Specialities

Radiology

Radiology Radiology

Chellaram Hospital offers advanced radiology services, utilizing state-of-the-art imaging technologies such as X-ray, MRI, CT scans, and ultrasound. The hospital’s expert radiologists provide accurate diagnostics to assist in the detection and management of various conditions, from injuries to complex diseases. With a focus on precision and patient care, Chellaram Hospital ensures timely and effective imaging results, aiding in the development of tailored treatment plans.

Radiology

Service and Procedures

Chellaram Hospital - Diabetes Care & Multispeciality, located in Pune, India, offers a comprehensive range of medical services and procedures across various specialties.

Radiology - X-Ray

X-Ray

Radiology - USG (Ultrasound)

USG (Ultrasound)

Radiology - CT-Scan

CT-Scan

Radiology at Chellaram Hospital, Pune

Pune's Chellaram Hospital is well known for its advanced radiography facilities and other specialized medical services. With the help of skilled radiologists and cutting-edge imaging technologies, the hospital guarantees accurate diagnosis and effective treatment planning for a range of medical disorders.

Services in Radiology Proposed

  1. MRI Scans:
    • These high-resolution images provide a thorough assessment of the inside organs, tissues, and bones.
    • Helpful in identifying vascular, musculoskeletal, and neurological diseases.
  2. CT scans:
    • Quick and precise imaging for disorders of the heart, cancer, and trauma.
    • Perfect for visualizingthe body in cross-section.
  3. Ultrasound:
    • Non-invasive diagnostic imaging for soft tissue, pelvic, and abdominal assessment.
    • For prenatal care and...

FAQs

Do I require a direct referral from the physician for, say, an x-ray exam?
Yes, most imaging tests do require a referral from your physician or healthcare provider which is important to make sure that the proper tests will be done what they suspect might be going on with you.
Are radiology tests safe?
Yes, these advanced imaging techniques offer a reduction in radiation exposure, and the safety of our patients always comes first.
What do I need to do before my imaging test?
Preparations depending on what type of imaging is ordered Fasting, quitting certain medications and even a kind of contrast solution would be parts of the requirements in some tests. More information will be given to you when it comes time to set your appointment.
What is the difference between an X-ray, CT scan, and MRI?

X-rays: low levels of radiation are used on bones and some tissues.

CT scans: These pictures are taken over 360 degrees to create more detailed cross-sections than a single x-ray.

What is an ultrasound and about its Application?
Ultrasound — High-frequency sound waves create images of internal organs, tissues, and blood flow. It is widely used for pregnancy and various conditions.
What is nuclear medicine?
One of the links in your post explains what is it: a nuclear medicine (radioisotope) scan. It is also commonly employed for organ-related functioning, like a thyroid or heart.
How long does it take for a radiology test?

It depends on which test you're taking.

  • X-rays: A few minutes
  • Ultrasound: 20–60 minutes
  • CT scan: 10–30 minutes
  • MRI: 30–90 minutes
Will the imaging exam hurt?
Imaging studies are usually painless. Other studies, such as MRIs or CT scans may require lying still for long periods and some tests involve mild discomfort from contrast injections.
What is contrast dye and why do you use it?
Imaging contrast is a medical dye that makes certain tissues, organs, or blood vessels more visible when using specific imaging tests. It is consumed in the form of orally or injected as a solution.
Can I get back to my normal activities after the test?
Many (though not all) radiology tests require no downtime at all. Staying hydrated is suggested if contrast dye has been used.
Is it safe to have a radiology test done if you are pregnant?
Let your doctor or radiologist know if you are pregnant, or think that you might be. Safety measures can be taken to avoid or alter certain tests such as X-rays and CT scans.
Are there any risks associated with radiology tests?
Although most imaging procedures have little or no risk from radiation (eg, X-rays), some tests, such as CT scans can expose you to levels of ionizing radiations greater than that delivered during simple diagnostic testing. The risks are worth more when compared to the benefits of an accurate diagnosis.
Are radiology studies appropriate for children?
Yes, pediatric radiology especially deals with measures for the security and well-being of children during imaging tests.
I have claustrophobia and need an MRI. How should this be handled?
Let the doctor or radiology team know ahead of time if you are claustrophobic. Some locations offer open MRI machines or sedation options so you are at ease.
How would I book an appointment?
You can make an appointment by calling our clinic, or you may book online through our website.
What should I bring with me to my appointment?
Have your Doctor's referral, insurance details, and photo, and bring any relevant existing imaging reports.
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