Pixel Diagnostics & Interventions (RAD)

RAD Color Doppler ABDOMEN

Color Doppler Abdomen

RAD Color Doppler CAROTIDS

Color Doppler Carotid

A Rad Ultrasound Obstetric Color Doppler is an advanced imaging technique used during pregnancy to evaluate blood flow in the fetus and placenta. By applying color Doppler technology, this scan provides detailed information about blood circulation in the umbilical cord, fetal heart, and uterine arteries. It helps diagnose conditions such as placental insufficiency, fetal growth restrictions, and abnormalities in blood flow, ensuring better management and monitoring of the pregnancy.

Rad Ultrasound Obstetric Color Doppler

Color Doppler Obstetrical

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

Color Doppler Renal

RAD Doppler Scrotal assesses blood flow in the scrotal region using ultrasound. It helps diagnose conditions like varicocele or testicular torsion by evaluating blood flow in the testicular arteries and veins. This non-invasive test aids in identifying the cause of scrotal pain or swelling, guiding treatment decisions.

RAD Doppler Scrotal

Color Doppler Scrotum

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

Color Doppler Spleno-Portal Axis

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

Doppler Arterial & Venous Left Lower Limb

RAD Doppler Arterial or Venous One Limb test uses ultrasound to evaluate blood flow in either an artery or a vein of a single limb. It helps diagnose conditions like blood clots, artery blockages, or venous insufficiency, assisting in treatment decisions and monitoring vascular health.

RAD Doppler Arterial Or Venous One Limb

Doppler Arterial & Venous Left Upper Limb

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

Doppler Arterial Both Lower Limb

The RAD USG FNAC (Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology) test involves using ultrasound guidance to guide a fine needle into a suspicious mass or lump, extracting cells for examination. It aids in diagnosing tumors, cysts, or other abnormalities, helping determine whether further intervention or treatment is necessary.

RAD USG Fnac

Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology without USG guidence

PFT - PULMONARY FUNCTION TEST

Pulmonary Function Tests at Center

The RAD Treadmill Test, also known as a stress test, evaluates cardiovascular health by monitoring heart function during exercise. Patients walk or run on a treadmill while their heart rate, blood pressure, and ECG are monitored. It helps diagnose coronary artery disease or assess overall cardiac fitness.

RAD Treadmill Test

Treadmill Test

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

Ultrasound Both Breast

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

Ultrasound Single Breast

A Rad Ultrasound of the Chest is used to assess the chest cavity, including the lungs, pleura, and surrounding structures. It helps diagnose conditions like pleural effusions (fluid around the lungs), pneumonia, or lung tumors. The procedure provides real-time images to guide treatment decisions and monitor changes in chest pathology.

Rad Ultrasound Chest

Ultrasound Chest

RAD ULTRASOUND FETAL ECHO

Ultrasound Fetal Echo

RAD Fetal Well Being

Ultrasound Fetal Well-being (For 7-10 Weeks Pregnancies)

An Ultrasound Follicular Study tracks ovarian follicles' development during a woman's menstrual cycle. It helps assess the size and growth of follicles, predict ovulation, and monitor the endometrial lining. This study is essential in fertility treatments to time ovulation and optimize conception chances.

Rad Ultrasound Follicular Study (Complete)

Ultrasound Follicular Study - Complete

A Rad Ultrasound Follicular Study in a single sitting involves a quick assessment of the ovaries to measure and evaluate the size of developing follicles. This one-time scan helps predict ovulation and is used to optimize the timing for fertility treatments or natural conception attempts.

Rad Ultrasound Follicular Study (Single Sitting)

Ultrasound Follicular Study Single Sitting

Cytology - FNAC

Ultrasound Guided Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology

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

Ultrasound KUB

RAD SHOULDER Ultrasound

Ultrasound Left Shoulder

RAD NT/NB Scan Twins

Ultrasound Level I NT/NB Scan (For 11-14 Weeks Pregnancies)

RAD USG TWINS LEVEL II SCAN

Ultrasound Level II (For 18 - 22 Weeks Pregnancies)

A Rad Ultrasound of the Lower Abdomen/Pelvis is an imaging procedure used to evaluate the organs and structures in the lower abdominal and pelvic regions. It provides detailed images of the bladder, uterus, ovaries, prostate, and surrounding tissues. This scan helps diagnose conditions such as bladder abnormalities, uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, and pelvic pain.

Rad Ultrasound Lower Abdomen/Pelvis

Ultrasound Lower Abdomen

A Rad Ultrasound of the Neck is an imaging procedure used to assess the structures in the neck, including the thyroid gland, lymph nodes, and blood vessels. It helps diagnose conditions such as thyroid nodules, lymphadenopathy, and carotid artery disease. The non-invasive scan provides real-time images to guide further evaluation and treatment.

Rad Ultrasound Neck

Ultrasound Neck

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

Ultrasound Obstetric

The RAD Scrotal test is a diagnostic imaging procedure, typically involving ultrasound, to assess the structures within the scrotum. It evaluates the testicles, epididymis, and surrounding tissues for abnormalities such as tumors, inflammation, or fluid accumulation, aiding in the diagnosis of conditions like testicular torsion or hydrocele.

RAD Scrotal

Ultrasound Scrotal

RAD THYROID Ultrasound

Ultrasound Thyroid

A Rad Ultrasound Transvaginal Sonography (TVS) is an internal ultrasound procedure used to examine the female reproductive organs, including the uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes. This imaging technique involves inserting a transducer into the vagina, providing detailed images of the pelvic organs. TVS is commonly used to diagnose conditions such as ovarian cysts, uterine fibroids, and other gynecological disorders. It is also utilized in early pregnancy to assess fetal development and viability.

Rad Ultrasound TVS

Ultrasound TVS

RAD USG Upper Abdomen is an ultrasound scan focusing on organs like the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, kidneys, and spleen. It helps diagnose conditions such as liver disease, gallstones, pancreatitis, kidney stones, or abdominal tumors. The procedure is non-invasive and provides detailed images of these abdominal structures.

RAD Usg Upper Abdomen

Ultrasound Upper Abdomen

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

Ultrasound Whole Abdomen

A Rad Ultrasound of the Whole Abdomen with Transvaginal Sonography (TVS) combines two imaging techniques:

Whole Abdomen Ultrasound: Provides a comprehensive view of the abdominal organs, including the liver, kidneys, pancreas, spleen, and intestines, to diagnose conditions like tumors, cysts, or organ abnormalities.

Transvaginal Sonography (TVS): Offers a detailed view of the pelvic organs, including the uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes, by inserting a transducer into the vagina. This helps in assessing gynecological issues such as ovarian cysts, fibroids, or early pregnancy complications.

Rad Ultrasound Whole Abdomen With TVS

Ultrasound Whole Abdomen & TVS

RAD USG Abdomen

USG abdomen

Ultrasound Guided FNAC

USG Guided Fine Needed Aspiration Cytology (Large)

A Rad Ultrasound of Small Parts is an imaging procedure that targets smaller, specific anatomical structures or areas, such as the wrists, ankles, or soft tissues. It is used to diagnose conditions like tendonitis, small cysts, or localized injuries. This procedure provides detailed, real-time images to aid in accurate diagnosis and treatment.

Rad Ultrasound Small Parts

USG Small Part

USG Testis

A Rad Ultrasound of the Whole Abdomen is an imaging procedure that provides a comprehensive view of all the abdominal organs, including the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, kidneys, spleen, and intestines. It helps diagnose a wide range of conditions, such as tumors, cysts, infections, and abnormalities in the abdominal organs. The non-invasive scan offers detailed images for accurate diagnosis and treatment planning.

Rad Ultrasound Whole Abdomen

USG, Whole Abdomen

Stress Echocardiography

STRESS ECHO

RAD X-ray Both Sacroiliac Joint AP captures both sacroiliac joints from an anterior-posterior perspective. It evaluates for signs of inflammation, injury, or degeneration in the sacroiliac joints, aiding in the diagnosis of conditions like sacroiliitis, arthritis, or trauma affecting the pelvic region.

RAD X Ray Both Sacro Iliac Joint Ap

X - Ray Both Sacro Iliac Joint AP View

RAD SACRO-COCCYX LATERAL VIEW

X - Ray Both Sacro Iliac Joint LAT View

RAD X-RAY KNEE(BOTH) AP & LAT VIEW

X - Ray Both Knee Joints AP/LAT View

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

RAD X-Ray Right Knee AP And Lateral

X - Ray RT Knee Joints AP/ LAT View

X - Ray Left Heel AP & LAT View

X - Ray LEFT Heel AP & LAT View

RAD X Ray Shoulder Left AP is a radiographic examination capturing an anterior-posterior (AP) view of the left shoulder joint. It assesses bone alignment, joint space, and soft tissue structures, aiding in the diagnosis of shoulder injuries, arthritis, or other conditions affecting the left shoulder joint and surrounding tissues.

RAD X Ray Shoulder Left Ap

X - Ray Lt Shoulder AP View

RAD X Ray Shoulder Right AP is a radiographic examination capturing an anterior-posterior (AP) view of the right shoulder joint. It assesses bone alignment, joint space, and soft tissue structures, aiding in the diagnosis of shoulder injuries, arthritis, or other conditions affecting the right shoulder joint and surrounding tissues.

RAD X Ray Shoulder Right Ap

X - Ray Rt Shoulder AP View

RAD X Ray Shoulder Left Lateral involves capturing a lateral view of the left shoulder joint. It assesses bone alignment, joint space, and soft tissue structures, aiding in the diagnosis of shoulder injuries, arthritis, or other conditions affecting the left shoulder joint and surrounding tissues.

RAD X Ray Shoulder Left Lat

X - Ray Lt Shoulder LAT View

RAD X Ray Shoulder Right Lateral involves capturing a lateral view of the right shoulder joint. It assesses bone alignment, joint space, and soft tissue structures, aiding in the diagnosis of shoulder injuries, arthritis, or other conditions affecting the right shoulder joint and surrounding tissues.

RAD X Ray Shoulder Right Lat

X - Ray Rt Shoulder LAT View

RAD X Ray Shoulder AP/Lateral involves capturing anterior-posterior (AP) and lateral views of the shoulder joint. It evaluates bone alignment, joint space, and soft tissue structures, aiding in the diagnosis of shoulder injuries, arthritis, or other conditions affecting the shoulder joint and surrounding tissues.

RAD X Ray Shoulder Ap/Lat

X - Ray Shoulder AP/LAT View

RAD X-ray Both Shoulder AP/Lateral captures images of both shoulders from anterior-posterior and lateral perspectives. It provides a comprehensive view to evaluate shoulder injuries, including fractures, dislocations, and arthritis. This dual-view approach aids in diagnosing conditions like shoulder impingement, tendon tears, or joint abnormalities.

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