Radiology
Radiology
Radiology is a vital branch of modern medicine that uses advanced imaging technology to diagnose, monitor, and guide the treatment of various medical conditions. At our multispecialty hospital, the Radiology department is equipped with state of the art imaging systems that provide high quality, detailed images for accurate clinical evaluation.
Using advanced imaging techniques such as Digital X-ray, Ultrasound, Color Doppler, CT Scan, MRI, Mammography, and Fluoroscopy, we help detect diseases at an early stage, monitor treatment progress, and support minimally invasive procedures. Every examination is performed following strict quality standards to ensure accurate results and optimal patient care.
Services in Radiology
- Digital X-Ray Imaging
- Ultrasound & Sonography
- Color Doppler Studies
- CT Scan (Computed Tomography)
- MRI Scan (Magnetic Resonance Imaging)
- Digital Mammography
- Bone Mineral Density (DEXA) Scan
- Fluoroscopy & Contrast Imaging
- Image-Guided Biopsy & Interventional Procedures
- Emergency & Trauma Radiology Services
HOD's Profile
" The Department of Radiology at Sri Venkateswaraa Medcity Hospital combines advanced imaging technology with clinical expertise to provide clear, accurate, and timely diagnostic insights. Our focus is on delivering high-quality imaging services that help physicians detect diseases early, monitor treatment progress, and plan precise interventions. We are committed to innovation, patient comfort, and excellence in diagnostic imaging, ensuring every scan contributes to confident clinical decisions and better healthcare outcomes. "
Dr. Hemanth Sudarsanam M.B.B.S., M.D.,Radio-Diagnosis
Head of Department
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Frequently asked questions
Detailed medical images help doctors diagnose conditions, monitor progress, and choose the most appropriate treatment plan.
Imaging is performed only when medically necessary, with safety measures followed to minimize any potential risks.
Preparation varies by test, and you will receive specific instructions before your scheduled imaging appointment.
Yes, certain scans require you to remove metal items to help produce clear and accurate images.