Diagnostic Precision with Advanced X-Ray Solutions
Amidst the dynamic landscape of healthcare, Krsnaa Diagnostics Ltd. stands as a beacon of innovation, offering cutting-edge X-Ray solutions that redefine the standard of diagnostic excellence.
As a trusted provider of advanced X-Ray technology, we understand the critical role this modality plays by delivering accurate and detailed results, enabling informed decision-making for employee health management. Our state-of-the-art X-Ray systems harness the power of digital imaging, ensuring high-resolution images and swift turnaround times that provide healthcare professionals with unparalleled visibility into the body’s intricate structures, from fractures to internal issues.
From musculoskeletal assessments to comprehensive imaging of the chest, abdomen, and beyond, our X-Ray solutions seamlessly integrate technology with the expertise of our healthcare partners, as we aid to empower them to make informed decisions, streamline workflows, and enhance patient outcomes.
Computed Tomography (CT Scan)
A CT (Computed Tomography) scan ranks as one of the top 5 medical developments in the last 50 years. A CT (or CAT) scan is essentially a medical imaging technique used in the field of radiology to get detailed images of various parts of the body for diagnostic purposes. This allows the radiographer or radiologic technician to “look” inside the body without the need for surgical intervention. A CT scan eliminates overlapping structures, hence making the internal anatomy of the body very clear and apparent. This is primarily achieved by rotating an X ray tube around the patient, so that multiple two-dimensional cross-sectional images can be collected from several angles. This then ends up generating a three-dimensional image of an object inside the body. CT scans enable radiologists and physicians to identify internal structures and see their shape, size, density and texture. This information can be utilised in determining a possible medical problem and also in providing the location and extent of the problem, in order to be able to treat it more effectively. Images may also show the absence of an abnormality.
