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A Rad Ultrasound of the Breast is an imaging test used to examine breast tissue for abnormalities such as lumps, cysts, or tumors. It is particularly useful for evaluating areas of concern found in mammograms or physical exams. This non-invasive procedure provides detailed images of the breast structures, helping in the diagnosis and management of breast conditions and guiding biopsy procedures if needed.

Rad Ultrasound Breast

Usg BL Breast

RAD X Ray Clavicle

X RAY Clavicle left

The RAD X-Ray Right Ankle AP and Lateral View test involves capturing two views of the right ankle: anterior-posterior (AP) and lateral. It assesses for fractures, dislocations, or abnormalities in the bones, joints, and soft tissues of the right ankle, aiding in diagnosing conditions affecting ankle stability and function.

RAD X-Ray Right Ankle AP And Lateral View

X ray Right Ankle AP And Lateral view

The RAD X-Ray Right Shoulder AP and Lateral View test captures two views of the right shoulder: anterior-posterior (AP) and lateral. It assesses for fractures, dislocations, or abnormalities in the bones, joints, and soft tissues of the right shoulder, aiding in diagnosing conditions affecting shoulder structure and function.

RAD X-Ray Right Shoulder AP And Lateral View

X Ray Righr shoulder Ap and lateral

The RAD X-Ray Flexion and Extension View test involves capturing radiographic images of a joint, such as the spine or knee, in both flexed and extended positions. It evaluates joint stability, range of motion, and potential abnormalities, aiding in diagnosing conditions like instability, arthritis, or ligamentous injuries.

RAD X-Ray Flexion And Extension View

X Ray left Knee flexion and extension view

The RAD X-Ray Knee AP Lateral test involves capturing two views of the knee joint: anterior-posterior (AP) and lateral. It assesses for fractures, dislocations, arthritis, or other abnormalities in the bones, cartilage, and soft tissues of the knee, aiding in diagnosing conditions affecting knee structure and function.

RAD X-Ray Knee AP Lateral

X Ray LEFT Knee ap/lat

The RAD MRI Right Shoulder test is a non-invasive imaging procedure using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to examine structures in the right shoulder joint. It provides detailed images of bones, ligaments, tendons, and muscles, aiding in the diagnosis of conditions such as rotator cuff tears, arthritis, or shoulder impingement.

RAD MRI Right Shoulder

MRI right shoulder

The RAD X-Ray Shoulder AP test captures an anterior-posterior (AP) image of the shoulder joint. It assesses for fractures, dislocations, or abnormalities in the bones, joints, and soft tissues of the shoulder, aiding in diagnosing conditions affecting shoulder structure and function, such as fractures or arthritis.

RAD X-Ray Shoulder AP

X-RAY SHOULDER AP

X-Ray Left Shoulder Joint AP & LAT View is a safe and painless imaging technique that uses a small amount of radiation to visualize the shoulder area. This area includes the shoulder joint, clavicle (collarbone), scapula (shoulder blade), the head of the humerus (upper arm bone), and the surrounding soft tissues like skin and muscles. The procedure is typically recommended when there are symptoms such as pain, tenderness, or swelling in the shoulder.

This method is effective in detecting fractures, infections, abnormal growths, joint dislocations, and conditions like frozen shoulder. It can also be used as a guide during surgical procedures and to monitor the healing process after surgery.

Additionally, this imaging technique can help diagnose tumors, osteoporosis, bone deformities, glenohumeral instability, and cysts.

The AP (antero-posterior) view is taken with the X-ray beam directed from the front of the shoulder, while the LAT (lateral) view is captured with the beam directed from the side.

RAD X-Ray Left Shoulder Joint AP And Lateral View

X-RAY LEFT SHOULDER AP AND LATERAL

RAD USG Pregnancy Obstetrics

USG TWINS Doppler  Pregnancy / Obstetrics

RAD USG NTNB SCAN

USG TWINS LEVEL I /  NT-NB Scan /  Morphology Scan

RAD Usg Obstetrics

USG 3D / 4D Pregnancy / Obstetric

RAD USG Obstetrics (Level II) is an advanced ultrasound scan performed during pregnancy to assess fetal anatomy and development in detail. It examines fetal organs, limbs, and detects any abnormalities. This test provides crucial information for the management of high-risk pregnancies and ensures optimal prenatal care.

RAD Usg Obstetrics (Level II)

USG LEVEL II  /  Anomaly Scan /  CMF (Congenital Malformation)

RAD USG TVS (Transvaginal Sonography) is an ultrasound scan used to examine pelvic organs in females, including the uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes. It offers high-resolution images by inserting a probe into the vagina, aiding in diagnosing conditions like fibroids, ovarian cysts, or infertility issues with greater accuracy.

RAD Usg Tvs

USG TVS

Ultrasound Guided FNAC

USG guided- fnac with slide reporting

RAD ULTRASOUND FOLLICULAR STUDY

USG Follicular study-revisit/additional visit

USG Follicular Study - Five Sittings

UEG  Follicular Study — First study or baseline study

RAD USG TWINS LEVEL II SCAN

USG TWINS LEVEL II /  Anomaly Scan / CMF (Congenital Malformation)

GROWTH SCAN TWINS

USG TWINS  Pregnancy/ Growth Scan /  FWB (Foetal Well Being)

GROWTH SCAN + DOPPLER + BIOPHYSICAL PROFILE

USG Growth scan with Colour Doppler and BPP / BPS

A Rad Ultrasound for Biophysical Score (BPS) is a prenatal assessment used to evaluate fetal well-being. This test combines an ultrasound with a non-stress test (NST) to assess five key components: fetal heart rate, fetal movement, fetal muscle tone, fetal breathing movements, and amniotic fluid volume. Each component is scored, and the total score helps determine if the fetus is healthy and if any further interventions are needed.

Rad Ultrasound For Biophysical Score (BPS)

USG Bio Physical Profile (BPP) or Bio Physical Score (BPS)

RAD Color Doppler Pregnancy/OB is an ultrasound technique used during pregnancy to assess fetal well-being and monitor blood flow in the placenta and umbilical cord. It helps detect abnormalities, such as growth restriction or placental insufficiency, by visualizing blood flow patterns in real-time with color mapping.

RAD Colour Droppler Pregnacy/obsterics

USG Colour Doppler Pregnancy / Obstetrics

A Rad Ultrasound of the Foot is used to assess the soft tissues, such as tendons, ligaments, muscles, and joints in the foot. It helps diagnose conditions like tendonitis, plantar fasciitis, ligament injuries, and fluid accumulation. This non-invasive procedure provides detailed, real-time images to guide diagnosis and treatment of foot-related issues.

Rad Ultrasound Foot

USG Foot (Single)

A Rad Ultrasound of the Ankle is an imaging test used to evaluate the soft tissues, such as ligaments, tendons, and muscles, around the ankle joint. It helps diagnose conditions like sprains, tendonitis, tears, or fluid accumulation. The non-invasive procedure provides real-time images to guide treatment and assess injuries or abnormalities in the ankle.

Rad Ultrasound Ankle

USG Ankle (Single)

The RAD Ultrasound Knee test utilizes ultrasound imaging to assess the structures of the knee joint, including ligaments, tendons, cartilage, and fluid-filled sacs (bursae). It helps diagnose various knee conditions such as ligament tears, tendonitis, bursitis, and fluid accumulation, aiding in treatment planning and monitoring.

RAD Ultrasound Knee

USG Knee (Single)

A Rad Ultrasound of the Wrist is an imaging procedure used to assess the structures within the wrist, including tendons, ligaments, bones, and soft tissues. It helps diagnose conditions such as wrist sprains, tendinitis, ganglion cysts, and ligament injuries. This non-invasive scan provides real-time images to guide diagnosis and treatment.

Rad Ultrasound Wrist

USG Wrist (Single)

A Rad Ultrasound of the Elbow is used to examine the soft tissues around the elbow joint, including tendons, ligaments, muscles, and bursa. It helps diagnose conditions such as tendonitis, ligament injuries, bursitis, and fluid accumulation. This non-invasive procedure provides real-time images to assist in accurate diagnosis and treatment of elbow-related issues.

Rad Ultrasound Elbow

USG Elbow \Single)

RAD SHOULDER Ultrasound

USG Shoulder (Single)

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 with Pregnancy

RAD USG Level 1 refers to a basic ultrasound scan typically performed during early pregnancy (around 11-14 weeks). It examines the fetus for structural abnormalities, measures the nuchal translucency (NT) to assess risk for chromosomal abnormalities, and confirms gestational age.

RAD Usg Level 1

USG LEVEL I Scan /  NT-NB Scan /  Morphology Scan

RAD Pregnancy Scan

USG Pregnancy Growth Scan /  FWB (Foetal Well Being)

USG TVS Early Pregnancy / Dating Scan

NRAD Doppler Small Parts is an ultrasound test used to evaluate blood flow in various small body parts like thyroid, breast, or lymph nodes. It helps diagnose conditions like tumors, inflammation, or vascular abnormalities by assessing the direction, velocity, and pattern of blood flow in these areas.

RAD Doppler Small Parts

USG DOPPLER Small Parts

RAD Doppler Penile examines blood flow in the penis using ultrasound. It helps diagnose erectile dysfunction by assessing the vascular health of penile arteries. This non-invasive procedure detects conditions like arterial insufficiency or venous leakage, guiding treatment decisions for improved sexual function.

RAD Doppler Penile

USG DOPPLER Penile

RAD DOPPLER PELVIS

USG DOPPLER Pelvis

RAD Doppler Renal assesses blood flow in the renal arteries using ultrasound. It's valuable for diagnosing conditions like renal artery stenosis, helping determine the cause of hypertension or kidney dysfunction. By visualizing blood flow, it aids in evaluating renal vascular health and guiding appropriate treatment strategies.

RAD Doppler Renal

USG DOPPLER Renal

DOPPLER SCROTUM

USG DOPPLER Scrotum

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

USG DOPPLER Carotid

RAD Doppler Both Limbs Arterial & Venous test uses ultrasound to evaluate blood flow in both arteries and veins of the limbs. It assesses circulation, detects abnormalities like blood clots, venous insufficiency, or arterial blockages, aiding in diagnosing conditions such as deep vein thrombosis or peripheral artery disease.

RAD Doppler Both Limbs Arterial & Venous

USG DOPPLER BOTH Limbs ARTERIAL & VENOUS

RAD Doppler Both Limbs Venous test employs ultrasound to assess venous blood flow in both limbs. It detects conditions like deep vein thrombosis, venous insufficiency, or varicose veins by evaluating the direction and speed of blood flow. This helps in diagnosing and monitoring vascular disorders affecting the venous system.

RAD Doppler Both Limbs Venous

USG DOPPLER BOTH Limbs VENOUS

RAD Doppler Both Limbs Arterial test uses ultrasound to assess blood flow in the arteries of both limbs. It helps diagnose conditions like peripheral artery disease (PAD), arterial blockages, or narrowing, aiding in treatment planning and monitoring vascular health to prevent complications like limb ischemia or gangrene.

RAD Doppler Both Limbs Arterial

USG DOPPLER BOTH Limbs ARTERIAL

RAD Doppler Arterial & Venous Limb test utilizes ultrasound to assess blood flow in arteries and veins of the limbs. It helps diagnose conditions like deep vein thrombosis (DVT), peripheral artery disease (PAD), and assesses blood circulation abnormalities, aiding in treatment planning and monitoring vascular health.

RAD Doppler Arterial & Venous Limb

USG DOPPLER Arterial & Venous -  ONE Limb

RAD DOPPLER ARTERIAL (OR) VENOUS FOR SINGLE LIMB

USG DOPPLER Arterial OR Venous - ONE Limb

RAD Doppler Spleno Portal Axis is a diagnostic ultrasound procedure that examines blood flow in the splenic and portal veins. It helps identify conditions such as portal hypertension, liver cirrhosis, or splenic vein thrombosis by assessing the direction, velocity, and pattern of blood flow in these vessels.

RAD Doppler Spleno Portal Axis

USG DOPPLER Spleno-Portal Axis

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 (Single)

The RAD USG Cranium test uses ultrasound to visualize and assess the structures within the skull, including the brain, ventricles, and major blood vessels. It helps in diagnosing conditions such as hydrocephalus, intracranial hemorrhage, or developmental abnormalities in infants and children, providing valuable diagnostic information without radiation exposure.

RAD Usg Cranium

USG Cranium

USG Hip

USG Hip (Single)

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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.

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