06Care Catalogue
Radiology & Scans
High-Resolution Partner Network Scans
Ultrasound, X-ray, MRI, CT, mammogram, DEXA, ECG/echo/cardiac scans through partners. Complete clinical diagnostics coordinated by our support desk.
Explore Radiology & Scans60
Ultrasound20
Early Pregnancy Scan (6–8 Weeks)
Confirm gestational age, locate the pregnancy (rule out ectopic), and verify the fetal heartbeat during early weeks.
Anomaly Scan (20 Weeks)
Detailed mid-pregnancy ultrasound (morphology scan) to check the baby's physical development, vital organs, limbs, placenta position, and amniotic fluid levels.
Pregnancy Package (4 Scans)
Comprehensive prenatal imaging package containing 4 scheduled scans throughout pregnancy (Early Pregnancy, NT Scan, Anomaly Scan, and Growth Scan) for complete peace of mind.
Ultrasound Abdomen, KUB or One Organ
An ultrasound of the abdomen, KUB (kidneys, ureters, bladder) or a specific organ is a non-invasive imaging technique that uses sound waves to produce images of the internal structures of the abdomen. This diagnostic tool is crucial for identifying various medical conditions.
3D Baby Ultrasound
The 3D Baby Ultrasound provides expectant parents with stunning three-dimensional images of their unborn child, allowing for a unique glimpse into the development and position of the baby in the womb.
4D Baby Ultrasound
The 4D Baby Ultrasound is a non-invasive imaging technique that provides real-time, dynamic images of the fetus in the womb, allowing expectant parents to see their baby’s features and movements.
Ultrasound Breast – Unilateral
An Ultrasound Breast – Unilateral is a non-invasive imaging test that uses sound waves to create detailed images of the breast tissue. It is often used to evaluate abnormalities found in mammograms or to assess lumps in breast tissue.
Ultrasound Breast – Bilateral
A Bilateral Breast Ultrasound is a safe and effective imaging technique used to evaluate breast abnormalities. It provides a clear view of breast tissue to assist in detecting cysts, tumors, and other potential concerns.
Ultrasound Breast + Mammogram – Unilateral
The Ultrasound Breast + Mammogram – Unilateral is a diagnostic imaging procedure aimed at evaluating breast health. This service helps in the detection of abnormalities and is particularly beneficial for women experiencing symptoms or having a family history of breast disorders.
Ultrasound Breast + Mammogram – Bilateral
The Ultrasound Breast + Mammogram – Bilateral service provides comprehensive imaging for breast health assessment, combining both ultrasound and mammography techniques to detect abnormalities and ensure early diagnosis.
Head & Neck Ultrasound
High-resolution ultrasound scan to evaluate salivary glands, lymph nodes, thyroid gland, and soft tissues in the neck region.
KUB / Abdomen Back Wall Ultrasound
Targeted scan of the Kidneys, Ureters, and Bladder (KUB) along with retroperitoneal structures to check for kidney stones, urinary blockage, or bladder abnormalities.
Renal / Aorta (Limited) Ultrasound
Focused ultrasound of the kidneys (renal) and abdominal aorta to assess renal size, structure, blood flow, or screen for aortic enlargement.
Growth Scan (32–34 Weeks)
Third-trimester ultrasound to monitor fetal growth, estimate fetal weight, verify baby's position (head down), check amniotic fluid volume, and assess placenta health.
3D/4D Pregnancy Scan
Immersive scanning experience providing realistic 3D static images and 4D live-action video of the baby's facial expressions and movements. Best performed between 26–30 weeks.
Growth Scan + Doppler
Combines fetal growth parameters with umbilical artery Doppler to check the blood flow and oxygen supply from the placenta to the baby.
Neck / Thyroid / Breast Ultrasound
Combined specialized screening scan focusing on the neck, thyroid gland, and breast tissues to detect thyroid nodules, enlarged lymph nodes, or breast cysts.
Abdomen / Pelvis / KUB Ultrasound
Wide-scope pelvic and abdominal screening to assess the liver, kidneys, gallbladder, spleen, bladder, and reproductive organs.
Scrotum Ultrasound
Dedicated ultrasound scan of the testicles, scrotum, and epididymis to diagnose testicular pain, swelling, varicocele, hydrocele, or masses.
Transvaginal Ultrasound
Internal pelvic ultrasound to get high-resolution images of the uterus, endometrium, ovaries, and cervix. Crucial for diagnosing pelvic pain or abnormal bleeding. Please contact us for custom clinic rates.
Doppler7
Single Limb (Venous & Arterial) Doppler
Combined venous and arterial vascular scan of a single limb (arm or leg) for comprehensive evaluation of blood circulation, vessel patency, and blood clots.
Double Limbs (Arterial & Venous) Doppler
Comprehensive diagnostic vascular scanning of both legs or both arms covering both venous and arterial systems to analyze overall circulation and clot risks.
Doppler – Any Part Except Extremity
Doppler ultrasound is a specialized imaging technique used to assess blood flow and circulation in various parts of the body, excluding extremities. It provides critical information for diagnosing conditions related to blood vessel function and cardiac health.
Doppler Extremity – One Side
A Doppler Extremity test is a non-invasive ultrasound procedure that measures blood flow in the extremities. It helps in diagnosing conditions related to blood circulation and vascular health.
Renal Doppler
Evaluates blood flow in the renal arteries and veins to check for renal artery stenosis, kidney perfusion issues, or vascular causes of high blood pressure.
Single Limb (Venous or Arterial) Doppler
Vascular ultrasound scanning of one limb (arm or leg) checking either veins for deep vein thrombosis (DVT) OR arteries for peripheral arterial disease (PAD).
Double Limbs (Arterial or Venous) Doppler
Vascular ultrasound screening of both limbs (both legs or both arms) to assess either veins (screening for DVT) OR arteries (checking for arterial blockages).
X-Ray5
X-Ray (2 Views)
Two-projection radiographic imaging (e.g., frontal and lateral views) of a body part to get a multi-dimensional look at bones, joints, or chest organs.
Full Spine X-Ray
A Full Spine X-Ray provides detailed images of the entire spine, allowing for the assessment of its alignment, structures, and any abnormalities. This non-invasive imaging technique aids in diagnosing conditions related to back pain, injuries, and spinal conditions.
X-Ray (1 View)
Single-projection radiographic image of a specific body part (e.g. chest, hand, ankle) for quick evaluation of bone fractures, joint dislocation, or lung infections.
X-Ray (3 Views)
Three-projection radiographic examination of a joint or bone structure, providing comprehensive angles (AP, lateral, and oblique) for detailed orthopedic diagnosis.
X-Ray (More than 3 Views)
Multi-view radiographic imaging sequence of complex bone structures or multiple areas to assess joint stability, complex fractures, or spinal alignment.
Dental Imaging5
CEPH + OPG Dental Scan
Combined panoramic (OPG) and profile (CEPH) dental imaging package for a complete orthognathic and orthodontic evaluation of the jaws and teeth.
CBCT (Both Upper & Lower Jaws)
Comprehensive dual-jaw 3D CBCT scan mapping both the maxilla and mandible in high resolution. Crucial for full-mouth reconstruction or multiple implants.
OPG Dental Scan
Orthopantomogram (OPG) panoramic dental X-ray capturing a wide view of the entire upper and lower jaw, teeth, joints (TMJ), and nasal/sinus area.
CEPH Dental Scan
Cephalometric (CEPH) radiographic scan providing a lateral profile view of the face, skull, and jaw structures, primarily used for orthodontic treatment planning.
CBCT (One Jaw)
Cone Beam Computed Tomography (CBCT) scan yielding a high-definition 3D cross-sectional view of a single jaw (upper OR lower) for dental implants or root canal planning.
Other23
Breast(s) Ultrasound
Targeted bilateral breast ultrasound to screen for cysts, fibroadenomas, lumps, and evaluate breast tissue health.
Abdomen Complete Ultrasound
Comprehensive scan of abdominal organs including liver, gallbladder, kidneys, pancreas, spleen, and abdominal aorta to screen for gallstones, cysts, or inflammation.
Whole-Body MRI Cancer Screening (Men)
Whole-body diffusion MRI (DWIBS) + Prostate & Cancer Markers. Includes Thyroid Profile.
Whole-Body MRI Cancer Screening (Women)
Radiation-free whole-body MRI + Breast Imaging. Includes Cancer Markers & Breast Ultrasound (USG).
Essential Full Body MRI
Covers 8 major regions (Brain, Organs, Spine) with 32 MRI sequences. Budget-friendly entry package.
CT Abdomen
Diagnose abdominal pain, internal bleeding, infections, and organ abnormalities.
CT Brain
Detect lesions, tumors, infections, and other brain abnormalities with high-resolution CT scanning.
CT Chest
Assess lung conditions, chest pain, infections, and tumors using advanced chest CT imaging.
CT Pelvis
Evaluate pelvic fractures, tumors, infections, and soft tissue conditions.
CT KUB
Identify kidney stones, bladder conditions, and urinary system abnormalities.
CT Facial Bone
Find causes of facial pain, headaches, fractures, and swelling with dedicated facial imaging.
CT Spine
Assess spinal anatomy for back pain, fractures, disc issues, and structural anomalies.
HRCT Chest (High-Resolution CT)
Detailed imaging for lungs and other organs, especially useful for interstitial lung diseases.
CT Extremities
Examine joints, bones, and soft tissues for injuries or chronic pain.
CT Without Contrast – Any Part
A CT Without Contrast scan is a medical imaging procedure that uses X-ray technology to create cross-sectional images of the body. This test is crucial for diagnosing and monitoring various medical conditions.
CT With Contrast – Any Part
A CT scan with contrast provides detailed images of any part of the body, enhancing visibility of internal structures for better diagnosis. It is especially useful for examining tumors, internal injuries, and other complex conditions.
MRI Without Contrast – Any Part
An MRI without contrast is a non-invasive imaging technique that uses magnetic fields and radio waves to create detailed images of internal structures. It is commonly used to diagnose and monitor various conditions affecting different parts of the body.
MRI With Contrast – Any Part
MRI With Contrast provides detailed imaging of internal organs and structures, enhancing visibility of abnormalities and aiding in precise diagnosis.
IVU / IVP – Intravenous Urography
Intravenous Urography (IVU) is a radiological procedure that involves injecting a contrast dye into a vein and taking X-rays to visualize the kidneys, ureters, and bladder. It aids in diagnosing urinary tract obstructions, kidney stones, and tumors.
Mammogram – Bilateral
A mammogram is a specialized X-ray procedure used to screen for breast cancer and other abnormalities in breast tissue. The bilateral mammogram evaluates both breasts simultaneously, providing crucial information for early detection.
Mammogram – Unilateral
A unilateral mammogram is an X-ray examination of one breast, used primarily to detect early signs of breast cancer and other abnormalities. This non-invasive procedure is essential for women's health and early intervention.
NT Scan (11–12 Weeks)
Nuchal Translucency (NT) screening scan to measure the fluid-filled space at the back of the baby's neck to assess the risk of chromosomal abnormalities.
Hernia / Soft Tissue Ultrasound
Focused scan to diagnose abdominal or inguinal hernias, lipomas, cysts, muscle tears, or other soft tissue swellings in superficial layers.