Radiology &
Diagnostic Imaging
Complete diagnostic imaging catalog featuring 3.0 Tesla MRI, 128-Slice CT, 4D Color Doppler Ultrasound, Digital X-Ray, and Image-Guided Procedures.
CT Brain (NCCT)
Non-contrast cross-sectional CT imaging of the brain to detect acute cerebral hemorrhage, infarction, head trauma, and structural lesions.
Remove hair clips, jewelry, and glasses.
CT Brain (CECT)
Contrast-enhanced CT scan of the brain offering clear visualization of vascular lesions, tumors, cerebral infections, and BBB breakdown.
4 hours fasting required prior to contrast injection.
CT PNS (NCCT)
Coronal and axial NCCT scan of Paranasal Sinuses evaluating chronic sinusitis, nasal polyposis, and ostiomeatal complex patency.
No special fasting required.
CT PNS (CECT)
Contrast-enhanced CT PNS evaluating sinonasal masses, inverted papillomas, and fungal sinusitis extension.
4 hours fasting required.
CT PNS for CSF Rhinorrhea
Sub-millimeter thin-slice CT scan of the skull base and cribriform plate to pinpoint osseous defect sites in cerebrospinal fluid leaks.
Follow radiologist pre-procedure instructions.
CT Face / Neck / Orbit (NCCT)
High-resolution non-contrast CT evaluation of facial bones, deep neck spaces, and orbits for bony fractures or foreign bodies.
Remove metallic earrings, dental appliances, and necklaces.
CT Face / Neck / Orbit (CECT)
Contrast-enhanced CT examination assessing cervical lymphadenopathy, neck abscesses, thyroid lesions, and orbital soft tissue pathology.
4 hours fasting required.
HRCT Temporal Bone
Ultra-high-resolution CT scan of temporal bones evaluating ear ossicles, tympanic cavity, mastoid air cells, and acoustic meatus.
No special preparation required.
CT Thorax (NCCT)
Non-contrast CT scan of the chest assessing lung parenchyma, pleural space, and thoracic cage pathology.
No fasting required.
CT Thorax (CECT)
Contrast-enhanced CT chest assessing mediastinal masses, hilar lymph nodes, vascular anatomy, and pleural lesions.
4 hours fasting required.
HRCT Thorax
Gold-standard 128-slice High Resolution CT Chest evaluating Interstitial Lung Disease (ILD), pulmonary fibrosis, bronchiectasis, and CO-RADS.
No special fasting required. Breath-hold cooperation needed.
CT Whole Abdomen (NCCT)
Non-contrast CT scan of whole abdomen and pelvis evaluating visceral organs, abdominal calcifications, and acute bowel pathology.
Oral contrast preparation may be administered at center.
CT Whole Abdomen (CECT)
Comprehensive contrast-enhanced CT of abdomen and pelvis for liver, renal, pancreatic, splenic, and mesenteric tissue assessment.
4 hours fasting required.
CT Whole Abdomen (Triphasic)
Dynamic multiphase (Arterial, Venous, Delayed) CT scan specifically evaluating Hepatocellular Carcinoma (HCC), hemangiomas, and renal tumors.
6 hours fasting required.
NCCT KUB
Ultra-fast non-contrast CT scan of Kidneys, Ureters, and Bladder specifically designed to detect renal calculi, ureteric stones, and obstruction.
Full bladder preferred. No fasting required.
CT Urogram
Excretory phase multi-slice CT urography creating 3D reconstruction of renal pelvis, ureters, and bladder to assess hematuria and urothelial lesions.
4 hours fasting required.
3D CT Face
3D volumetric surface rendering CT scan of facial bones for complex maxillofacial trauma, reconstructive surgery, and fracture mapping.
Remove all facial jewelry and metal implants if possible.
3D CT Joint (Any Single Joint)
3D multiplanar bone and contrast joint CT (Knee, Shoulder, Hip, Ankle, or Elbow) evaluating intra-articular fractures and joint alignment.
Fasting required if contrast is administered.
CT Venogram
Delayed contrast CT venography mapping venous patency, dural venous sinus thrombosis, and extremity deep venous thrombosis.
4 hours fasting required.
CT Brain Angiography
High-speed contrast 3D CT angiography of intracranial cerebral arteries mapping circle of Willis for aneurysms, AVMs, and stenosis.
4 hours fasting required.
CT Neck Angiography
Contrast CT angiography evaluating carotid bifurcation, internal carotid patency, and vertebral arteries in the neck.
4 hours fasting required.
CT Pulmonary Angiography
Gold-standard emergency CT angiography of the pulmonary arterial tree to diagnose acute pulmonary embolism and pulmonary hypertension.
4 hours fasting required.
CT Peripheral Angiography
Full vascular run-off 3D CT angiography of upper or lower extremities evaluating peripheral arterial disease (PAD) and arterial occlusions.
6 hours fasting required.
CT Coronary Angiography
Non-invasive 128-slice ECG-gated Cardiac CT Angiography assessing coronary artery stenoses, calcium score, and soft plaque burden.
Avoid caffeine/smoking 12h prior.
MRI Brain (Plain)
High-field 3.0 Tesla Silent MRI scan of brain parenchyma for cerebral stroke, headache, white matter disease, and tumor screening.
Remove all metallic objects, jewelry, watches, and cards.
MRI Brain with DWI / Epilepsy Protocol
High-resolution neuro-imaging protocol with Diffusion Weighted Imaging (DWI) and thin oblique coronal cuts for seizure/epilepsy focus evaluation.
Remove all metallic items.
MRI Brain with Orbit
Dedicated thin-slice orbital MRI with fat-saturation sequences assessing optic nerves, extraocular muscles, and retrobulbar lesions.
Remove eye makeup and metallic items.
MRI Brain with Angiography (MRA)
Combined brain parenchyma MRI and non-contrast 3D Time-of-Flight (TOF) MR Angiography mapping intracranial arterial vessels.
Remove all metallic objects.
MRI Brain with Venogram (MRV)
High-definition MR Venography combined with brain MRI evaluating superior sagittal sinus, transverse sinus, and venous thrombosis.
Remove all metallic objects.
MRI Venogram / Angiography
Targeted non-contrast MR angiography or venography mapping specific vascular territories.
Remove all metallic objects.
MRI Spine (Cervical / Dorsal / L.S. Spine)
Multiplanar 3.0T MRI of Cervical, Dorsal, or Lumbar spine assessing disc herniation, spinal stenosis, nerve compression, and spondylolisthesis.
Remove metallic belts, zipper pants, and implants.
MRI Whole Spine (Screening)
Fast multi-segment screening MRI covering full sagittal spinal column (Cervical, Dorsal, and Lumbo-Sacral spine) for multifocal lesions or disc disease.
Remove all metallic objects.
MRI Whole Spine (Complete)
Full diagnostic multiplanar MRI examination of all 3 spinal regions with dedicated axial and sagittal sequences.
Remove all metallic objects.
MRI Vertigo Protocol
Dedicated neuro-otology 3T MRI with sub-millimeter CISS sequences evaluating internal auditory canals (IAC) for vestibular schwannoma / acoustic neuroma.
Remove all metallic objects.
MRI Joint (Knee / Shoulder / Hip / Ankle / Elbow)
High-resolution musculoskeletal 3T MRI of any single joint evaluating articular cartilage, meniscus tears, ACL/PCL ligament tears, and labrum.
Remove metallic ornaments near joint region.
MRI Face / Neck / Orbit
Soft-tissue cross-sectional MR evaluation of deep neck spaces, pharynx, parotid glands, and orbital structures.
Remove neck jewelry and dental metal if removable.
MRCP / MR Fistulogram
Non-contrast 3D Magnetic Resonance Cholangiopancreatography (MRCP) visualizing biliary tree and pancreatic duct, or high-res perianal MR Fistulogram.
4 hours fasting required for MRCP.
MRI Spectroscopy (MRS)
Advanced non-invasive biochemical tissue profiling measuring N-acetylaspartate, Choline, and Creatine to differentiate brain tumors from radiation necrosis or abscesses.
Remove all metallic objects.
MRI Whole Abdomen
High-field abdominal MRI offering unmatched soft tissue resolution for hepatic lesions, pancreatic tumors, renal masses, and adrenal glands.
4 hours fasting required.
MRI Pelvis
High-resolution pelvic MRI evaluating gynecological conditions (endometriosis, fibroids, uterine adenomyosis) or prostate & rectal lesions.
Moderate bladder filling required.
MRI Brachial Plexus
Dedicated nerve root imaging evaluating cervical nerve roots (C5-T1), brachial plexus cords, nerve entrapments, and trauma avulsion.
Remove neck jewelry.
MRI Extremities
High-definition soft tissue and bone MRI of arm, forearm, thigh, or leg evaluating muscle tears, osteomyelitis, and soft tissue tumors.
Remove metallic items.
MRI Contrast (Single Study)
IV Gadolinium contrast administration fee for single-region enhanced MRI diagnostic study.
4 hours fasting required.
MRI Contrast (Double Study)
Double dose or multi-region IV Gadolinium contrast administration protocol for complex oncological or vascular MR examinations.
4 hours fasting required.
Carotid Doppler (Neck)
High-frequency ultrasound color Doppler assessment of bilateral carotid and vertebral arteries measuring intimal-medial thickness (CIMT) and plaque stenosis.
No special preparation required.
Obstetric Doppler
Fetal-maternal color Doppler evaluation measuring umbilical artery, middle cerebral artery (MCA), and uterine artery flow velocity waveforms for IUGR screening.
No special fasting required.
Arterial Doppler (Single Side)
Color Doppler ultrasound scan of single upper or lower limb arterial tree assessing blood flow velocity, triphasic signals, and occlusion.
Keep extremity warm.
Venous Doppler (Single Side)
Color Doppler evaluation of single limb venous system testing for Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT), vein compressibility, and valvular reflux.
No preparation required.
Arterial Doppler (Both Side)
Bilateral upper or lower limb arterial color Doppler examination for comprehensive peripheral arterial disease (PAD) evaluation.
No preparation required.
Venous Doppler (Both Side)
Bilateral limb color Doppler study evaluating DVT, incompetent perforators, and varicose vein mapping.
No preparation required.
Renal Doppler
Renovascular color Doppler assessment measuring peak systolic velocities and intrarenal resistive index (RI) to diagnose renal artery stenosis.
6 hours fasting required.
Chest X-Ray (AP / PA / Lateral)
Digital high-definition chest radiograph assessing lung parenchyma, cardiac shadow, diaphragm, pleural spaces, and thoracic bony cage.
Remove shirt, metallic neck chains, and bra with underwire.
Abdomen Erect / KUB X-Ray
Digital radiography of abdomen in erect posture to evaluate pneumoperitoneum (free air under diaphragm), bowel obstruction air-fluid levels, or radio-opaque renal calculi.
Remove metallic objects.
Shoulder AP X-Ray
Anteroposterior digital radiograph of shoulder joint assessing glenohumeral articulation, acromion, clavicle, and dislocation.
Remove shirt and neck jewelry.
Pelvis Both Hip AP X-Ray
Anteroposterior pelvic digital radiograph evaluating pelvic ring integrity, bilateral hip joints, sacroiliac joints, and pubic symphysis.
Remove clothing with metal zippers or buttons.
Hip Lateral X-Ray (Single Side)
Lateral digital radiograph view of single hip joint evaluating femoral neck fractures, avascular necrosis (AVN), and joint space.
Remove metallic wear.
Soft Tissue Neck X-Ray
Lateral digital radiograph of soft tissue neck evaluating upper airway width, retropharyngeal space, adenoid hypertrophy, and epiglottitis.
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PNS / Mandible AP X-Ray
Water's view radiograph for paranasal sinuses or AP mandible view assessing sinus haziness, fluid levels, or mandibular fractures.
Remove dentures, glasses, and earrings.
Bilateral Mastoid X-Ray
Law's / Schuller's view digital radiographs of bilateral mastoid air cells evaluating mastoiditis and cholesteatoma.
Remove ear studs and hair pins.
Hand / Wrist / Elbow X-Ray (AP & Lat)
Dual-view digital X-Ray of hand, wrist, or elbow joint evaluating bony trabeculae, joint space, and fracture alignment.
Remove wrist watches and rings.
Forearm / Arm / Shoulder X-Ray (AP & Lat)
Anteroposterior and lateral radiographs of radius, ulna, or humerus assessing long bone shaft fractures.
Remove metallic wear.
Ankle X-Ray (AP & Lat)
Dual-view digital X-Ray of ankle joint evaluating medial/lateral malleoli, talus, and mortise alignment.
Remove shoes and metallic anklets.
Foot X-Ray (AP & Oblique)
Anteroposterior and oblique digital radiographs of tarsals, metatarsals, and calcaneum spur assessment.
Remove footwear and toe rings.
Knee / Leg / Thigh X-Ray (AP & Lat)
Dual-view digital radiography of knee joint or femur/tibia assessing osteoarthritis, joint narrowing, and trauma fractures.
Remove clothing with metal fasteners.
Spine X-Ray (AP & Lat - Any Part)
Anteroposterior and lateral digital X-Rays of Cervical, Dorsal, or Lumbar spine assessing lordosis, osteophytes, and disc space.
Remove metallic wear and belts.
Spine Lateral X-Ray (Any Part)
Single lateral digital radiograph view of spinal column segment assessing vertebral alignment and disc collapse.
Remove metallic wear.
Barium Swallow / Enema Procedure
Fluoroscopic radiopaque barium contrast procedure evaluating esophageal strictures, dysmotility, or large intestinal mucosa.
Overnight fasting or laxative bowel preparation as instructed.
Barium Meal Procedure
Serial contrast fluoroscopy evaluating stomach lining, pyloric canal, and duodenal C-loop for peptic ulcers or lesions.
Overnight fasting required.
BMFT (Barium Meal Follow Through)
Timed serial barium fluoroscopic radiographs tracking contrast transit through jejunum and ileum to diagnose Crohn's disease or strictures.
Overnight fasting required. Plan for 3-4 hours at center.
Loopogram / Cologram Procedure
Fluoroscopic contrast examination injected via ostomy stoma or rectal catheter evaluating colonic mucosa and surgical anastomoses.
Follow pre-procedure bowel prep instructions.
IVP (Intravenous Pyelogram)
Serial intravenous iodinated contrast radiographs assessing renal filtration, ureteric course, and vesicoureteric junction clearance.
Overnight bowel prep and 4h fasting required. Serum Creatinine test mandatory.
RGU / MCU / HSG Contrast Procedure
Specialized fluoroscopic procedures: Retrograde Urethrogram (RGU) for urethral strictures, Micturating Cystourethrogram (MCU) for VUR, or Hysterosalpingogram (HSG) for tubal patency.
Follow specific clinical preparation guidelines.
T-Tube Cholangiogram
Fluoroscopic radiopaque contrast study injected via T-tube catheter evaluating post-cholecystectomy biliary ducts for retained stones or leakage.
Fasting required.
Sinogram / Fistulogram
Fluoroscopic radiopaque contrast injection mapping sinus tracks or perianal/abdominal fistulous communications prior to surgery.
Clean dressing at site.
Invertogram Radiograph
Specialized pediatric upside-down radiograph (Wangsteen-Rice technique) assessing anorectal malformation gap in neonates.
Radiologist pre-procedure guidance.
OPG / Cephalogram Dental Radiograph
Digital Orthopantomogram (OPG) panoramic dental radiograph or lateral cephalogram evaluating full dentition, jaw structure, and orthodontic alignment.
Remove earrings, hairpins, and nose rings.
Ultrasound Whole Abdomen
High-definition sonography evaluating liver, gallbladder, biliary tree, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, urinary bladder, and pelvic organs.
6 hours fasting required.
Obstetric / Fetal Wellbeing (FWB) USG
Real-time obstetric ultrasound assessing fetal heart rate, biometric growth (BPD, FL, AC), amniotic fluid index (AFI), and placenta location.
Full bladder required for early pregnancy.
TVS (Transvaginal Sonography)
High-resolution internal pelvic endovaginal sonography assessing endometrial thickness, uterine fibroids, ovarian follicles, and ectopic pregnancy.
Empty bladder completely before scan.
Abdomen + TVS Ultrasound
Comprehensive combined transabdominal and transvaginal ultrasound screening all abdominal visceral organs and internal pelvic structures.
6 hours fasting required.
Whole Abdomen + Obstetric USG
Dual ultrasound study evaluating maternal abdominal organ health alongside complete fetal growth and wellbeing assessment.
6 hours fasting required.
Eye B-Scan / Breast USG (Single Side)
High-frequency B-scan ocular ultrasound evaluating intraocular vitreous/retinal pathology, or targeted breast sonogram for fibroadenoma/cysts.
No special preparation required.
Neck / Scrotum / Local Part USG
High-frequency ultrasound evaluation of thyroid gland, cervical lymph nodes, scrotal testicular structures, or localized soft tissue swellings.
No preparation required.
Level II (Targeted Anomaly Scan)
Detailed 18-22 week fetal anomaly scan examining brain ventricles, spine, 4-chamber cardiac view, facial lips, stomach, kidneys, and limbs.
No fasting required. Moderate bladder filling.
Obstetric USG (Twins Pregnancy)
Specialized twin pregnancy ultrasound evaluation monitoring individual fetal growth, chorionicity, amnionicity, and liquor volume.
Moderate bladder filling.
NT / NB Scan (Twins Pregnancy)
First trimester (11-13.6 weeks) Nuchal Translucency & Nasal Bone screening scan for twin pregnancy assessing chromosomal abnormality risk.
Moderate bladder filling.
Level II Anomaly Scan (Twins Pregnancy)
Comprehensive 18-22 week targeted fetal anomaly examination for twin gestation evaluating anatomical organ structures of both fetuses.
Moderate bladder filling.
FNAC / Therapeutic Aspiration Procedure
Ultrasound or CT guided Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology (FNAC) or therapeutic drainage of pleural, peritoneal, or cyst fluid by senior radiologist.
Coagulation profile (PT/INR) required prior to procedure.
Diagnostic Aspiration Procedure
Image-guided percutaneous diagnostic fluid aspiration for laboratory cytology, microbiology culture, and biochemical analysis.
Coagulation profile required.
Pigtail Drainage Catheterization
Image-guided percutaneous pigtail drainage catheter insertion for liver abscess, pancreatic pseudocyst, pleural empyema, or nephrostomy.
Fast 6 hours.
Medical Oxygen Administration
Continuous medical oxygen therapy and pulse oximetry monitoring during imaging procedures or emergency observation (₹500 - ₹800).
Assisted by clinical nurse.
Extra High-Density Laser Film Printout
Additional laser film printout for CT Scan, MRI, or Digital X-Ray image documentation (₹300 per film).
Available on request at reception.
Anesthesia / Sedation Support
Dedicated MD Anesthesiologist monitoring and intravenous sedation for pediatric, uncooperative, or claustrophobic patients during MRI/CT (₹3,000 - ₹5,000).
6 hours solid food fasting required prior to sedation.
Ambulance Transport Service
Patient transport ambulance service with basic life support (Minimum charge ₹500, calculated per km running).
Contact helpline 08401776785 for dispatch.
Radiology & Imaging FAQs
Common questions about 3.0T MRI, 128-Slice CT, 4D Ultrasound, and Digital X-Ray scans in Agra