Radiology and Imaging Sciences

Physiotherapy is called the ‘orthodox alternative therapy.

Our blood bank handles over 30,000 units of blood every year, and more than 600 transfusions every month.

Ranked eighth internationally, MIOT has state-of-the-art diagnostic technology.

MIOT International has 21 operation theatres, equipped with the latest medical technology.

The MIOT International campus is a path-breaking structure that offers patients and healthcare specialists.

Central Sterile Services department & Modular Operation Theatre Suite.

Asia’s first Museum of Arthroplasty seeks to educate patients.

MIOT Hospitals accepts the following insurance companies towards medical treatment.

MIOT International has a 4D ultrasound with colour Doppler as well as portable 3D colour Doppler and intra-operative colour units. These enable physicians and surgeons to get a better view of the abdomen, chest, thyroid, breast, scrotum and musculo-skeletal system. They also enable liver elastography, which is performed routinely.

We use the most recent ultrasound machines to perform routine as well as special ultrasound imaging, as well as ultrasound guided biopsies.

MIOT is the first hospital in India to have a 750 HD CT scan with dual energy imaging. Patients benefit as the high-resolution, high-definition images aid in accurate diagnosis, there is minimal radiation exposure, and the whole body can be scanned in under a minute. This also translates into greater comfort for the patient.

The state-of-the-art 1.5 T HDxT enables Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) of the whole body, including routine studies of the breast, small joints, brain and spine. Specialised studies such as spectroscopy, diffusion tensor imaging, MR angiography, and MR mammography are also carried out.

4D echo machines like the IE 333, which have a transesophageal probe, are helpful for patients who require a valve replacement.

For the first time in the country, digital mamma-tomography and contrast-enhanced mammography is available at MIOT International. This enables the detection of lesions hidden even in dense breasts as well as the differentiation between scar tissue and recurrent tumours. This aids the detection of multicentric tumours in the early stages. Lesions identified using mammography are screened with ultrasound equipped with elastography and all suspicious lesions are biopsied, employing either an imaging ultrasound or imaging the specialised stereotactic biopsy system. Early detection translates into early treatment and a better chance of a normal life.