Advanced Imaging. Precise Diagnosis. Confident Decisions.Radiology

Our radiology services in Vashi provide MRI, CT, ultrasound, Doppler and digital X-ray imaging for outpatient, inpatient and emergency care. Specialist radiologists combine appropriate examination selection, detailed interpretation and timely reporting to support diagnosis, treatment planning and follow-up across medical and surgical specialties.

Highlights

Comprehensive Imaging

MRI, CT, ultrasound, Doppler and digital X-ray across multiple clinical needs.

Specialist Reporting

Radiologist interpretation correlated with the patient's clinical information.

Emergency Support

Rapid imaging access for trauma and urgent medical conditions.

Advanced Applications

Imaging for neurological, orthopaedic, abdominal, vascular and oncological care.

Image-Guided Procedures

Precision support for selected biopsies, aspirations and drain placement.

Radiation Safety

Appropriate test selection and attention to minimising avoidable exposure.

Multidisciplinary Care

Close coordination with referring specialists for complex diagnosis and treatment planning.
When Might You Need Diagnostic Imaging?

Your doctor may recommend imaging to investigate symptoms, confirm a diagnosis or monitor treatment.

Unexplained pain, swelling, injury or other persistent symptoms

A suspected fracture or internal injury

Evaluation of the brain, spine, chest, abdomen or joints

Diagnosis or monitoring of a known medical condition

Detection, staging or follow-up of a tumour

Assessment of blood vessels and circulation

Our ServicesDiagnostic imaging that supports care across emergency, outpatient and inpatient settings

Radiologists work with treating clinicians to select the appropriate modality and provide clinically meaningful reports.

collaboration between departments

Digital X-Ray

Rapid first-line imaging for fractures, chest disease, joints and selected abdominal conditions.

Ultrasound & Doppler

Radiation-free assessment of organs, soft tissues and blood flow.

CT Scan

Detailed cross-sectional imaging for trauma, emergencies, chest, abdomen, vessels and cancer evaluation.

MRI

High-detail soft-tissue imaging of the brain, spine, joints, muscles and abdominal or pelvic organs.

Oncological Imaging

Detection, characterisation, staging, treatment planning, response assessment and follow-up.

Image-Guided Procedures

Imaging support for selected biopsies, aspirations, drains and other minimally invasive interventions.
Radiology Specialists
Interventional Radiology Specialists
Interventional Neuroradiology Specialists

Facilities & Infrastructure

Modern imaging modalities supported by patient-safety checks and specialist reporting

MRI

Detailed soft-tissue imaging without ionising radiation.

CT

Fast, high-resolution cross-sectional imaging for routine and emergency indications.

Digital X-Ray

Rapid radiography for chest, bone, joint and trauma assessment.

Ultrasound

Sound-wave imaging for abdominal, pelvic, thyroid, soft-tissue and pregnancy-related needs.

Doppler Imaging

Evaluation of blood flow through arteries and veins.

Image-Guidance

Precision support for selected diagnostic and therapeutic procedures.

Patient Care & Follow-Up

Appropriate Examination

The modality and protocol selected according to the diagnostic question and patient factors.

Preparation Guidance

Clear instructions on fasting, clothing, implants, previous reactions and other requirements.

Patient Comfort

Communication and support for people who feel anxious or have difficulty remaining still.

Contrast Safety

Assessment of medical history, kidney health and previous reactions before administration.

Timely Reporting

Specialist interpretation and communication of significant findings to the treating team.

Comparison & Follow-Up

Review of previous studies to assess change, progression or treatment response.
FAQs
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.

MRI at MGM Hospital Vashi - 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.

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.
How long will the scan take?
That will depend on what is being studied, but a typical exam lasts between 20 to 30 minutes.
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.
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.
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