Mind-Body Diagnostic and Polyclinic

10/09/2026

“Back when radiology meant films, lightboxes, grease pencils and a whole lot of clinical instinct. No PACS. No AI. No Ctrl+Z. Just eyes, anatomy and judgment. 🩻

1985 — reporting one film at a time.

Different era. Same obsession with finding what others can’t see.”

25/08/2026

Breast cancer is not one scan, one biopsy or one operation—it is a journey of timely decisions.

From screening and BI-RADS to biopsy, staging, treatment response and recurrence surveillance, radiology remains central at every step.

Know your risk. Recognise the warning signs. Choose the right test. Act on time.

Because if symptoms are present, don’t wait for your next screening date.

25/08/2026

A wrist that looks congenital can still be telling a very different story.

Don’t diagnose the deformity. Diagnose the pattern.
Bilateral wrist deformity + advanced degenerative change + arthritis elsewhere = think beyond Madelung deformity.

The X-ray is not asking, “What does this resemble?”
It’s asking, “What process explains all of this?”

24/08/2026

The patient asks the doctor.
The doctor asks the radiologist.

Because every medical mystery eventually reaches the reporting room. 😌

23/08/2026

Restricted diffusion is a warning—not always a verdict.

Adding rOEF to ADC may help reveal metabolically active tissue within the apparent DWI core. Promising science, but not yet a treatment-selection standard.

The future of stroke imaging may lie in understanding tissue—not merely identifying lesions.

17/08/2026

PE-RADS™ v2026 brings a common language to pulmonary embolism reporting — from no PE to central PE, based on the most proximal acute clot location.

Simple. Structured. Actionable.

17/08/2026

15/08/2026

79 years of freedom. A nation still looking deeper.

Radiology teaches us to see beyond the surface—and true progress means using that vision to build a healthier India.

From X-rays to AI-assisted imaging: see deeper, diagnose earlier, serve better.

Happy Independence Day! 🇮🇳

14/08/2026

We identify subtle radiological findings every day—but often overlook the financial red flags in our own lives.

A high income is only the beginning. Protect the downside, automate investing, diversify wisely and control debt.

The real goal? To practise medicine by choice—not financial compulsion.

11/08/2026

Not every unusual chest X-ray finding is pathology — sometimes it’s anatomy, a variant, or a subtle clue hiding in plain sight. Know the pattern. Respect the anatomy. Don’t miss the uncommon.