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Clinical Pathology
Our Clinical Pathology Lab is designed to handle large volumes of samples efficiently and effectively, allowing for delivery of high quality rapid services thus maintaining highest patients' satisfaction level. We are equipped with the latest Technology and Technique. The samples are collected by our trained personnel at our state of the art centrally air-conditioned facility. We ensure our report's accuracy through double checking and precisely developed processes. We understand that we are the all important link in diagnostics and hence, the most important link in the correct diagnosis of the patients.
Due care is taken so that there is Zero error while the samples are collected. Samples are stored in sterile environment if there is a need to store them. The laboratory reports are Computer generated and printed in an easily interpretable format. All the relevant materials and containers towards sample collection, storage and transport are provided free of cost. |
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Imaging | Radiology
Technology for Precise Results
The Department of Radiology is equipped with the latest state-of-the-art equipment for routine as well as specialised radiological procedures. All routine X-rays are digital and procedures like hysterosalpingogram, Barium studies and other contrast studies are performed on a remote controlled digital fluoroscopy machine.
The Dual sources 64 slice CT scanner is the world's fastest CT scanner with dual X-ray sources, that can scan the entire heart within 4-6 seconds and provides images of coronary arteries
with clarity that are unmatched by any other scanner. Three dimensional CT scanning and CT angiography is especially useful for patients of trauma, tumours within the body and vascular
diseases. High resolution ultrasound of abdomen, small parts (viz. breast, scrotum, thyroid, musculoskeletal etc.) and obstetric ultrasound with colour Doppler facility is available round the clock.
Both diagnostic and therapeutic interventional procedures like FNAC of tumours and drainage of abdominal abscesses are routinely performed under ultrasound and CT guidance.
The availability of the best machine aids in faster diagnoses and in most cases without invasive procedures, not possible with the older generation of diagnostic machines. |
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