Radiology

Our state-of-the-art Radiology Department provides a full spectrum of advanced diagnostic and interventional services. We offer high-resolution imaging, rapid turnaround times, and expert interpretations by PMDC and CPSP radiologists to support your clinical decision-making. We proudly admit to have served thousands of patients free with dignity in SIUT since last 4 decades.

Advanced Diagnostic Imaging

• Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI): High-field multi-sequence imaging for, neurology, musculoskeletal, and oncology cases. MRA , MRV and MRS are available.
• About 200 to 300 MRIs are done on monthly basis including specific examinations like MSK, prostate MRIs and Breast MRI.
• Computed Tomography (CT): Multi-slice sub-millimeter (TOSHIBA 640 SLICE and GE 128 slice CT ) scanning optimizing CT angiography, rapid trauma assessment, and oncology staging.
• About 3000-4000 CT examinations are done in a month.
• Ultrasound: High-resolution diagnostic Grey scale and Doppler for vascular pathology, abdominal organs, small parts, and high-risk obstetrics
• About 23000 to 24000 departmental ultrasounds are done on monthly basis and about 1400 to 1600 ultrasounds in OPDs on weekly basis including grey scale and doppler studies.
• Fluoroscopy: Dynamic, real-time contrast studies for comprehensive gastrointestinal, urological, and orthopedic functional evaluations.
• About 200 to 300 flouroscopic studies in a month.
• X rays: Standard X Ray imaging of routine chest, abdomen , pelvis along with specialised xrays of extremities, joints and skeletal surveys. Both departmental and portable services are available.
• About 14000 to 15000 departmental X Rays are done on monthly basis with many more in OTs and Portable services.

Subspecialty & Specialized Services

• Women’s Imaging: Dedicated suite providing low-dose screening and diagnostic digital mammography(with and without contrast), alongside high-resolution pelvic and breast ultrasound.
• About 100 to 200 diagnostic ultrasounds are done in OPDs on monthly basis with biopsy and FNAC services available in OPD.
• Interventional Radiology: Minimally invasive, image-guided therapeutic and diagnostic procedures, including biopsies, FNACs, drainages, and multitudes of vascular interventions and procedures. About 200 to 300 vascular interventional diagnostic and interventional studies are done in a month.
• Non invasive cardiac imaging: Specialised CT and MRIs tailored to patient needs, non invasive imaging of children congenital heart disease and associated abnormalities.

Perioperative & Outpatient Integration

• Intraoperative C-Arms: Mobile fluoroscopic guidance operating within OTs to support orthopedic, neurosurgical, and urological procedures.
• Integrated OPD Support: Streamlined, fast-track imaging pathways for multi-specialty Outpatient Departments to accelerate your treatment planning.

In our radiology department, patient centred approach is practised. Here the examinations are designed according to specific patient needs with senior clinicians, senior radiologists, residents and technologist work in harmony to tailor examination according to patient condition and treatment requirements. This collaboration is very specific to SIUT Radiology department and we continuously strive to make it better with each passing year.

Advanced procedures like, perineal prostate biopsies, cardiac surgeries and robotic assisted prostatectomies require diagnostic efficiency and seamless coordination between surgeons, referring clinicians and radiologists to ensure the best possible outcomes for the patients.

Our new department at MBD Children hospital, will host state of the art and cutting-edge technology in diagnostic radiology and we are making it an interesting and safe space for our little patients. We understand that behind every X RAY, CT-Scan or MRI examination, there is a worried parent and a very brave child. We are striving to create a supportive and reassuring environment especially for paediatric patients to ensure they feel safe and comfortable throughout their care journey.