Radiology
The Department of Radiology at Kiran Hospital is one of the finest centres of its kind. New high performance equipment together with a hospital-wide, all digital imaging, archival and retrieval system establishes Kiran Hospital as an important referral site. This state-of-the-art technology facilitates rapid communication and diagnosis.
SERVICES OFFERED
- Omega MRI (3T)Â
- Magnetic Resonance Imaging (3T MRI)
- CT Scan (256 Slice)
- Digital X-ray (DR)
- Portable X-Ray
- Mammography
- Color Doppler
- Ultrasonography
- Neonatal Sonography
- Special Investigations
- BMD
DIVISION OF CARDIOVASCULAR IMAGING
- Our 3 Tesla MRI scanner is among the most advanced equipment in India. Capabilities include basic and advanced imaging in Neuro, Body imaging and Musculo-skeletal imaging.
- The 256 Slice CT Scanner is the ultimate CT solution for body imaging. It fuses the latest and fastest multiline technology with dedicated clinical applications delivering unprecedented image quality.
- Advanced Color Doppler Ultrasound scanners offers studies of vessels. These scans of the body's blood vessels are essential in investigations of patients with blood vessel related problems. The department also offers the latest ultrasound technology.
Color Doppler and Ultrasound Studies
Advanced Color Doppler Ultrasound scanners offers studies of vessels. These scans of the body's blood vessels are essential in investigations of patients with blood vessel related problems. The department also offers the latest ultrasound technology
256 Slice CT Scanner
The 256 Slice CT Scanner is the ultimate CT solution for body imaging. It fuses the latest and fastest multiline technology with dedicated clinical applications delivering unprecedented image quality.
Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)
Our 3 Tesla MRI scanner is among the most advanced equipment in India. Capabilities include basic and advanced imaging in Neuro, Body imaging and Musculo-skeletal imaging.
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