Vision Mission

Vision:

• Our vision is to establish the Department of Radiology as a "Center of Excellence," fully equipped with the latest imaging technologies, providing state-of-the-art diagnostic and interventional radiology services. We aim to serve our patients with the highest quality care while also preparing skilled professionals for the future. Our goal is to be recognized as one of the premier academic radiology programs in India and gain international recognition as a world-class radiology department.

Mission:

• To provide outstanding clinical care through expertise in medical imaging and interpretation, through innovation and advances in imaging research, and through excellence in teaching and mentoring

Thrust Areas

Facilities

Laboratory & Facilities Available:

Clinical Services Available: A range of screening, diagnostic and interventional procedures are performed. A highly trained and professional radiology team performs and interprets these imaging tests.
 
Computed Tomography: CT scan machine: Computed Tomography (CT) is a method of body imaging in which a thin X-ray beam rotates around the patient. Small detectors interpret the X-rays that make it through the patient or a particular area of interest. A computer analyzes the data to construct a cross-sectional image. These images can be stored, viewed on a monitor, or printed on film. Siemens 32 slice scanner is installed which scans the patient in minimum time and with minimum radiation dose.  The system is equipped with multi-projection volume reconstruction, 3D software- surface and volumetric renderings. The following CT studies are performed. Head. Noncontrast and contrast-enhanced scans are done. Also, perfusion studies are done to assess the flow in diseased and normal brain tissue.

CR Radiography: CR Radiography plus Fluoroscopy System: Real-time dynamic imaging using x-rays (for the purpose of procedural guidance) is referred to as “fluoroscopy”. User-friendly, high-performance, CR based x-ray system is available in the department capable of producing good-quality x-ray images with reasonable use of radiation dose. Such imaging techniques are commonly associated with contrast medium aided examinations of the gastrointestinal tract.
Following X-ray Special procedures are performed in the department:

Ultrasound and Color Doppler: The department of radiology are equipped with following Ultrasound machines which contribute to the high level of confidence of the Radiologist for evaluation of the lesions and serve as excellent guiding tools for the various Diagnostic and Therapeutic procedures.

 Ultrasound Machines in the Department of Radiology:

• Voluson 6E
• Siemens NX2
• Siemens ACUSON-X 300 (Installed in ICU)
• GE Logic 100 (portable)

These machines are used for diagnostic purposes to carry out various ultrasound
examinations of the abdomen, pelvis and small parts, as well as intracavitary (transrectal and transvaginal) examinations, antenatal scans, foetal doppler, and anomaly scans. The department has an advanced USG scanner with   3D and 4D applications. The tissue Harmonics helps for high resolution at depth. The 3D/4D Application further helps to understand better the relations of the lesion with organs in the vicinity. The Color Doppler scanners are extensively used to assess the vascularity of the tumors. The arterial and venous Doppler examinations are carried out for the evaluation of patients with associated peripheral Vascular Diseases and screening as well as diagnosis of the Deep Venous Thrombosis.
The portable Ultrasound unit delivers the conveniences and versatility with its application in:

• The ICU for Emergency Scanning of ICU patients
• Bedside Drainage procedures like
• Nerve Block
  • Pleural & Peritoneal Tapping
  • Abscess Aspiration
  • Indwelling Pigtail Drainage

Magnetic Resonance Imaging: 

MRI Machine: Magnetic resonance imaging, or MRI, is a non-invasive medical imaging test that produces detailed images of almost every internal structure in the human body, including the organs, bones, muscles and blood vessels. MRI scanners create images of the body using a large magnet and radio waves. No radiation is produced during an MRI exam, unlike X-rays. These images give your physician important information in diagnosing your medical condition and planning a course of treatment.
uMR -570 is designed with a short 150cm magnet, 70cm wide bore,48RF receiver channels, 550lbs. table weight capacity & 50x50x50 cm field of view. It achieves a new standard in magnet field homogeneity at 1.5 T to help ensure high resolution and image quality. High performance gradients, uCS 2.0 platform, advanced neurology, advanced cardiology, MSK coils and more are included.
The following MRI studies are performed.

• Routine MRI examination
• MRCP
• MR-Angiography

Research

10 International and 20 National Journals are published:

• 3 US Diagnosis of Choleoochal Cyst Anocholeoochal Cyst in Association With Cholangioca
• Role of Cardiovascular Magnetic Resonance Imaging Covid-19 Recovered
• Patients: A Short-Term Follow-up
• Comparative evaluation of MRCP and ERCP in cholangiocarcinoma and benign biliary stricture AOCR 2006 Hong Kong
• Comparative evaluation of T2, T2 Drive, MR Myelography in brachial plexus injuries AOCR 2006 Hong Kong
• MR Angiography findings in AV Malformations thenar eminence IJRI FEB 2006

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