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M.G.M New Bombay Hospital’s Radiology Department is one of the best Radiology Department in Navi Mumbai, headed by skilled Radiologists and eminent professionals. When you need an X-ray, MRI or other diagnostic test, you don’t have to travel far to get expert care. The Radiology department at MGM Hospital offers skilled, caring, compassionate staff. Our radiologists work closely with your doctor to provide a coordinated care experience.

Facilities

It is supported with all latest, modern state of art equipment, finest technology and trained technicians and health care professionals round the clock to provide specialized care for the patient. It has Digital X-Ray, Ultrasonography and Color Doppler, Mammography, Multislice Spiral CT Scan, 2 D Echocardiography and Color Doppler, C-Arm, Portable X-Ray, Lithotripsy. The fastest acquisition of all equipments and technology is found to be very effective in detecting Clinical Findings and Disorders, accurate diagnosis of medical condition. This fast acquisition Multislice CT Scan also allows CT Angiography and single breath hold images to be obtained by using Spiral CT Scan facility in few seconds. It provides reliable information and correlates well with medical condition of emergency as well as outdoor patient.
We continue to upgrade our technologies to stay in-line with the latest medical advances, ensuring that your test is as quick and accurate as possible. We are committed to providing timely and accurate results to your physician.

FAQ's on MRI and CTScan:

Q: What exactly is MRI?
MRI stands for Magnetic Resonance Imaging. Without using traditional X-ray imaging, MRI allows doctors to see inside the body to diagnose and identify possible medical conditions. An MRI simply samples signals from the water that makes up your body. Specialized antennae create highly defined images that can be used to make diagnoses. You’ll discover that MRI testing is painless and much quicker than you think. In fact, you’ll probably be very comfortable as you lie on the padded table.
The accuracy and speed of the latest MRI scanners means that you will be done quickly. But keep in mind that an MRI isn’t for everyone. So be sure to inform your physician if you have: a pacemaker, aneurysm clips in the brain, a shunt with Tele-sensor, inner ear implants, metal fragments in one or both eyes, implanted spinal cord stimulators, or if you’re pregnant. Many of your questions about MRI are answered here. But should you have any other questions or concerns, please consult your doctor.
Q: MRI at MGM - what's so special?
MGM New Bombay Hospital, Vashi is powered with unique Patient-adaptive 3.0T TX MRI with MultiTransmit technology. This technology delivers most homogenous images for accurate interpretation, in contrast to conventional 3.0T TX MRIs where dielectric shading is a major concern The ultra-high-_eldAchieva 3.0T TX system delivers faster scans with higher-resolution enables precise diagnosis. It's wider opening and low noise features with dedicated coil designs makes it ideal for patient comfort and a positive MRI experience.
Q: WHY ARE MRI SCANS IMPORTANT?
MRI scans allow doctors to see images of your internal organs and structures in great detail from many angles. This gives them information more accurately, and in many cases more economically, than past tests and exploratory surgeries.
Q: HOW LONG WILL THE SCAN TAKE?
That will depend on what is being studied, but a typical exam lasts between 20 to 30 minutes.
Q: WHAT IS COMPUTED TOMOGRAPHY (CT OR CAT SCAN)?
CT is an x-ray examination performed by a special scanner and computer. It provides highly detailed images of the body’s tissues and vessels than conventional x-rays. The CT scanner takes pictures (images) of the body in multiple cross-sections or slices, similar to a loaf of bread. The computer collects the data and generates images that are interpreted by a Radiologist (a medical doctor who specializes in using medical imaging technology to diagnose and treat disease). Many CT exams are very quick and can be completed in a matter of few minutes.
Q: HOW IS CT USED?
A CT scan is a painless, non-invasive method to view the health of tissues and vessels throughout the body. It diagnoses diseases and disorders of the digestive system organs, urinary system, appendix, liver, spleen, pancreas and kidneys. It also locates or confirms the presence of tumors, identifies sources of pain, and diagnoses vascular disorders that can lead to stroke, heart attack, or kidney failure. CT examinations aid in planning radiation treatments for tumors and guiding biopsies and other minimally invasive procedures.