Nims Imaging And Pathology Centre

"RAD X-ray Cervical (Flexion)" evaluates the cervical spine's mobility by capturing images while the patient bends their neck forward (flexion). It helps assess the range of motion and identifies any abnormalities such as disc herniation, ligamentous instability, or spinal stenosis affecting the cervical region.

RAD X Ray Cervical(Flexion)

X Ray cervical (flexion)

"RAD X-ray Both Wrist Lat" involves capturing lateral views of both wrists. This diagnostic procedure helps in evaluating the side profile of the wrist joints, providing additional information about bone alignment, joint spaces, and potential abnormalities or injuries from a different perspective.

RAD X Ray Both Wrist Lat

X Ray BOTH WRIST LAT

RAD X-ray Both Knee PA (Posteroanterior) is a standard imaging technique used to assess the knee joint. The patient stands with their knees facing forward, and X-rays are taken from behind, providing a detailed view of the knee joint, including the patella, femur, tibia, and fibula.

RAD X Ray Both Knee Pa

X Ray Both KNEE PA

RAD X-ray Both Knee AP View provides an anterior-posterior image of both knees simultaneously. It's valuable for evaluating knee joint alignment, identifying fractures, assessing degenerative changes like osteoarthritis, and diagnosing conditions affecting both knees. This view aids in comprehensive assessment and treatment planning for knee-related issues.

RAD X Ray Both Knee A.P. View

X Ray Both Knee  A P

RAD X-ray Both Heel AP is a diagnostic procedure that captures anterior-posterior images of both heels simultaneously. It's commonly used to evaluate conditions such as fractures, bone tumors, and bone density abnormalities affecting the heels. This imaging technique helps in diagnosing and monitoring various heel-related disorders.

RAD X Ray Both Heel Ap

X Ray BothHEEL A.P. View

RAD X-ray Both Hands with Wrist AP View involves capturing anterior-posterior images of both hands and wrists simultaneously. This diagnostic procedure provides comprehensive imaging of hand and wrist bones, joints, and soft tissues, aiding in the evaluation of fractures, arthritis, and other conditions affecting the hands and wrists.

RAD X Ray Both Hands With Wrist Ap View

X Ray Both HANDS WITH WRIST AP

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

X Ray Both ANKLE AP

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

X Ray LS SPINE LEFT OBLIQUE

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

X Ray BOTH FOOT AP

RAD X-ray Both Hip Ap involves capturing anterior-posterior (AP) images of both hips. This imaging technique is commonly used to assess hip joint health, identify fractures, degenerative changes, and abnormalities. It provides a comprehensive view of the hip bones and joints for diagnostic purposes.

RAD X Ray Both Hip Ap

X Ray BOTH HIP AP

RAD X Ray Pelvis

X Ray PELVIS

RAD X Ray C.S Spine

X Ray C S SPINE

RAD X Ray L .S Spine

X Ray L.S Spine

RAD X Ray Wrist

X Ray WRIST

The RAD X-Ray Left Elbow AP test captures an anterior-to-posterior (AP) view of the left elbow using X-rays. This imaging technique helps diagnose fractures, dislocations, arthritis, and other conditions affecting the bones and joints of the elbow, aiding in treatment decisions and monitoring healing progress.

RAD X Ray Left Elbow Ap

X Ray LEFT ELBOW AP

The RAD X-Ray Left Elbow Lat test captures a lateral view of the left elbow using X-rays. This imaging technique provides a side profile of the elbow bones and joints, aiding in the diagnosis of fractures, dislocations, arthritis, and other conditions affecting the lateral aspect of the elbow.

RAD X Ray Left Elbow Lat

X Ray Left Elbow LAT

An X-ray Chest PA (posteroanterior) view is a standard radiographic examination used primarily to visualize the chest structures, including the lungs, heart, ribs, and diaphragm. The patient stands facing the X-ray film, with the X-ray beam passing from back to front (posteroanterior), providing a clear image of the chest.

Uses of X-Ray Chest PA View:
Bone Injuries or Fractures: Detects fractures or injuries to the chest wall bones, including the collarbone, breastbone, ribs, and shoulder blades.
Lung Diseases: Identifies conditions such as pneumonia, tumors, or pneumothorax (air trapped between the lung and chest wall).
Heart Conditions: Assesses heart enlargement, fluid around the heart (pericardial effusion), or valve problems.
Esophageal Problems: Detects infections, inflammations, or abnormal growths in the esophagus (food pipe).
Diaphragm Issues: Identifies diaphragm perforations by detecting the presence of free air in the chest.
Congenital Abnormalities: Helps diagnose congenital defects in the chest wall or internal organs.

RAD X Ray Chest PA View

X Ray CHEST PA

RAD X Ray Left Foot Ap/Lat

X Ray LEFT FOOT AP/LAT

The RAD X-Ray L.S Spine AP View test captures an anterior-to-posterior (AP) view of the lumbar-sacral (L.S) spine using X-rays. This imaging technique provides a frontal perspective of the lower back vertebrae and sacrum, assisting in the diagnosis of spinal fractures, degenerative disc disease, and other abnormalities.

RAD X Ray L .S Spine Ap View

X Ray L.S SPINE AP

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

X Ray FOOT RIGHT AP & OBLIQUE

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

RAD X Ray Left Foot Ap/Obl

X Ray LEFT FOOT AP/OBL

RAD X Ray Mastoids

X Ray MASTOIDS

RAD X Ray Extremities

X Ray EXTREMITIES

RAD X-ray Arm Lat refers to a lateral X-ray view of the arm. This imaging technique captures the side profile of the arm, providing valuable information about bone structure, alignment, and any abnormalities. It helps diagnose fractures, joint dislocations, and other conditions affecting the arm bones.

RAD X Ray Arm Lat

X Ray ARM LAT

RAD X Ray Bladder AP

X Ray BLADDER AP

RAD X Ray Foot

X Ray FOOT

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

X Ray LEFT FORE ARM AP/LAT

RAD X Ray Shoulder Left Ap/Axilla

X Ray SHOULDER LEFT AP/AXILLA

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

X Ray S.I JOINT AP AND BOTH OBLIQUE

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

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

"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

X Ray Si Joint Right Oblique

A Rad Ultrasound of a Single Breast is an imaging procedure used to examine the breast tissue for abnormalities such as lumps, cysts, or tumors. This targeted ultrasound is often conducted when there is a specific area of concern, like a palpable lump or a suspicious area seen on a mammogram. It helps in evaluating the nature of breast lesions and guiding biopsies if needed.

Rad Ultrasound Single Breast

SINGLE BREAST

RAD USG Kub is an ultrasound examination focusing on the kidneys, ureters, and bladder (KUB). It evaluates these organs for abnormalities such as stones, tumors, or structural issues. It's commonly used to diagnose urinary tract infections, kidney stones, and other urinary system disorders.

RAD USG Kub

RAD Color Doppler LEFT LEG VENOUS

LEG DOPPLER SINGLE

RAD Color Doppler VENOUS BOTH LEGS

LEG DOPPLER DOUBLE

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

SMALL PARTS

RAD USG Scrotum is an ultrasound scan of the scrotum area. It examines the testicles, epididymis, and surrounding structures to detect abnormalities like tumors, cysts, or inflammation. It helps diagnose conditions such as testicular torsion, varicocele, hydrocele, or orchitis, aiding in appropriate medical management.

RAD USG Scrotum

SCROTUM

ECG Resting

"RAD X-ray Both View" typically refers to obtaining images from two different perspectives, like anterior-posterior (AP) and lateral, to thoroughly assess a particular area or joint. This approach ensures comprehensive evaluation, aiding in diagnosing fractures, dislocations, or abnormalities more accurately than a single view.

RAD X Ray Both View

X RAY BOTH VIEW

The RAD X-Ray OPG (Orthopantomogram) test involves capturing a panoramic X-ray image of the entire mouth, including the teeth, jaws, and surrounding structures. This imaging technique helps diagnose dental issues such as cavities, gum disease, impacted teeth, and jaw abnormalities.

RAD X Ray Opg

X Ray  OPG

The RAD X-Ray Intravenous Pyelogram (IVP) test involves injecting contrast dye into a vein, allowing visualization of the kidneys, ureters, and bladder. X-rays are then taken to detect abnormalities such as kidney stones, tumors, or urinary tract blockages, aiding in diagnosis and treatment planning.

RAD X Ray Ivp

X Ray IVP

RAD X Ray Uroflometry is a diagnostic procedure using X-ray imaging to measure urinary flow rate and patterns. It helps assess bladder function, urinary tract obstructions, or issues with voiding, aiding in the diagnosis of conditions such as urinary retention, urinary incontinence, or bladder dysfunction.

RAD X Ray Uroflometry

X Ray UROFLOMETRY

RAD X-ray barium swallow is a diagnostic procedure to evaluate the esophagus and upper gastrointestinal tract. Patients swallow barium sulfate contrast, which coats the lining of the esophagus. X-ray imaging then detects abnormalities such as strictures, tumors, or swallowing difficulties.

RAD X Ray Barium Swallow

X Ray BARIUM SWALLOW

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

X Ray HSG

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

X Ray FISTULOGRAM

"RAD X-ray C V Junction" refers to a radiographic examination focused on the craniovertebral junction, where the skull meets the cervical spine. It helps diagnose abnormalities such as fractures, dislocations, and structural deformities affecting this critical area, aiding in treatment planning for conditions like spinal cord compression or instability.

RAD X Ray C V Junction

X Ray C V JUNCTION

RAD X Ray Spine AP is a radiographic examination capturing an anterior-posterior (AP) view of the spine. It assesses spinal alignment, vertebral anatomy, and signs of abnormalities such as fractures, degenerative changes, or scoliosis, aiding in the diagnosis of spinal disorders and injuries.

RAD X Ray Spine Ap

X Ray SPINE AP

RAD X-ray Both Knee AP Standing captures images of both knees while the patient stands upright. This position allows for a more natural weight-bearing assessment, aiding in the evaluation of joint space narrowing, alignment issues, and degenerative changes like osteoarthritis, providing valuable information for diagnosis and treatment planning.

RAD X Ray Both Knee Ap Standing

X Ray BOTH KNEE AP STANDING

"RAD X-ray Cervical Spine AP Lateral" involves capturing images of the cervical spine from both the front (anterior-posterior or AP) and side (lateral) views. It provides comprehensive visualization of the cervical vertebrae, discs, and surrounding structures, aiding in the diagnosis of various spinal conditions and injuries.

RAD X Ray Cervical Spine  AP Lateral

X Ray CERVICAL SPINE AP LAT

The RAD X-Ray RGU (Retrograde Urethrogram) test involves injecting contrast dye into the urethra and taking X-ray images while the dye flows backward toward the bladder. This imaging procedure helps diagnose urethral strictures, obstructions, or injuries by visualizing the urethral anatomy and abnormalities.

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