A Radiologist provides services including Disc Herniation of Back and Neck, Masomo Ya Rangi Ya Watoto Wachanga (Fistula Ya Trachoe-Esophageal, Masomo Ya Koloni), Pathological Testing, Radiological Interventional Procedures under Ultrasound, Fluoroscopic, and CT Guidance and Vascular Malformation Treatment.
A Radiologist provides services including Disc Herniation of Back and Neck, Masomo Ya Rangi Ya Watoto Wachanga (Fistula Ya Trachoe-Esophageal, Masomo ... More
MRCP is short form of Magnetic Resonance Cholangio-Pancreatography. The investigation is a type of MRI. It evaluates gall bladder, biliary tree (e.g. CBD, CHD, RHD, LHD & IHBR), pancreas and pancreatic duct (MPD). Most of the gall bladder (and biliary tree) stones are radio-lucent, i.e. they ...
Varicose veins are tortuous, large veins seen on legs or feet. They are a part of the varicose veins disease. Several factors that are unique to the pregnant state increase its incidence.The thick blue and red veins highly visible during pregnancy are known as varicose veins. They are a ...
Today, stress kills millions of people worldwide. In terms of numbers as well as percentage, stress is likely the biggest killer of humans in our times. The deaths of two beloved Indian politicians in August, only serves as a reminder to us to stop overtaxing ourselves.Mental or physical ...
BRAIN STROKE:Stroke is the third leading cause of death, after cardio vascular disease and cancer. Strokes disable more adults than any other condition. When a stroke occurs, a blood vessel in the brain becomes blocked or bursts, sometimes causing permanent brain damage or ...
Do you experience pain in your pelvic region? You might be having from Fibroids in your uterus! The best way to get rid of fibroids is Uterine Fibroid Embolisation. It has a success rate of 90%. You can recover in 1 day and resume your daily activities ALMOST IMMEDIATELY. So what ...
Hello If brancho vascular marking is seen in the X-ray report, then what will be its treatment and what will have to be done.
For atypic febrile seizures, our doctor advised to have MRI scan for Brain (Plain) for my 6 months old baby. Is it safe? Are there any side effects of this MRI scan?
I had a chronic-appearing lacunar infarct in the right thalamus show up on a CT scan of my head that was done in September of 2015. The doctor asked if I had ever had a stroke. I was baffled because I totally unaware that I had. I have since been told this is referred to as a "silent stroke". My question is......will the evidence of this infarction always be there and show up on scans from here on out?
CBCT or MRI scan... which one is better for TMJ pain?? And which one is safer?? Please reply fast bcs tomorrow I have to get my test done...
I had CT scan with contrast on 7th July for pain in pelvis for about 3 weeks. The result came out to be normal. My gynaecologist said not to worry. But I want to make sure if all the organs inside pelvic region are properly visible in ct? Specially the ovaries.
