What Is It: The 3T MRI (3-Tesla MRI) is an advanced imaging technique that uses powerful magnetic fields and radio waves to create highly detailed images of internal organs, tissues, and bones. The "3T" refers to the strength of the magnetic field, double that of standard 1.5T machines, offering superior image clarity.

Why It's Done: To diagnose complex conditions in the brain, spine, joints, and soft tissues.

Symptoms / Indications: Persistent headaches, joint pain, spinal issues, or suspected internal injuries.

Preparation: Generally, no special diet is required unless specified. You must remove all metallic objects, including jewelry and watches.

Procedure: You will lie on a table that slides into a tube-like machine. You may hear loud tapping noises, but earplugs or headphones are provided for comfort.

Duration: Typically between 20 to 60 minutes.

Benefits: High-definition imaging and no exposure to ionizing radiation.

Safety: Generally safe; however, patients with pacemakers or metallic implants must inform the staff beforehand.

Report Delivery: Reports are usually available within 3–4 hours.

Price: Starting at just ₹3500.

Why Choose Ayucare: We use Total Imaging Matrix technology to provide the clearest results in a stress-free environment.

Related Services: CT Scan, X-Ray, DEXA

What Is It: A CT scan combines a series of X-ray images taken from different angles around your body to create cross-sectional images of bones, blood vessels, and soft tissues.

Why It's Done: For fast, accurate diagnosis of internal injuries, bone fractures, and tumors.

Preparation: You may be asked to fast for a few hours if a contrast dye is required.

Procedure: A quick, painless process where you lie on a motorized table that passes through a ring-shaped scanner.

Benefits: Much faster than an MRI and provides excellent detail for emergency diagnoses.

Safety: Involves a small amount of radiation. Pregnant women should consult their doctor.

Report Delivery: Reports are usually available within 3–4 hours.

Why Choose Ayucare: Our advanced CT scans are designed for precision and speed, helping you start recovery sooner.

Related Services: 3T MRI, X-Ray

What Is It: Sonography uses high-frequency sound waves to produce real-time images of the inside of the body, commonly used to monitor pregnancy or examine abdominal organs.

Why It's Done: To check fetal development, gallstones, kidney health, or blood flow.

Who Should Take It: Pregnant women and patients with abdominal or pelvic pain.

Preparation: Abdominal scans often require a full bladder; gallbladder scans may require fasting.

Procedure: A transducer is moved over the skin with a special gel to capture images.

Benefits: Non-invasive, no radiation, and completely painless.

Why Choose Ayucare: Over 10 years of trusted diagnostic experience ensuring accurate interpretations.

What Is It: Our laboratory services involve the analysis of blood, urine, and tissue samples to detect diseases and monitor health.

Why It's Done: To screen for infections, diabetes, cholesterol levels, and hormonal imbalances.

Common Tests: CBC, Blood Sugar, Thyroid Profile, Lipid Profile.

Preparation: Some blood tests (like fasting sugar) require 8–12 hours of fasting.

Duration: Sample collection takes less than 5 minutes.

Benefits: Provides the foundational data needed for almost every medical diagnosis.

Report Delivery: Rapid and reliable results are a hallmark of Ayucare.

Related Services: Health Packages

What Is It: An X-ray is a quick, painless imaging test that produces images of the structures inside your body, particularly your bones.

Why It's Done: To diagnose fractures, infections (like pneumonia), or dental issues.

Procedure: You will be positioned against a specialized plate, and a brief burst of radiation captures the image.

Benefits: Extremely fast and widely accessible for immediate results.

Safety: Minimal radiation exposure; lead aprons are provided for protection.

Why Choose Ayucare: We use cutting-edge technology to ensure every diagnosis is powerful and precise.

What Is It: An ECG records the electrical signals in your heart to check for different heart conditions.

Why It's Done: To investigate chest pain, palpitations, or shortness of breath.

Who Should Take It: Individuals with a family history of heart disease or those experiencing chest discomfort.

Procedure: Small sensors (electrodes) are attached to your chest and limbs for a few minutes.

Duration: Approximately 5–10 minutes.

Benefits: A quick, non-invasive way to detect arrhythmias or heart attacks.

Why Choose Ayucare: A patient-centered approach that makes the experience seamless and comfortable.

What Is It: Also known as a Cardiac Stress Test, the TMT monitors how your heart handles physical stress while you walk on a treadmill.

Why It's Done: To detect coronary artery disease or determine safe levels of exercise.

Preparation: Wear comfortable clothing and walking shoes. Avoid heavy meals before the test.

Procedure: You walk on a treadmill while your heart rate and blood pressure are monitored as the intensity increases.

Safety: Performed under the supervision of trained experts to ensure patient safety.

Related Services: 2D Echo, ECG

What Is It: This is a type of ultrasound that creates a moving picture of your heart, showing its size, shape, and how well your heart valves are working.

Why It's Done: To evaluate the overall function of the heart and detect structural abnormalities.

Symptoms / Indications: Shortness of breath, swelling in the legs, or heart murmurs.

Procedure: Similar to sonography; a probe is moved across the chest.

Benefits: Highly accurate, non-invasive, and uses no radiation.

Report Delivery: Usually available immediately after the procedure.

What Is It: A DEXA scan is a high-precision X-ray that measures bone mineral density.

Why It's Done: To diagnose osteoporosis and assess the risk of bone fractures.

Who Should Take It: Post-menopausal women, older men, or individuals with a history of bone fractures.

Preparation: Avoid taking calcium supplements for 24 hours before the scan.

Procedure: You lie on a flat table while a scanner passes over your hip and lower spine.

Duration: 10–20 minutes.

Benefits: The most accurate method for monitoring bone health.

What Is It: Dental and maxillofacial imaging — OPG (Orthopantomogram) captures a single panoramic X-ray of the jaw and teeth, while CBCT (Cone Beam CT) provides detailed 3D imaging for implant planning and complex dental cases.

Why It's Done: To plan dental implants, assess jaw structure, or diagnose complex dental and maxillofacial conditions.