Radiology

An x-ray procedure of the breast that is used for early signs of breast cancer.

Schedule: Monday To Sunday From 8 Am To 5 Pm

Used in medical diagnosis or treatment to develop ultrasound images. An instrument called a transducer emits high-frequency sound, inaudible to human ears, and records the echoes as the sound waves bounce back to determine the size, shape, and consistency of the soft tissues and organs.

Schedule: Monday To Sunday (By Appointment)

• Whole Abdomen Ultrasound
• Whole Abdomen/prostate Ultrasound
• Whole Abdomen/pelvic Ultrasound
• Upper Abdomen Ultrasound
• Lower Abdomen Ultrasound
• Hbt/pancrea/spleen Ultrasound
• Kub/kub Prostate/prostate Ultrasound
• Thyroid/thyroid With Doppler Ultrasound
• Neck/neck With Doppler Ultrasound
• Mass Ultrasound
• Mask Ultrasound
• Transrectal Prostate Ultrasound
• Renal/renal With Doppler Ultrasound
• Inguinal/scrotal/inguinoscrotal With
• Doppler Ultrasound
• Chest/chest Mapping Ultrasound
• Bilateral Breast Ultrasound
• Cranial Ultrasound
• Abdominal Aorta Ultrasound
• Fast (Focused Assessment With Sonography In Trauma) Ultrasound
• Special Procedure: 
       Ultrasound Guided Biopsy
                    Ultrasound Guided Thoracentesis
       Ultrasound Guided Paracentesis
       Ultrasound Guided Homer Needle Insertion

Schedule: – Monday To Saturday (By Appointment)

• Transvaginal Ultrasound
• Transrectal Ultrasound
• Bps/bps With Doppler/bps With Nst
• Cas ( Congenital Anomaly Scan )
• Gynecologic With Doppler Ultrasound
• Pelvic/ Pelvic With Doppler Ultrasound
• Hssg/sis Ultrasound
• 4d Ultrasound

A medical imaging test that uses x-ray to create detailed three dimensional images inside the body.

Schedule: Monday To Sunday (By Appointment)

• Cranial (Plain/contrast)
• Orbits (Plain/contrast)
• Pns (Plain/contrast)
• Facial (Plain/contrast)
• Temporal/inner Ear (Plain/contrast)
• Mastoid (Plain/contrast)
• Mandible (Plain/contrast)
• Neck/parotid/carotid (Plain/contrast)
• Nasopharynx/oropharynx/larynx (Plain/contrast)
• Chest/chest Hrct (Plain/contrast)
• Renal (Plain/contrast)
• Shoulder (Plain/contrast)
• Chest-abdomen (Plain/contrast)
• Cervical (Plain/contrast)
• Thoracic (Plain/contrast)
• Lumbosacral (Plain/contrast)
• Whole Abdomen ( Oral, Iv, Rectal ) (Plain/contrast)
• Upper/lower Abdomen (Plain/contrast)
• Pelvic (Plain/contrast)
• Upper/lower Extremities (Plain/contrast)
• Special Procedures:
  Procedure With Sedation
  Liver/whole Abdomen With Triphasic
  Chest-abodmen With Triphasic Liver
  Chest-abodmen With Triphasic Liver With Triple Contrast
  Whole Abdomen With Triphasic Spleen Protocol
  Whole Abdomen With Triphasic Adrenal Protocol
  Whole Abdomen With Triphasic Pancreatic Protocol
  Whole Abdomen With Triphasic With Urogram
  Urogram
  Aortogram
  Cranial Angiogram
  Cranial Angiogram With Venogram
  Chest/pulmonary Angiogram
  Renal Angiogram
  Abdominal Angiogram
  Peripheral Angiogram
  Lower Extremities Angiogram
  Ct Scan Guided Biopsy

A medical imaging that uses magnetic field and computed generated radio waves to create detailed images of the organs and tissues in the body.

Schedule: Monday To Sunday (By Appointment)

• MRI-brain/ Cranial Regular (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-mra Brain
• MRI-cranial Seizure Protocol (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-cranial Cp Angle (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-cranial Pituitary (Plain/contrast)
• Cranial Skull Base (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-paranasal Sinuses (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-orbits, Eyes Or Globes (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-nasopharynx (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-oral Cavity (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-neck (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-shoulder Joint (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-elbow Joint (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-cervical Spine (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-cervical-thoracic (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-thoracic Spine (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-thoraco-lumbar Spine (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-lumbosacral Spine (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-whole Spine (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-wrist Joint Or Hand (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-arm/forearm (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-chest/chest Wall (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-upper Abdomen With Mrcp (Plain/contrast)
• Whole Abdomen W/mrcp (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-upper Abdomen (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-hip Joint (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-sacrum (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-pelvic Ortho (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-pelvic Gyne (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-prostate Multiparametric (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-thigh/leg (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-knee Joint (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-ankle (Plain/contrast)
• MRI-foot (Plain/contrast)

A medical imaging technique that uses tiny amounts of electromagnetic radiation to create images of structures inside the body. It is often used to diagnose fracture bones, look for injury or infections, and to locate foreign objects in soft tissue.

• Skull Xray
• Orbits Xray
• Temporal Bone Xray
• Mandible Xray
• Mastoid Series
• Nasal Bone Xray
• Paranasal Sinuses Xray
• Zygomatic Arch Xray
• Soft Tissue Lateral Xray
• Cervical Xray
• Chest Xray
• Clavicle Xray
• Shoulder Xray
• Scapular Y Xray
• Humerus
• Elbow
• Forearm
• Wrist
• Hand
• Finger/digit
• Thoracic Cage
• Thoracic Spine
• Plain Abdomen Xray
• Thoracolumbar Spine
• Lumbosacral Spine
• Sacrum/coccyx
• Pelvis Xray
• Pelvimetry
• Hip Joint
• Femur 
• Knee 
• Leg
• Ankle
• Foot
• Special Procedures:
  Kub-ivp
  Ugis
  Sis
  Esophagogram
  T-tube Cholangiogram