For checking the internal condition of soft tissues, an MRI is recommended. Our Best MRI Scan in Greater Noida is used to diagnose problems with the brain, spine, joints, and nerves. The procedure is commonly done for evaluating neurological conditions, chronic pain, or ligament injury.

Those who want quick and reliable results, they can opt for the Best CT Scan Centre in Greater Noida to get speedy scanning and accurate images.

The Best DEXA Scan in Greater Noida is mostly done to measure the bone mineral density of the patient. We recommend it to those who are at risk of osteoporosis or bone loss. It helps assess the risk of fractures among older people or those with calcium deficiency.

In case of any kind of fracture, chest or joint problems, an X-ray is done. At the Best X-ray Centre in Greater Noida, we perform digital scanning of bone injuries, lung infections, or degenerative problems.

For dental and jaw problems, we conduct CBCT and OPG scans. It helps in assessing the teeth position and jaw structure along with bone condition. This diagnostic test is commonly recommended before implant surgery, root canal treatment, or orthodontic evaluation.

Our diagnostic centre has digital mammography technology, which allows us to obtain high-resolution images and detect any breast diseases in time. We provide Digital Mammography in Greater Noida, powered by innovative technology, enabling us to easily detect abnormalities in the breasts.

Our Ultrasound & Color Doppler service provides real-time imaging of internal organs, pregnancy, and blood circulation for accurate diagnosis and timely treatment. This non-invasive, radiation-free procedure ensures patient comfort while helping doctors assess fetal development, organ health, and blood flow through arteries and veins. It is widely used to detect vascular conditions, blockages, clots, and other abnormalities.

To assess the working of your heart, we conduct ECG, TMT, and 2D echo tests. These tests help in detecting abnormal heart rhythms, reduction of blood supply to the heart (ischemia), or structural abnormalities. They are commonly suggested in case of chest pain, breathlessness, or general cardiac examination.

ECG: Records the heart's electrical activity to evaluate cardiac rhythm, conduction abnormalities, and ischemic changes.

TMT: Exercise stress test used to assess cardiac function, exercise tolerance, and ischemic heart disease.

2D Echo: Real-time ultrasound examination for evaluation of cardiac structure, valve function, and ventricular performance.

If you have some kind of problems with urination, the best thing you can do is to measure your flow patterns. It will give doctors useful information.

Uroflowmetry is a simple, non-invasive test that measures urine flow rate and voiding pattern to evaluate bladder and urinary tract function, helping diagnose various lower urinary tract disorders.

It is done when your doctor wants to evaluate the condition of heart arteries. The CT Coronary Angiography helps in identifying the narrowing or blockages in the coronary arteries, which indicates early coronary artery disease.

CT Coronary Angiography (CTCA) is an advanced, non-invasive cardiac CT examination that accurately evaluates the coronary arteries for blockages, plaque deposits, stenosis, and other coronary abnormalities, enabling early diagnosis and effective treatment planning.

EEG and NCV are commonly recommended to diagnose brain- and nervous system-related problems. EEG helps in assessing the condition of seizures, whereas NCV evaluates the nerve conduction in cases of numbness, weakness or neuropathy.

EEG (Electroencephalogram): A non-invasive test that records the brain's electrical activity for the evaluation of epilepsy, seizures, sleep disorders, and other neurological conditions.

NCV (Nerve Conduction Velocity): A diagnostic test that evaluates nerve function by measuring electrical impulse conduction, helping diagnose neuropathies, nerve injuries, and neuromuscular disorders.

Our pathology services include blood, urine, and other lab tests used to check infections, organ function, and metabolic conditions. These tests are often the first step in diagnosis and also help monitor ongoing treatment or long-term health conditions.