Radiology & Imaging

The Department of Radiology & Imaging is dedicated to providing accurate diagnostic imaging and interventional services to support patient care.

Utilizing advanced imaging technologies and guided by expert radiologists, the department delivers high-quality images, precise interpretations, and a patient-centric approach to care. We collaborate closely with other departments to ensure comprehensive diagnostic insights that are essential for effective treatment planning and optimal patient outcomes.

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Welcome to the Department of Radiology & Imaging. Our team is committed to providing cutting-edge diagnostic services and patient-centered care. Our goal is not only to diagnose accurately but also to help guide treatment plans effectively. With our skilled radiologists and state-of-the-art technology, we are poised to offer the highest standards in imaging and interventional services. Thank you for entrusting us with your care.

Dr. Nikhil Gupta

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Radiology & Imaging

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At TRSCH, world-renowned medical pioneers converge to redefine excellence. Our distinguished specialists, having unmatched expertise for compassionate care, are ever-ready to address your health concerns. Consult our Radiology & Imaging today!

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Core Competencies

Advanced Diagnostic Imaging

Expertise in MRI, CT, X-ray, ultrasound, and nuclear medicine for accurate disease diagnosis.

Interventional Radiology

Skilled in minimally invasive procedures for therapeutic applications.

Patient Safety and Comfort

Emphasis on reducing radiation exposure, enhancing patient comfort, and ensuring procedural safety.

Collaborative Healthcare

Strong interdisciplinary collaboration with other departments to provide integrated care.

Quality and Accuracy

High standards in image quality and interpretation accuracy.

Aim & Objectives

To deliver exceptional radiological services that enhance patient care, contribute to successful clinical outcomes, and advance medical knowledge through accurate and timely diagnostics with an objective.

To maintain a high standard of imaging services through continuous adoption of advanced technologies.
To minimize patient discomfort and ensure safety in all imaging and interventional procedures.
To provide accurate, prompt, and reliable radiological interpretations that assist in optimal treatment plans.
To foster a collaborative environment with other healthcare departments.
To contribute to ongoing research and advancements in radiology and imaging.

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Facilities

MRI Suite

Equipped with 1.5T and 3T MRI scanners for high-resolution imaging.

CT Suite

Features advanced multi-slice CT scanners for rapid and accurate imaging.

Ultrasound Rooms

Private rooms with modern ultrasound machines for a range of applications.

Interventional Radiology Theater

Dedicated suite for minimally invasive image-guided treatments.

Mammography Suite

Comprehensive breast imaging and diagnostics.

PACS System

Secure, efficient digital storage and retrieval system for imaging data.

Comfortable Waiting Areas

Designed for patient comfort and convenience.

Supportive Staff

Trained technologists and nursing staff ensure a smooth experience.

FAQs

Radiology is a medical specialty that uses imaging technologies to diagnose and sometimes treat diseases. It includes various techniques like X-rays, CT scans, MRI, ultrasound, and nuclear medicine to visualize the inside of the body.

X-rays: Quick, used for examining bones, chest, and detecting fractures.
CT (Computed Tomography): Detailed cross-sectional images, often used for complex conditions like trauma, cancer, and internal bleeding.
MRI (Magnetic Resonance Imaging): Detailed images of soft tissues, useful for brain, spinal cord, joint, and soft tissue evaluations.
Ultrasound: Uses sound waves to view soft tissues, blood flow, and is commonly used in obstetrics and abdominal imaging.
Nuclear Medicine: Uses small amounts of radioactive material to evaluate organ function and detect tumors, infections, or other disorders.

Most imaging tests are safe. X-rays and CT scans involve small amounts of ionizing radiation, which is generally safe but should be minimized. MRIs use magnetic fields and are free from radiation. Ultrasound is also safe, as it uses sound waves instead of radiation.

Preparation depends on the test:

X-ray: Typically no preparation is required.
CT Scan: Sometimes requires fasting or drinking a contrast dye.
MRI: May involve fasting and removing metal objects.
Ultrasound: Fasting is sometimes required, especially for abdominal exams.
Nuclear Medicine: May involve fasting or specific instructions based on the test type.

X-ray: Few minutes.
CT Scan: 10-30 minutes.
MRI: 30-60 minutes, depending on the area being imaged.
Ultrasound: 15-45 minutes.
Nuclear Medicine: Time varies but may take a few hours if the radioactive material needs to circulate.

Contrast dye is a substance injected or ingested to enhance visibility in images. It highlights certain areas, improving the detail in CT scans, MRIs, and X-rays. However, some people may experience mild side effects, and patients with kidney issues may need to discuss risks with their doctor.

Pregnant women can have certain imaging tests. Ultrasound and MRI are generally considered safe during pregnancy, but X-rays and CT scans are typically avoided unless absolutely necessary.

Inform your radiologist. Open MRI machines or sedation options can be available to help patients feel comfortable during the scan.

Results are usually available within 1-2 days, but emergency cases may receive them within hours. Radiologists interpret the images and then report to the referring physician, who will discuss the findings with you.

Generally, imaging tests do not have side effects. Some people may feel temporary discomfort from the contrast dye or from lying still. For nuclear medicine scans, the small amount of radiation dissipates over time.