The Radiology department is also known as the ‘Imaging’ department because it uses images to determine future courses, treatments and diseases if any. The imaging department at Swapna Health Care is handled by highly trained experts having more than two decades of experience in foetal medicine and gynaec imaging.
The most common form of radiology for pregnancy conducted is Ultrasound. When a patient is referred or consulted to visit the radiology clinic or diagnostic centre, there may be some worry as to whether it is entirely safe for the patient to be exposed to radiation. However, problems occur only if the power of radiology is very high, which is not the case when undergoing an ultrasound.
Investigation of every mother & patient of the gynaecology department is tailored specifically to address the individual concerns of the referring clinician. The procedures and pregnancy on the whole become easier if the initial scans are taken during the early pregnancy stages. The early pregnancy period covers the initial ten weeks of the first trimester. The gestational sac is made visible in the ultrasound generally between the fourth and fifth week of the first trimester. After this period, more details, such as thrown-rump length and more are determined.
Our interventional Radiologist is skilled in procedures like:
