Departments

• X- ray
• Ultrasound 
  Ultrasonography uses high frequency sound waves inaudible to the human ear to visualize body structures. It is often the modality of choice for sports injuries, ligament tears, and early changes of Rheumatoid Arthritis.
• CT Scan
  Multidetector CT scans allows us to image abnormalities of bone with ultra-high resolution. The images are generated akin to thin slices that appear to opening the body up. CT scan is routinely used for evaluation of complex fractures, joint reconstructions, and bone tumors.
• MRI
  MRI is a non-invasive, non-ionizing imaging modality that uses high radio -frequency pulses. It is the imaging modality of choice for joint derangements, muscle and tendon injuries radio graphically occult fractures, infections and tumors of bone and soft tissues.
• Bone Mineral Densitometry Scan (DEXA Scan)
  DEXA scan is used to diagnose Osteoporosis, to follow up for the efficacy of treatments for osteoporosis and also to assess one’s risk of getting fractures.
• Arthrograms
  Arthrograms are used to study the anatomy of the joints under real-time imaging.
• CT guided Biopsy (Disc Space, Para-vertebral Soft tissue, Vertebral Body)
  This method is a non-invasive technique to obtain various specimens for detailed study.

General internal medicine is the medical specialty handles prevention, diagnosis, and treatment of adult diseases. Specialists in the field are known as internists, or physicians. They deal with undifferentiated or multi-system disease processes. These also play major role in teaching and research.

Many concepts of health in human anatomy relate to care primarily in general internal medicine. Any primary conditions with symptoms recognizable are preliminary attempts to treat a patient in general internal medicine. Physical examination and general examination are important in general internal medicine. These test results are included in patient diagnosis and treatment, which are part of general internal medicine.