Radiology

X-Ray

• Quick and non-invasive imaging for bone fractures, joint dislocations, and lung conditions

• Full-body X-rays for pre-operative assessment and emergency care

Ultrasound

• Diagnostic imaging using high-frequency sound waves to examine organs and tissues

• Commonly used for pregnancy monitoring, abdominal conditions, and musculoskeletal issues

• Real-time imaging for guided procedures (biopsies, fluid drainage)

CT Scan (Computed Tomography)

• Detailed cross-sectional images for precise diagnosis of soft tissues, bones, and organs

• Used to detect conditions like tumors, internal bleeding, infections, and injuries

• 3D imaging for better visualization and treatment planning

MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)

• Non-invasive imaging for soft tissues, including the brain, spinal cord, muscles, and organs

• Detailed images to assess neurological, orthopedic, and cardiovascular conditions

• No radiation exposure, making it ideal for repeated imaging

Mammography

• Specialized imaging for early detection of breast cancer and abnormalities

• Recommended for routine screening and diagnostic purposes for women

• Painless procedure for accurate detection of small, hard-to-detect lesions

Fluoroscopy

• Real-time X-ray imaging for monitoring the movement of a substance through the body

• Used in gastrointestinal studies, catheter placement, and joint injections

• Provides dynamic and continuous images for precise treatment

PET Scan (Positron Emission Tomography)

• Advanced imaging to detect cancer, heart diseases, and brain disorders

• Combines PET with CT scan for detailed metabolic and anatomical information

• Helps in early detection of diseases and monitoring treatment progress