Radiology and Imaging

Radiology and Imaging Department – National Institute of ENT

The Radiology and Imaging Department at the National Institute of ENT plays a crucial role in the accurate diagnosis and management of various ear, nose, and throat (ENT) conditions. The department utilizes advanced imaging technology to provide high-quality, precise, and detailed diagnostic information, assisting clinicians in formulating effective treatment plans.


Services and Activities

Diagnostic Imaging for ENT Disorders

  • The department offers a range of imaging services to diagnose conditions affecting the ear, nose, and throat. These include X-rays, CT scans, MRI, and ultrasound to assess structural and functional abnormalities.

  • Imaging plays a key role in detecting conditions like sinusitis, tumors, nasal polyps, ear infections, and cervical spine disorders.

Advanced Imaging for Ear Conditions

  • CT and MRI scans are used to assess the inner structures of the ear, including the cochlea, auditory nerve, and middle ear.

  • Radiological imaging helps in diagnosing sensorineural hearing loss, cholesteatoma, and ear trauma, guiding the treatment of such conditions.

Imaging for Nasal and Sinus Disorders

  • CT scans and X-rays are used to evaluate the paranasal sinuses and nasal cavities for conditions such as sinusitis, nasal polyps, and deviated septum.

  • These imaging techniques aid in planning surgical interventions like functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS).

Imaging for Throat and Neck Disorders

  • The department uses CT, MRI, and ultrasound to examine conditions affecting the throat, larynx, and neck, such as laryngeal cancers, throat infections, and swollen lymph nodes.

  • Ultrasound imaging is especially useful for evaluating thyroid and salivary gland conditions.

Preoperative Imaging for ENT Surgeries

  • Before any ENT surgery, high-resolution imaging helps assess the anatomical and functional details of the affected region, allowing surgeons to plan and execute procedures with greater precision.

  • Imaging also plays a critical role in the management of head and neck cancer, guiding the surgical approach, lymph node assessment, and follow-up post-surgery.

Interventional Radiology

  • The department offers minimally invasive radiological interventions, such as biopsy, drainage procedures, and vascular interventions.

  • These procedures are performed under image guidance to provide a safe and effective alternative to traditional surgery for certain conditions.

Ultrasound Imaging

  • Ultrasound is widely used for assessing soft tissues, neck masses, and swollen glands, as well as guiding procedures like fine-needle aspiration biopsies or drainage.

  • It is a non-invasive and highly effective tool in diagnosing and monitoring several ENT conditions.


Team of Experts

The Radiology and Imaging Department is staffed by highly skilled radiologists, radiology technicians, and clinical support staff. The team works in close collaboration with ENT specialists, ensuring that patients receive the most accurate and timely diagnostic information for treatment planning.


Goal of the Radiology and Imaging Department

The Radiology and Imaging Department at the National Institute of ENT is committed to providing precise, non-invasive diagnostic imaging services that support effective management of ENT conditions. The department’s aim is to assist in early detection, accurate diagnosis, and the monitoring of treatment outcomes for better patient care and recovery.

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