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1 RADIOLOGY TESTS SONOGRAPHY,COLOR DOPPLER 3D/4D ANAMOLY SCAN 3D/4D ANAMOLY SCAN TWINS 3D/4D USG PELVIS ABDOMEN & PELVIS USG ABDOMEN UPPER USG ANKLE JOINT (LEFT) USG ANKLE JOINT (RIGHT) USG B SCAN BREAST USG CHEST USG COLOR DOPPLER SCROTUM COLOR DOPPLER ABDOMEN COLOR DOPPLER CAROTID COLOR DOPPLER LOWER LIMB ARTERIAL BOTH COLOR DOPPLER LOWER LIMB ARTERIAL SINGLE COLOR DOPPLER OBSTETRICS COLOR DOPPLER OBSTETRICS TWINS COLOR DOPPLER PELVIS COLOR DOPPLER PENILE COLOR DOPPLER RENAL & KUB COLOR DOPPLER UPPER LIMB ARTERIAL BOTH COLOR DOPPLER UPPER LIMB ARTERIAL SINGLE COLOR DOPPLER VENOUS LOWER LIMB BOTH COLOR DOPPLER VENOUS LOWER LIMB SINGLE COLOR DOPPLER VENOUS UPPER LIMB BOTH COLOR DOPPLER VENOUS UPPER LIMB SINGLE ELBOW JOINT (LEFT) USG ELBOW JOINT (RIGHT) USG 2D FETAL ANAMOLY SCAN 2D FETAL ANAMOLY SCAN TWINS
2 FOLLICULAR / OVULATION STUDY USG HIP JOINT (LEFT) USG HIP JOINT (RIGHT) USG KNEE JOINT (LEFT) USG KNEE JOINT (RIGHT) USG KUB USG MUSKULOSKELETAL USG NECK/THYROID USG OBST NT SCAN TWINS USG OBST NT SCAN USG PAROTID GLAND USG PELVIS USG ROUTINE OBSTETRICS TWINS USG ROUTINE OBSTETRICS USG SKULL USG SHOULDER JOINT (LEFT) USG SHOULDER JOINT (RIGHT) USG SOFT PARTS USG SONOMAMMOGRAPHY SUBMANDIBULAR GLANDS USG TRANSRECTAL/TRUS SCAN USG TVS USG GUIDED BIOPSY USG GUIDED FNAC USG GUIDED PLEURAL TAPPING DIAGNOSTIC USG GUIDED PLEURAL TAPPING THERAPEUTIC USG GUIDED ASCITIC TAPPING DIAGNOSTIC USG GUIDED ASCITIC TAPPING THERAPEUTIC WRIST JOINT (LEFT) USG WRIST JOINT (RIGHT) USG
3 X-RAY ABDOMEN STANDING/ERECT VIEW ABDOMEN SUPINE VIEW ANKLE AP + LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW ANKLE AP + LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW ANKLE AP (LEFT) VIEW ANKLE AP (RIGHT) VIEW ANKLE AP + LATERAL+ OBLIQUE/MORTISE (RIGHT) VIEW ANKLE AP + LATERAL+ OBLIQUE/MORTISE (LEFT) VIEW ANKLE AP + OBLIQUE (LEFT) VIEW ANKLE AP + OBLIQUE (RIGHT) VIEW ANKLE LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW ANKLE LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW ANKLE OBLIQUE (LEFT) VIEW ANKLE OBLIQUE (RIGHT) VIEW CALCANEUM/HEEL AP/AXIAL + LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW CALCANEUM/HEEL AP/AXIAL + LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW CALCANEUM/HEEL LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW CALCANEUM/HEEL LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW CALCANEUM/HEEL AP (LEFT) VIEW CALCANEUM/HEEL AP (RIGHT) VIEW CERVICAL SPINE AP VIEW CERVICAL SPINE AP + LATERAL VIEW CERVICAL SPINE LATERAL VIEW CERVICAL SPINE LATERAL FLEXION & EXTENSION VIEW CERVICAL SPINE (LEFT) OBLIQUE CERVICAL SPINE OPEN MOUTH CERVICAL SPINE RIGHT OBLIQUE CHEST AP VIEW CHEST LATERAL VIEW CHEST LORDOTIC/APICAL VIEW CHEST OBLIQUE (LEFT) VIEW CHEST OBLIQUE (RIGHT) VIEW
4 CHEST PA VIEW CLAVICLE AP VIEW CLAVICLE AP + LATERAL VIEW COCCYX AP + LATERAL VIEW COCCYX LATERAL DORSO LUMBAR SPINE AP + LATERAL VIEW DORSO LUMBAR SPINE AP VIEW DORSO LUMBAR SPINE LATERAL VIEW DORSO LUMBAR SPINE OBLIQUE (LEFT) VIEW DORSO LUMBAR SPINE OBLIQUE (RIGHT) VIEW DEXA/BMD WHOLE BODY BONE SCAN DORSAL SPINE AP VIEW DORSAL SPINE AP + LATERAL VIEW DORSAL SPINE OBLIQUE VIEW DORSAL SPINE LATERAL VIEW ELBOW AP (RIGHT) VIEW ELBOW AP (LEFT) VIEW ELBOW EXTERNAL + INTERNAL OBLIQUE (LEFT) VIEW ELBOW EXTERNAL + INTERNAL OBLIQUE (RIGHT) VIEW ELBOW JOINT AP + LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW ELBOW JOINT AP + LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW FEMUR AP VIEW FEMUR AP + LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW FEMUR AP + LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW FOOT LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW FOOT LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW FOOT AP (LEFT) VIEW FOOT AP (RIGHT) VIEW FOOT AP + LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW FOOT AP + LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW FOOT AP + OBLIQUE (RIGHT) VIEW FOOT AP + OBLIQUE (LEFT) VIEW FOOT OBLIQUE (LEFT) VIEW
5 FOOT OBLIQUE (RIGHT) VIEW FOREARM AP + LATERAL(LEFT) VIEW FOREARM AP + LATERAL(RIGHT) VIEW FOREARM AP (LEFT) VIEW FOREARM AP (RIGHT) VIEW FOREARM AP + LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW FOREARM LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW FOREARM LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW HAND AP + LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW HAND AP + LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW HAND AP + OBLIQUE (LEFT) VIEW HAND AP + OBLIQUE (RIGHT) VIEW HAND AP + OBLIQUE + SCAPHOID (LEFT) VIEW HAND AP + OBLIQUE + SCAPHOID(RIGHT) VIEW HAND AP (LEFT) VIEW HAND AP (RIGHT) VIEW HIP JOINT AP (LEFT) VIEW HIP JOINT AP (RIGHT) VIEW HIP JOINT AP + LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW HIP JOINT AP + LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW HIP JOINT LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW HIP JOINT LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW HIP LATERAL/FROG (BOTH) VIEW HUMERUS AP + LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW HUMERUS AP + LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW KNEE AP (LEFT) VIEW KNEE AP (RIGHT) VIEW KNEE AP + LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW KNEE AP + LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW KNEE AP STANDING (LEFT) VIEW KNEE AP STANDING (RIGHT) VIEW KNEE AP + LATERAL STANDING (LEFT) VIEW KNEE AP + LATERAL STANDING (RIGHT) VIEW
6 KNEE AP + LATERAL + SKYLINE (LEFT) VIEW KNEE AP + LATERAL + SKYLINE (RIGHT) VIEW KNEE LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW KNEE LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW KNEE LATERAL/90 DEGREE (LEFT) VIEW KNEE LATERAL/90 DEGREE (RIGHT) VIEW KNEE SKYLINE (LEFT) VIEW KNEE SKYLINE (RIGHT) VIEW KUB X-RAY LUMBO SACRAL SPINE LATERAL VIEW LUMBO SACRAL SPINE LATERAL + FLEXION + EXTENSION LUMBO SACRAL SPINE AP + LATERAL + FLEXION + EXTENSION LUMBO SACRAL SPINE FLEXION + EXTENSION VIEW LUMBO SACRAL SPINE AP + LATERAL VIEW LUMBO SACRAL SPINE AP + LATERAL + OBLIQUE (LEFT) VIEW LUMBO SACRAL SPINE AP + LATERAL + OBLIQUE (RIGHT) VIEW LUMBO SACRAL SPINE OBLIQUE (LEFT) VIEW LUMBO SACRAL SPINE OBLIQUE (RIGHT) VIEW LUMBO SACRAL SPINE AP VIEW LUMBAR SPINE AP VIEW LUMBAR SPINE AP + LATERAL + OBLIQUE (LEFT) VIEW LUMBAR SPINE AP + LATERAL + OBLIQUE (RIGHT) VIEW LUMBAR SPINE LATERAL VIEW LUMBAR SPINE AP + LATERAL VIEW LUMBAR SPINE AP + LATERAL + FLEXION + EXTENSION LUMBAR SPINE LATERAL + FLEXION + EXTENSION LUMBAR SPINE FLEXION + EXTENSION LUMBAR SPINE OBLIQUE (LEFT) VIEW LUMBAR SPINE OBLIQUE (RIGHT) VIEW LEG (TIBIA FIBULA) AP (LEFT) VIEW LEG (TIBIA FIBULA) AP (RIGHT) VIEW LEG (TIBIA FIBULA) AP+ LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW LEG (TIBIA FIBULA) AP+ LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW
7 LEG (TIBIA FIBULA) LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW LEG (TIBIA FIBULA) LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW LOWER LIMB STANDING AP FULL LENGTH (BOTH) VIEW MANDIBLE AP + OBLIQUE(LEFT) VIEW MANDIBLE AP + OBLIQUE (RIGHT) VIEW MANDIBLE (LEFT) OBLIQUE MANDIBLE (RIGHT) OBLIQUE MANDIBLE LATERAL OPEN + CLOSED MOUTH MASTOID SCHULLER`S (LEFT) VIEW MASTOID SCHULLER`S (RIGHT) VIEW NASAL BONE AP + LATERAL VIEW NASAL BONE LATERAL NASOPHARYNX LATERAL VIEW NECK AP + LATERAL VIEW ORBIT AP + LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW ORBIT AP + LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW PBH (PELVIS BOTH HIP JOINT) FROG VIEW PBH (PELVIS BOTH HIP JOINT) AP VIEW PBH AP + LATERAL VIEW PNS (PARA NASAL SINUS) WATERS & CALDWELL`S VIEW PNS (PARA NASAL SINUS) WATERS VIEW PNS (PARA NASAL SINUS) CALDWELLS VIEW SACRO ILIAC JOINT AP SACRO ILIAC JOINTS AP + LATERAL SACRO ILIAC JOINTS (LEFT) OBLIQUE SACRO ILIAC JOINTS (RIGHT) OBLIQUE SACRO COCCYX AP + LATERAL SACRO COCCYX LATERAL X-RAY SCAPHOID (LEFT) VIEW SCAPHOID (RIGHT) VIEW SHOULDER JOINT AP + LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW SHOULDER JOINT AP + LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW SHOULDER AP (LEFT) VIEW
8 SHOULDER AP (RIGHT) VIEW SHOULDER AP + LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW SHOULDER AP + LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW SHOULDER AP + AXIAL (LEFT) VIEW SHOULDER AP + AXIAL (RIGHT) VIEW SHOULDER Y (LEFT) VIEW SHOULDER Y (RIGHT) VIEW SKULL AP VIEW SKULL AP + LATERAL VIEW SKULL LATERAL VIEW SKULL TOWNS (STYLOID) VIEW STERNUM AP + LATERAL VIEW THORASIC SPINE AP VIEW THORASIC SPINE AP + LATERAL VIEW THORACIC SPINE OBLIQUE VIEW THORASIC SPINE LATERAL VIEW T M JOINT LATERAL (OPEN MOUTH) VIEW T M JOINT LATERAL (CLOSE MOUTH) VIEW WRIST AP (LEFT) VIEW WRIST AP (RIGHT) VIEW WRIST AP + LATERAL + OBLIQUE (LEFT) VIEW WRIST AP + LATERAL (LEFT) VIEW WRIST AP + LATERAL (RIGHT) VIEW WRIST AP + LATERAL + OBLIQUE (RIGHT) VIEW
9 XRAY & USG PROCEDURE ABSCESS DRAINAGE / PIGTAILING ASCENDING URETHROGRAM/ R.G.U PROCEDURE X-RAY ASCITIC FLUID TAPPING/ASPIRATION BARIUM ENEMA(SMALL BOWEL) X-RAY PROCEDURE BARIUM ENEMA(LARGE BOWEL) X-RAY PROCEDURE BARIUM MEAL BARIUM MEAL FOLLOW THROUGH BARIUM SWALLOW FISTULOGRAM SINUSOGRAM HSG PROCEDURE I V P PROCEDURE M C U PROCEDURE PLEURAL EFFUSION TAPPING/ASPIRATION RGU (RETROGRADE URETHROGRAM) M C U & RGU PROCEDURE SIALOGRAPHY PROCEDURE AMNIOCENTESIS DENTAL X-RAY OPG LATERAL CEPHALOGRAM
10 CT SCAN 3D CT ELBOW JT 3D CT FACE 3D CT LEFT ANKLE JOINT 3D CT LEFT FEMUR 3D CT LEFT FOOT 3D CT LEFT HAND 3D CT LEFT HIP JOINT 3D CT LEFT KNEE JOINT 3D CT LEFT SHOULDER JOINT 3D CT PELVIS 3D CT RIGHT ANKLE JOINT 3D CT RIGHT FEMUR 3D CT RIGHT FOOT 3D CT RIGHT HAND 3D CT RIGHT HIP JOINT 3D CT RIGHT KNEE JOINT 3D CT RIGHT SHOULDER JOINT 3D L S SPINE & PELVIS CT ABDOMEN & PELVIS (P&C) CT ABDOMEN PLAIN CT ANY JOINT AND EXTREMITIES CT BRAIN (P & C) CT BRAIN PLAIN CT CERVICAL SPINE CT CERVICAL SPINE CVJ CT CHEST (P+C) CT CHEST PLAIN CT DENTAL SCAN CT DORSOLUMBAR SPINE CT GUIDED BIOPSIES (ONLY PROCEDURE) CT GUIDED BIOPSIES (PROCEDURE AND HISTOPATHOLOGY) CT IVP
11 CT KUB (P) CT KUB(P+C) CT NECK CT NECK (PLAIN + CONTRAST) CT ORBIT (P+C) CT PARANASAL SINUSES (PNS )(Coronal & Axial) P+C CT PBH PLAIN CT PNS LTD CT PNS PLAIN CT SACRO-ILIAC (SI) JOINT CT SCAN DENTAL CT SCAN ORBIT (PLAIN) CT SPINE(CERVICAL/LUMBER/DORSAL) HRCT TEMPORAL BONES / AXIAL+CORONAL HRCT CHEST HRCT TEMPORAL BONE NASOPHARYNX NECK (P&C) RENAL ANGIO
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