdominal X-ray views to provide a comprehensive assessment of abdominal structures.

RAD X Ray Abdomen Lateral View

X Ray Abdomen Lateral view (one film)

RAD Chest X-Ray is a diagnostic imaging test used to visualize the structures within the chest, including the lungs, heart, and bones. It helps identify conditions such as pneumonia, tuberculosis, lung cancer, or heart disease. The test involves taking X-ray images of the chest from different angles for detailed examination.

RAD Chest X-Ray

X Ray Chest PA /AP/ Oblique view (one film)

X Ray Chest Lateral (one film)

RAD X Ray Mastoids

X ray Mastoids: Towne view, oblique views (3 films)

RAD X Ray Extremities

X Ray Extremities (Hand/Leg/Feet/Finger/Toe) bones & Joints (Hip/ Knee/Ankle / shoulder/ Wrist / fingers

The RAD X-Ray Pelvis AP test captures an anterior-to-posterior (AP) view of the pelvis using X-rays. This imaging technique provides a frontal perspective of the pelvic bones and joints, aiding in the diagnosis of fractures, dislocations, arthritis, and other pelvic abnormalities.

RAD X Ray Pelvis Ap

X Ray Pelvis AP (one film)

RAD X Ray Temporomandibular (TM) Joints

X Ray Temporomandibular (TM) Joints (one film)

X Ray Abdomen & Pelvis for KUB

RAD X Ray Skull AP Lateral is a radiographic study capturing anterior-posterior (AP) and lateral views of the skull. It evaluates bone alignment, fractures, and abnormalities in the cranial bones from different angles, aiding in the diagnosis of head injuries, skull fractures, or other skull-related conditions.

RAD X Ray Skull AP Lateral

X Ray Skull AP & Lateral (2 films)

RAD X Ray Spine AP/Lateral is a radiographic study capturing anterior-posterior (AP) and lateral views of the spine. It assesses spinal alignment, vertebral anatomy, and signs of abnormalities such as fractures, degenerative changes, or scoliosis from different perspectives, aiding in the diagnosis of spinal disorders and injuries.

RAD X Ray Spine Ap/Lat

X Ray Spine AP & Lateral (2 films)

The RAD X-Ray PNS (Paranasal Sinuses) test involves imaging the paranasal sinuses using X-rays. It assesses for sinus inflammation, blockages, or abnormalities, aiding in diagnosing conditions such as sinusitis, sinus polyps, or sinus infections affecting the nasal cavity and surrounding areas.

RAD X-Ray Pns

X Ray Paranasal sinuses (PNS) view (1 film)

RAD Barium Swallow

Barium Swallow

RAD Barium Studies

Barium Upper GI study

Barium Upper GI study (Double contrast)

RAD Barium Meal Follow Through

Barium Meal follow through

RAD Barium Enema Double Contrast

Barium Enema (Single contrast/double contrast)

RAD Small Bowel Enteroclysis

Small bowel enteroclysis

RAD Retrograde Urethrography (RGU)

ERCP (Endoscopic Retrograde Cholangio –Pancreatography)

PTC - Percutaneous Transhepatic Cholangiography

Percutaneous transhepatic cholangiography (PTC)

IVP - Intravenous Pyelography

Intravenous Pyelography (IVP)

Retrograde Urethrography (RGU)

CT HEAD/BRAIN

CT Scan Head-Without Contrast

CT Scan Head- with Contrast -including CTangiography

RAD CT Scan Chest

CT Scan Chest - without contrast (for lungs)

The RAD Lower Abdomen blood test involves imaging the lower abdominal region using techniques such as ultrasound, CT scan, or MRI. It helps diagnose various conditions affecting organs like the bladder, uterus, ovaries, or intestines, aiding in the detection of tumors, inflammation, or other abnormalities.

RAD Lower Abdomen

CT Scan Lower Abdomen (incl. Pelvis) WithContrast

CT Scan Lower Abdomen (Incl. Pelvis) WithoutContrast

A CT Scan of the Whole Abdomen with Contrast is a detailed imaging procedure used to examine the abdominal organs and structures. This scan involves taking cross-sectional images of the abdomen and pelvis using a CT (computed tomography) scanner, with the addition of contrast material to enhance the visibility of internal structures.

Purpose and Uses:
Detection of Tumors: Identifies the presence, size, and location of tumors in organs such as the liver, kidneys, pancreas, or intestines.
Evaluation of Abdominal Pain: Helps diagnose the cause of unexplained abdominal pain by providing detailed images of the organs and tissues.
Assessment of Trauma: Used in emergency settings to assess injuries from trauma, such as internal bleeding or organ damage.
Diagnosis of Infections: Detects abscesses or infections in the abdominal area.
Evaluation of Digestive Disorders: Helps diagnose conditions affecting the digestive tract, including appendicitis, bowel obstructions, and inflammatory bowel disease.
Pre-Surgical Planning: Assists in planning surgical procedures by providing detailed anatomical information.
Procedure:
Contrast Material: For this scan, a contrast material (often an iodine-based dye) is used to enhance the images. This contrast can be administered orally, intravenously, or both, depending on the specific diagnostic needs.
Imaging: The patient lies on a table that moves through the CT scanner. The scanner takes a series of X-ray images from different angles, which are then processed to create detailed cross-sectional images of the abdomen.
Duration: The scan typically takes about 10-30 minutes. The actual time in the scanner is usually brief, but preparation and contrast administration can extend the total time.
Precautions:
Pregnancy Considerations: Pregnant women should inform their healthcare provider, as the radiation from CT scans can be harmful to a developing fetus.
Allergies to Contrast: Patients with known allergies to contrast material should inform their doctor to discuss alternative options.

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