Department of Radiology

About Us

  • The Radiology Department of the SRM Medical College Hospital has advanced imaging facilities and a team of qualified and experienced faculties.
  • The Radio Diagnosis department was established in 2006 and has since expanded to offer MD Radio diagnosis from 2011, B.Sc. Medical Imaging Technology from 2013, M.Sc. Medical Imaging Technology from 2023, and Ph.D. programs in Medical Imaging Technology from 2022
  • The department provides 24-hour service to the hospital and also involves students in diagnostic procedures. The teaching faculty, completely dedicated to this area of expertise are given the responsibility to train students.
  • The department offers various interdisciplinary research and education to Radio Diagnosis.
  • The faculty members and students present topics in Continuing Medical Education programs, Indian Radiological Association meetings, as well as state and national conferences.
  • Apart from diagnostic procedures done with MRI 1.5 Tesla, 128 slice CT, Doppler USG, and Digital X-ray, the department also provides Interventional Procedures through Digital Subtraction Angiography (DSA).

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Our Vision

  • “The Vision of the Department of Radiology & Medical Imaging is to be one of the best departments in providing timely, cost-efficient, and high-quality Medical Imaging and image-guided diagnosis and therapy services for a diverse patient population. Our department will also play a major and vital role in the education of medical and allied health science students, conveying the critical function that Medical Imaging and image-guided diagnosis and therapy serve in improving the outcome of the care of patients.”

Our Mission

  • “ Our Department will continue to make significant contributions in the discovery of innovative imaging technologies and image-guided therapy that make a difference in the enhancement of healthcare delivery. Our department will learn from clinical colleagues, by following up on cases and auditing the reports delivered by us which will make a difference in the enhancement of healthcare delivery.”

Academics

  • 1. M.B.B.S
  • 2. B.Sc. Medical Imaging Technology
    A 3-year + 1-year internship program in the UGC scheme that aims to give the students basic knowledge about medical imaging techniques in radio diagnosis.
  • 1. M.D Radiodiagnosis
    A 3-year program in the NMC scheme that provides an orientation to the basic skills in the radiological modalities such as Diagnostic X-rays, Ultrasonography, Computed Tomography, and Magnetic Resonance Imaging including diagnostic and therapeutic procedures. 7 students per year will be admitted as per NMC.
  • 2. M.Sc. Medical Imaging Technology
    A two-year program in the UGC scheme provides an orientation to the basic knowledge about the various advanced medical imaging techniques and teaching methods required for Radio Diagnosis.
  • 3.Ph.D. Medical Imaging Technology
    A three-year program (full-time) in the RadioDiagnosis Department
    A four-year program (part-time) in the RadioDiagnosis Department.

Infrastructure

  • Infrastructure
    Infrastructure
    • The department has a world-class infrastructure with all dedicated radiology equipment for imaging—both diagnostic and therapeutic radiology procedures done.
    • Dedicated Classrooms, lecture halls with audio-visual aids, and smart interactive displays are available in the department for postgraduate and undergraduate teaching.
    • Dedicated monitors for viewing the radiology images with the PACS system are available so that images are stored and retrieved whenever required.
    • UG classrooms- 2, PG classrooms-1, Staff room-2, Ph.D. scholar room-1, Department library/Museum:1
    Department infrastructure for teaching
    Department infrastructure for teaching
    • DIGITAL X-RAY
    • ---Fully computerized and direct digital.
    • ---Separate X-ray rooms for orthopedics and casualty
    • FLUOROSCOPY
    • DIGITAL MAMMOGRAPHY
    • ULTRASOUND -3D, 4D, COLOUR DOPPLER, ELASTOGRAPHY
    • --- 8 Ultrasound Rooms
    • 128 SLICE CT
    • ---With a dedicated CT console and reporting room.
    • 32 SLICE CT
    • ---With a dedicated CT console and reporting room.
    • 1.5 T MRI
    • ---With a dedicated MRI console and reporting room.
    • DIGITAL SUBTRACTION ANGIOGRAPHY (DSA)
    • ---With a dedicated interventional radiology suite.
    • PORTABLE X RAYS
    • PORTABLE ULTRASOUND

Faculty

Dr.Senthil Kumar.A

MD Radiodiagnosis

Professor& Head Of The Department

Dr.K.Malathy

MDRD, Ph.D., FICR

Professor

Dr.(Maj) Sundara Raja Perumal.R

MD RADIODIAGNOSIS

Professor

Dr.Aravind.M

MD RADIODIAGNOSIS

Associate Professor

Dr.Sabari S.Ramesh

MD RADIODIAGNOSIS

Assistant Professor

Dr.Jayanth.M

MD RADIODIAGNOSIS

Assistant Professor

Dr.Shriram.N

MD RADIODIAGNOSIS

Assistant Professor

Dr.Sivakanmani.C

MD RADIODIAGNOSIS

Assistant Professor

Dr.Subhalakshmi.K

MD RADIODIAGNOSIS

Assistant Professor

Dr.Vasanth.N

MD RADIODIAGNOSIS

Assistant Professor

Dr.Shashidharan.C

MBBS, DMRD

Senior Resident

Dr.Jalaludheen.S

MD RADIODIAGNOSIS

Senior Resident

Dr.Anikat Koshy Joseph

MD RADIODIAGNOSIS

Senior Resident

Dr.Manoj.M

MD RADIODIAGNOSIS

Senior Resident

Dr.Kavin.M

MD RADIODIAGNOSIS

Senior Resident

Dr.Binoj.C

Senior Resident

Dr.Yeshwanth Adappa

MD RADIODIAGNOSIS

Senior Resident

AHS Faculty

Dr.K.Muthuvelu

M.Sc. (Med Phy), M.Phil., Ph.D.

Professor of Radiology Physics

AHS Faculty

Dr.Victor R. Lazar

M.Sc. (UK), PhD (UK)

Assistant Professor in Radiology Physics and RSO

AHS Faculty

Mrs. Preethi B

M.Sc. (Medical Physics)

Lecturer in Radiology Physics.

AHS Faculty

Mrs. Indurani M.S.

M.Sc. (Medical Imaging Technology)

Lecturer in Radiology Physics

AHS Faculty

Mr. Karan S

M.Sc. (Medical Imaging Technology)

Lecturer in Radiology Physics

AHS Faculty

Ms.Sweatha.S

M.Sc. (Radiology and Imaging Science Technology)

Lecturer in Radiology Physics

AHS Faculty

Ms. Harini. C.R

M.Sc. (Medical Imaging Technology)

Lecturer in Radiology Physics

Ms.Mohanapriya S

M.Sc. (Medical Imaging Technology)

Lecturer in Radiology Physics

Dr. Sathish Kumar R

MBBS, DNB

Senior Resident
  • A simulation lab is available which will help in training students in digital subtraction angiography procedures.
  • Hands-on training for ultrasound and Doppler studies by expert faculties.
  • Dedicated workstation for reporting CT and MRI with training for postprocessing of images.
  • Hands-on training for interventional radiology procedures training.
  • Individual seminars, journal clubs, and oral paper presentations to improve teaching skills.
  • Modalities Mastery: Gain expertise in fluoroscopy, MRI, CT, mammography, and ultrasound techniques.
  • Compassion and Patience: Show empathy and patience toward patients.
  • Interventional Procedures: Learn sterile techniques and perform interventional radiography.
  • Didactic lectures with PowerPoint presentations
  • Weekly seminar and journal clubs.
  • Surprise case presentation
  • Video demonstrations
  • Self-directed learning motivates the students to take their own initiative for learning.
  • Equipment Hands-On Training: Students gain practical experience by directly interacting with radiology equipment. This hands-on approach helps them become proficient in using X-ray, CT, and MRI machines.
  • Small Group Teaching: Small groups allow for personalized attention, active participation, and collaborative learning. Students can discuss cases, ask questions, and engage in problem-solving.
  • Lecture-Based Teaching: Traditional lectures provide foundational knowledge. In the context of radiology, lectures cover topics like imaging techniques, anatomy, and pathology.
  • Flipped Classroom Teaching: This method involves pre-learning content outside of class. In radiology, students might study imaging principles independently and then apply them during interactive sessions.
  • Game-Based Learning: Using educational games or simulations to reinforce concepts. For radiology, this could involve virtual case studies, medical imaging, and diagnostic challenges, or interactive quizzes.
  • Teaching with Digital Technology: Platforms like Quizizz and Nearpod enhance engagement by incorporating quizzes, polls, and interactive content into lectures.
    • Library Access: The department maintains a library, ensuring that students have easy access to relevant materials. Whether it’s textbooks, research papers, or reference materials, having a well-stocked library is crucial for academic growth.
    • Computer Facilities: Students can utilize department computers to access online resources. This digital access opens up a world of information beyond physical books. From scholarly journals to e-books, the online realm provides a wealth of knowledge.
    • Archives and Theses: The collection of previous records and theses serves as a treasure trove for current and future students. Exploring these materials offers insights into the evolution of the field and allows students to build upon existing knowledge.
    • Assessment Materials: The department boasts an impressive collection of over 35 different equipment. These diverse tools enhance the learning process and contribute significantly to clinical training. Having access to such a variety of equipment ensures that students gain practical experience and develop essential skills.