Five superspecialities
Tesla does more than general radiology. Five areas have their own protocols, their own equipment and radiologists who have trained for them.
Each area has its own protocols.
Reports that say what a finding means for your treatment.
Central India's first fellowship-trained orthopaedic, paediatric and cardiac radiologist, in the unit's own words.
What each area has
Orthopaedic radiology
- 3T MRI with dedicated coils for all joints.
- 3D CT for fractures.
- Implant subtraction imaging.
- Musculoskeletal ultrasound probe.
- Whole limb scanogram.
- Diagnostic and therapeutic orthopaedic intervention.
Paediatric radiology
- 3T MRI with a dedicated paediatric coil.
- Low-dose whole-body CT.
- A dedicated paediatric probe for ultrasound.
- Anaesthesia available 24 × 7 for paediatric imaging emergencies.
Cardiothoracic radiology
- Cardiac MRI and stress MRI.
- Cardiac CT.
- Imaging of complex congenital heart disease.
- Coronary calcium score.
- Low-dose high-resolution CT of the chest.
- Pulmonary and aortic angiography.
- Virtual CT bronchoscopy.
Neuro radiology
- Advanced 3T MRI with a 32-channel neuro coil.
- DTI, perfusion, ASL, fMRI and CSF flowmetry.
- Protocols for seizures, stroke, neurodegenerative disease and dementia.
- MR neurography, angiography, muscle and plexus imaging.
- Vessel wall imaging.
Onco and body imaging
- Dedicated breast coil and 3T MRI mammography.
- Liver elastography and advanced hepatobiliary imaging.
- Dedicated oncoimaging and transplant imaging.
- Whole-body non-invasive angiography.
- Whole-body ultrasound and CT-guided biopsies.
- Virtual CT colonoscopy.
- Kidney and prostate imaging with multiparametric prostate MRI.
- Pelvic imaging, defecography and fistulogram.
- Head and neck imaging.
Why it matters
A radiologist who reads knees all day sees things in a knee that a general radiologist can miss. A scan is only as useful as its report, and the report is written by someone trained in that part of the body.
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