Radiology and Diagnostic Services

Modern technology has played a large role in establishing many kinds of innovation in the world of medical science. It has given doctors countless ways to diagnose and treat diseases. Some of these techniques are invasive and require a certain period of time for recovery. Some others are exploratory, giving doctors access to areas of the body without using traditional techniques. Others techniques are minimally or non-invasive, an area that is increasingly being used by doctors everywhere. Diagnostic Radiology is a field which focuses on methods that use non-invasive techniques to identify, diagnose and monitor certain illnesses or conditions.

The Department of Radiology and Diagnostics at Sagar Hospitals is one of the most competent and versatile medical departments in the country. It aims to provide simple solutions for complex situations such as diagnosing tricky medical conditions. The Department of Radiology and Diagnostics focuses on identifying a wide range of medical issues. The most common situations are identifying broken bones, diagnosing heart conditions, identifying the location of blood clots, diagnosing gastrointestinal conditions and many more. The purpose behind diagnostic imaging at the Sagar Hospital Department of Radiology and Diagnostics is to use non-invasive or minimally invasive techniques to identify and treat medical conditions.

Besides the identification of problems, the team of doctors at the Department of Radiology and Diagnostics use Diagnostic Radiology to monitor the patient’s progress and response to certain treatments. This technique is widely used in the treatment of cancers such as breast or colon cancer. It allows the doctors to determine the progress of chemotherapy and radiation used in the treatment of these cancers. A rapidly growing speciality in the field of radiology is Interventional Radiology. It uses a minimally invasive approach to percutaneously treat vascular and nonvascular diseases. The Department of Radiology and Diagnostics at Sagar Hospital specialises in Interventional Radiology. Doctors use catheters and catheter-based instruments to diagnose and treat certain types of diseases, disorders and conditions without having to use general anaesthesia or make large incisions. These procedures are typically performed with local anaesthesia and radiological imaging techniques such as X-rays, ultrasound, computed tomography (CT) or fluoroscopy.

The Department of Radiology and Diagnostics at Sagar Hospitals is equipped with state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment such as:

+ 1.5T MRI with Advanced Gradients
+ 128-Slice Multi-Detector CT Scan
+ Interventional Radiology
+ Power Colour Doppler Imaging
+ 3D/4D Colour Sonography
+ High Resolution and Fast Digital X-Rays
+ PACS with Diagnostic Workstations
+ Mammography

The procedures offered at the Department of Radiology and Diagnostics at Sagar Hospitals offer a cost-effective alternative to conventional medical and surgical treatments. These procedures provide fewer risks and require little to no recovery time. These are also the most viable option for critically ill patients who are unable to undergo surgery. Talk to our doctors at the Department of Radiology and Diagnostics at Sagar Hospitals for more information on Diagnostic Imaging and Interventional Radiology.

Besides the identification of problems, the team of doctors at the Department of Radiology and Diagnostics use Diagnostic Radiology to monitor the patient’s progress and response to certain treatments. This technique is widely used in the treatment of cancers such as breast or colon cancer. It allows the doctors to determine the progress of chemotherapy and radiation used in the treatment of these cancers. A rapidly growing speciality in the field of radiology is Interventional Radiology. It uses a minimally invasive approach to percutaneously treat vascular and nonvascular diseases. The Department of Radiology and Diagnostics at Sagar Hospital specialises in Interventional Radiology. Doctors use catheters and catheter-based instruments to diagnose and treat certain types of diseases, disorders and conditions without having to use general anaesthesia or make large incisions. These procedures are typically performed with local anaesthesia and radiological imaging techniques such as X-rays, ultrasound, computed tomography (CT) or fluoroscopy.

The Department of Radiology and Diagnostics at Sagar Hospitals is equipped with state-of-the-art diagnostic equipment such as:

+ 1.5T MRI with Advanced Gradients
+ 128-Slice Multi-Detector CT Scan
+ Interventional Radiology
+ Power Colour Doppler Imaging
+ 3D/4D Colour Sonography
+ High Resolution and Fast Digital X-Rays
+ PACS with Diagnostic Workstations
+ Mammography

The procedures offered at the Department of Radiology and Diagnostics at Sagar Hospitals offer a cost-effective alternative to conventional medical and surgical treatments. These procedures provide fewer risks and require little to no recovery time. These are also the most viable option for critically ill patients who are unable to undergo surgery. Talk to our doctors at the Department of Radiology and Diagnostics at Sagar Hospitals for more information on Diagnostic Imaging and Interventional Radiology.