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Global Tele-Radiology and AI services provider with highly qualified Consultant Radiologists We provide fully transcribed reports at no extra cost.

PurDes Radiology is privately owned and operated by a group of skilled Radiologists who make decisions based on quality service. We offer services to Hospitals, Diagnostic Centres as well as individual Radiologists who need remote reading and remote Radiologist services of/for all types of diagnostic imaging studies. State-of-the-art infrastructure and a team of expert Radiologists is available round-the clock to serve the clients efficiently. PurDes Radiology is committed and offers to:

-Provide a single point solution for all Radiological Imaging Interpretation needs while following HIPAA guidelines to maintain data security/confidentiality.
-Create high quality reports (reading/interpretation) of medical radiographic images in an electronic format with high levels of security and confidentiality as specified with each client.
-Ensure good quality studies (scans) being done/carried out/obtained at the Imaging Center under supervision of the PurDes Radiologist if there is such a need. This improves the diagnostic quality and accuracy of the scans.
-Reach out with high quality Radiology expertise to under-serviced areas of the country as well as abroad where there is a lack of such trained personnel using the off-site model. The efficient team at PurDes firmly believes in the significance of quality, accuracy, teamwork and cutting-edge technology. Their range of expertise spans across varied imaging modalities including sub-speciality work thus providing professional, timely and quality imaging interpretations. Reports are customized as per the requirement of the client. Turnaround times are at par with Teleradiology industry standards worldwide We apply stringent Quality Assurance procedures in order to maintain the high level of quality imaging practices.

19/11/2025

📢 How Modern CT & X-Ray Technology Helps Reduce Reporting Errors — A Quick Guide for Centres

Diagnostic errors don’t always come from interpretation…
Many come from image quality issues, motion blur, poor exposure, or limited post-processing options.
Today’s imaging technology plays a major role in reducing these errors and improving patient outcomes.

Here are 5 ways modern imaging tech enhances reporting quality:

🔹 1. Automatic Exposure Control (AEC)
Optimises exposure for every patient → clearer X-rays and fewer repeat scans.

🔹 2. High-Resolution CT Detectors
Thin slices help pick up tiny fractures, subtle bleeds, early infections, and small lung nodules.

🔹 3. Motion Correction Technology
Reduces blur in trauma, elderly, or paediatric patients — ensuring crisp, readable images.

🔹 4. Advanced PACS Tools
MPR, windowing options, zoom, measurements — all contribute to better, more confident radiology reports.

🔹 5. Fast Image Transfer for Teleradiology
Smooth upload speeds + stable PACS connectivity = faster turnaround time and efficient workflow.

At PurDes Radiology…

Our expert radiologists deliver clear, accurate, and dependable reports — every time.
Fast TAT ✔
Strong clinician communication ✔
Detailed, quality-focused reporting ✔

If you're a diagnostic centre or hospital looking for reliable reporting services, feel free to reach out.
We’re here 24/7 to support your imaging needs.

17/11/2025

“Better X-rays. Better Diagnosis. Better Trust.”

“Why Every Diagnostic Centre Should Do Quality-Control in X-Rays — And How It Builds Patient Trust”

X-ray is the highest-volume imaging modality across India—yet it’s also where maximum reporting errors start due to poor image quality.
Quality Control (QC) in X-rays isn’t just a technical requirement… it directly affects diagnosis, patient safety, and your centre’s reputation.

Why QC Matters:

🔸 Accurate diagnosis depends on image clarity
A poorly positioned chest X-ray can hide pneumonia, pleural effusion, rib fracture, or even cardiac enlargement.

🔸 Reduces repeat scans
Repeating X-rays means more radiation + wasted time + frustrated patients.

🔸 Builds trust with referring doctors
When X-rays are consistently high-quality, doctors rely more on YOUR centre.

🔸 Improves patient satisfaction & retention
Clear reports + clear images = repeat visits + stronger word-of-mouth.

🔧 Tips for Radiology Technicians (High-value for your target audience):

✔ Always ensure proper patient positioning
✔ Ask for complete clinical history before exposure
✔ Check inspiration level in chest X-rays
✔ Avoid rotation — look at clavicle symmetry
✔ Use optimal exposure settings for each body part

At PurDes Radiology, we work closely with technicians to help improve image quality. Better X-rays = faster, more accurate reports = stronger trust.

15/11/2025

“Scan early. Report clearly. Act quickly.”

“Lung Cancer Awareness Month — Early Detection Saves Lives”

November is Lung Cancer Awareness Month — a reminder of the critical role imaging plays in early detection and better outcomes. Low-dose CT (LDCT) screening can identify lung nodules at an earlier, more treatable stage, and HRCT helps characterise suspicious lesions for timely management.

For patients: if you’re at high risk (long smoking history, age criteria, or persistent respiratory symptoms), talk to your doctor about screening — early detection improves treatment choices.

For radiology teams & technicians: ensure optimal chest imaging quality — correct positioning, full inspiration, and appropriate protocoling can make the difference between a missed nodule and an early diagnosis. When reporting, correlate with clinical history and prior imaging where available.

For radiologists: consider using a structured reporting checklist for lung nodules (size, density, margins, location, comparison) and flag high-risk findings for immediate communication to the referring clinician. Timely, clear reports + quick callbacks equal better patient outcomes.

Practical tip: Train technicians on consistent inspiratory effort and use a standard chest protocol for screening scans to reduce false negatives / repeats.

Practical tip: Train technicians on consistent inspiratory effort and use a standard chest protocol for screening scans to reduce false negatives/repeats.

08/11/2025

“Celebrating Imaging & Insight — Happy International Day of Radiology!”

📅 Every 8 November, the world recognises the critical role of medical imaging in healthcare. This date marks the day Wilhelm Conrad Röntgen discovered X-rays in 1895 — the breakthrough that laid the foundation for modern radiology and diagnostic care.

At PurDes Radiology, we’re grateful to our radiologists, radiology technologists and imaging teams who work tirelessly behind the scenes — turning images into answers, and diagnoses into timely treatment.
From the first X-ray shadow to AI-enhanced teleradiology platforms, the journey of imaging has always been about serving patients better, faster, and smarter.
Today, we celebrate YOU — our imaging heroes. Thank you for your precision, your commitment, and your relentless pursuit of clarity in every scan.

15/08/2025

🇮🇳 Celebrating 78 Years of Freedom & Progress! 🇮🇳
This Independence Day, let’s honor our past, celebrate our present, and commit to building a healthier, stronger, and more prosperous India.
From all of us at PurDes Radiology, Jai Hind! 💙🤍🧡

✨ Precision in Every Pixel. Service Beyond Borders.

07/08/2025

🎯 Precision in Every Pixel | PurDes Radiology
At PurDes Radiology, we go beyond reading scans — we build trust, confidence, and speed in diagnosis.
With 40+ expert radiologists, 24/7 coverage, and AI-integrated systems, we empower hospitals and diagnostic centers across India.

💡 Trusted by 100+ partners
📈 30 Lakh+ Scans Completed
📍 Pan-India Presence
👩‍⚕️ One-to-One Radiologist Support

📽️ Here’s a glimpse of how we’re shaping the future of teleradiology.
Let’s grow together 💼💙

Call Us On- +91 9623 02 4636

01/07/2025

🩺 Happy National Doctors’ Day!
1st July – A Day to Honour the Real Heroes in White Coats

Today, we celebrate the unwavering dedication, compassion, and commitment of doctors across the nation. From early diagnoses to life-saving decisions, your work transforms lives every single day. 💙

At PurDes Radiology, we salute all doctors for their tireless service and trust placed in us to support them with accurate, timely radiology reporting.

💡 Because behind every correct diagnosis, there's a doctor who asked the right question — and a radiologist who provided the answer.

🙏 Thank you for being the heartbeat of healthcare.

16/04/2025

🩺 Case of the Week | PurDes Radiology
Ovarian Mass Mimicking Pregnancy – A Rare Diagnostic Twist

Ovarian mass presenting as False pregnancy.
CECT Abdomen-Pelvis for reporting. Patient presenting with pelvic lump, pain in abdomen, Positive Urine pregnancy test & a Pelvic mass on USG.
Imaging findings :
• A large, 15x15 cm sized heterogeneously enhancing, solid-cystic pelvic mass lesion.
• Mild ascites & mild omental thickening. Neither o***y was seen separately.
• Fat planes between the lesion & adjacent Pelvic structures maintained.
• No significant abdominal-pelvic lymphadenopathy.
Radiological Diagnosis : Ovarian Neoplasm (most likely Germ cell tumor- considering patient’s age) with peritoneal spread.
Discussion :
Germ cell tumors are the most common ovarian masses in children & adolescents.
Ovarian malignant germ cell tumors (OMGCTs) tend to be large at the time of diagnosis and progress rapidly. They typically manifest in adolescence with abdominal pain and an abdominal mass. About 10% of patients present with an acute abdomen resulting from torsion, hemorrhage, or tumor rupture (which is more common with yolk sac tumors or mixed germ cell tumors). Less common symptoms include abdominal distention, fever, and vaginal bleeding. Duration of symptoms is usually short, with a median of 2–4 weeks.
Endocrinal manifestations resulting from hormone production by tumor cells are relatively uncommon & include menstrual irregularities, isosexual precocity, carcinoid syndrome & false positive Urine pregnancy test.
Atypical findings in this case :
• Positive urine pregnancy test.
• Peritoneal spread without evidence of lymphatic dissemination- unusual for Germ cell tumors.

Radiological Diagnosis: Ovarian Neoplasm (most likely Germ cell tumor- considering patient’s age) with peritoneal spread.

08/04/2025

🩻 Case of the Week | PurDes Radiology
Presented by: Dr. Mahesh K, Sr. Consultant Radiologist
Clinical Profile:
45-year-old male
Complaints: Chronic cough with progressive shortness of breath (dyspnoea)
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🔍 HRCT Thorax Findings:
A large spiculated soft tissue mass (~63 x 57 mm) is noted in the superior and anterior segments of the right lower lobe, partially occluding the right lower lobe bronchus — suspicious of a primary neoplastic lesion.
Internal necrotic areas and speculated margins raise strong concern for malignancy.
Multiple rounded nodular lesions are observed throughout the right middle and lower lobes, suggestive of secondary metastatic deposits.
Enlarged necrotic mediastinal lymph nodes (pretracheal and paratracheal) further support advanced disease.
No pleural effusion, no interstitial disease, and no distant metastasis to liver or adrenals noted.
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Radiologist's Impression:
This imaging strongly suggests a primary bronchogenic carcinoma with intrathoracic lymphatic and pulmonary metastasis.
Bronchoscopy and biopsy are recommended for histopathological confirmation and staging.
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🔔 Key Learning Point:
Early detection of intrathoracic malignancies can significantly alter outcomes. In patients with chronic cough and unexplained dyspnea, HRCT remains a cornerstone in identifying hidden pulmonary pathologies.
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📞 Need expert radiology insights for your complex cases?
Trust PurDes Radiology – where precision meets care.
Get In Touch With Us - +91 9623 02 4636

01/04/2025

🚨 Radiology Case of the Week: Brain CT with Contrast 🧠

Clinical History:
A 48-year-old male presented with left lower limb weakness.

Key Imaging Findings:
🔹 Dominant Lesion:

23×27×24 mm ill-defined mass in right periventricular white matter (frontal horn)

Iso-to-slightly hyperdense on plain CT

Perilesional edema + mass effect compressing right lateral ventricle

Peripheral ring enhancement post-contrast

🔹 Satellite Lesions:

Two smaller ring-enhancing lesions in right frontal (16×17×17 mm) and parietal lobes (15×13×14 mm)

🔹 Normal Structures:

No hemorrhage/fractures

Intact midline, ventricles, and pituitary

Top Differential Diagnoses:
1️⃣ Neoplastic:

Primary CNS lymphoma (classic in periventricular regions)

Glioblastoma multiforme (irregular enhancement + edema)

Metastases (if history of primary malignancy)

2️⃣ Infectious/Inflammatory:

Abscess (thinner rim enhancement + restricted diffusion)

Demyelination (atypical for this presentation)

30/03/2025

🌸✨ Wishing You a Joyous Gudi Padwa! ✨🌸

As we welcome the New Year with Gudi Padwa, let's embrace it with hope, prosperity, and new beginnings. 🪔🌿
Just as the Gudi symbolizes victory and positivity, may this year bring you good health, happiness, and success. 🌞✨

🌾 PurDes Radiology wishes you and your loved ones a bright and healthy year ahead, filled with growth and prosperity.

🙏 Happy Gudi Padwa! 🙏
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