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CECT Whole Abdomen Scan – A Complete Guide to Uses, Risks & Benefits
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A CECT (Contrast-Enhanced Computed Tomography) of the whole abdomen is a complex diagnostic imaging modality that offers extensive information about abdominal
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Detecting Prediabetes with the OGTT Test: Oral Glucose Tolerance Test Procedure, Normal Range and Results
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Spotting health problems early can save a lot of worry later. Many people do not realise when their blood sugar
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Double Marker Test: What It Is, Procedure, Results and Importance During Pregnancy
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Pregnancy is an exciting, hopeful and positive journey. When you’re expecting, you want the best possible care for both mom
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Kidney Function Test (KFT): Normal Range, Purpose, Types and Procedure for Kidney Health Assessment
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Kidneys are bean-like organs that are situated on the left and right sides of the spine beneath the rib cage
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All You Need to Know About FNAC Test: Meaning, Procedure, Results and Importance in Diagnosis
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Facing any medical test can feel daunting, especially when it involves the possibility of cancerous cell growth. The FNAC test
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MRI Scan
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We use the latest Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) technology at our centres, with excellent image quality and a patient-friendly, wide
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AI Glimpses
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At Vijaya Diagnostic Centre, we have seen glimpses of application of AI with our Semen Analyzer SQA Vision and newly launched IRIS for CUE. The machine is intelligent enough for cognitive functions such as identifying different cells, morphology and viability
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Blood Grouping- with Zero Percent Error
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Blood group is an integral identity element of every individual and when it comes to determining Blood Grouping we at Vijaya ensure 0 percent error.
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Prostate Cancer: Symptoms, Treatment and Diagnosis
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Cancer of the prostate is a health concern for both middle-aged and older men. However, many men do not seek a diagnosis because they fear the treatment, or what they perceive to be the treatment, as much as the disease itself.
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Mammography (Mammogram) for Breast Cancer
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Women post 45 are at a high risk of getting breast cancer. This is not to say that younger women are safe from the ailment. Cancer can get aggravated at any age, depending on the kind of atmosphere you’re exposed to and the kind of lifestyle you lead. We would recommend women to get yearly mammograms…