Shalby Hospitals’ Department of Radiology & Imaging Sciences is a leading advanced diagnostic and therapeutic imaging service provider. Our team of the best radiology surgeons, technicians, and support staff are dedicated to providing exceptional, affordable care to our patients. We use state-of-the-art equipment and innovative techniques to deliver accurate diagnoses and effective treatments, setting us apart as one of the best hospitals for radiology in Ahmedabad.
Compared to open surgery, radiology (also known as diagnostic imaging) offers significant advantages. It uses needles and catheters instead of scalpels, making it a less invasive option. The technique involves projecting and visualizing different bodily components, allowing for a comprehensive examination of any area of the body, including the brain, spine, chest, abdominal cavity, and peripheral vascular system. Radiologists interpret a wide range of diagnostic tests, including CT scans, MRIs, X-rays, ultrasounds, color dopplers, fluoroscopy, mammograms, and CT scans.
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Read more about A Mighty Weapon To Fight Cancer: Radiotherapy & Its AdvancesOur department offers a comprehensive range of services, including CT scans, MRIs, X-rays, ultrasound, color dopplers, fluoroscopy, and mammograms. We provide both diagnostic and therapeutic radiology services.
Radiology allows doctors to see inside the body without surgery. This helps in early detection and diagnosis of diseases, leading to timely and effective treatment.
During an MRI scan, you will lie on a movable bed that slides into a large cylindrical machine. This procedure is painless and usually takes 30-60 minutes. You may hear loud noises during the scan, but ear protection is provided.
Yes, X-rays are generally safe. The amount of radiation used in most X-ray exams is minimal, and the risk of any harm is minimal. However, we take every precaution to minimize exposure and ensure patient safety.