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Dr Amrik Barman | Radiologist, Silchar | Your go-to for clear, caring ultrasound & radiology—obstetric Doppler, 3D/4D, liver Fibroscan, MSK & more.

Sharing simple tips, case pearls & patient-first answers. DM for scans or second opinions.

30/12/2025

You can feel completely normal… and diabetes may still be damaging your body.

Long before pain, numbness, or wounds appear, ultrasound and Doppler start showing silent changes — fatty liver, early kidney damage, and reduced blood flow to the legs (diabetic angiopathy / PAD).

This is why many diabetic complications are detected late.
Symptoms come late.
Damage doesn’t.

If you’re living with diabetes, early screening can help protect your organs and prevent life-changing complications.

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Share it with someone who has diabetes.

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25/12/2025

Most confusion around pregnancy ultrasounds doesn’t come from the scan — it comes from wrong preparation advice.
Fasting when it’s not needed.
Overfilling the bladder.
Fear about safety that isn’t backed by science.

Ultrasound is safe, radiation-free, and incredibly powerful — when done at the right time, for the right reason.

If you’re pregnant or planning a scan soon, save this carousel.
If you know an expecting mother, share it with her.
And if you were given confusing preparation instructions, drop a comment — I’ll help you understand what actually matters.

Right preparation = better diagnosis.

— Dr Amrik Barman

21/12/2025

Most people think MRI is always the best scan.
That belief delays diagnosis every single day.

Ultrasound, CT, and MRI are NOT interchangeable.
Each answers a different clinical question.

✔ Ultrasound → real-time, safe, dynamic
✔ CT → fast answers in trauma & emergencies
✔ MRI → unmatched soft-tissue detail

The mistake isn’t the report.
The mistake is choosing the wrong modality first.

The scan doesn’t decide.
The QUESTION does.

Ask the right question.
Choose the right modality.
Get the right diagnosis.

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20/12/2025

A Doppler report can look perfectly normal—and still be hiding a serious warning.

In this video, I break down how a single word on your Doppler report can completely change what it means for your blood flow and your risk. Terms like RI, PI, triphasic, biphasic, and monophasic are not just technical language—they tell a story about resistance, vessel health, and early disease that often gets missed.

If you or someone in your family has leg pain, cold limbs, difficulty walking, or vascular symptoms, understanding Doppler terminology matters more than you think.

Save this video.
Share it with someone who trusts the word “normal” too easily.
Comment “DOPPLER” for Part 2 with real report examples.

16/12/2025

Doppler reports can look “normal” and still carry an early warning—if you know what the terms mean.

In this carousel, I’ve simplified the most confusing Doppler terminology so patients, interns, and clinicians can understand what the numbers and waveforms are actually suggesting about blood flow.

Quick breakdown:
• RI (Resistance Index): hints at downstream resistance and vessel stiffness
• PI (Pulsatility Index): shows how “bouncy” the flow is and how dynamics change
• Triphasic vs Biphasic vs Monophasic: waveform patterns that can indicate normal flow, early change, or a red flag depending on context

Save this for your next Doppler report.
Comment “DOPPLER” for Part 2 with real report examples.

15/12/2025

Ever wondered why the same ultrasound image can lead to different diagnoses?
Is one doctor wrong — or is there something more happening behind the scenes?

In this video, Dr Amrik Barman explains a reality most patients don’t know:
👉 Ultrasound images don’t diagnose by themselves. Clinical history does.

From ovarian cysts to lymph nodes and gallbladder findings, the context, symptoms, duration, and past history completely change how a scan is interpreted.

This video will help you:
• Understand why reports can differ
• Know what information to share before a scan
• Reduce fear and confusion around medical reports

Watch till the end — this knowledge can change how you see every scan.

10/12/2025

Clinical history can completely change an ultrasound diagnosis — even when the image looks the same.
A cyst, a lymph node, a sludge ball… their meaning transforms the moment a patient shares symptoms, duration, past surgeries, or previous reports.

As a radiologist, I see this every single day.
This is why a good scan is never just about the image — it’s about the story behind it.

If you’ve ever wondered why two reports differ… or why one doctor calls something “normal” while another calls it “suspicious” — this post will give you clarity.

Save this to understand your scans better.
Share it to help someone avoid unnecessary fear or confusion.

Diagnosis = Image + History. Always.
— Dr Amrik Barman

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07/12/2025

Chronic Liver Disease is one of the silent killers of our time.
Most patients don’t feel anything until the liver is already damaged.
But with Ultrasound + FibroScan (Liver Elastography), we can detect fibrosis, fat accumulation, and early structural changes years before symptoms appear.

If you have fatty liver, diabetes, thyroid disorders, obesity, alcohol use, or fluctuating LFTs—
an early liver check can change everything.

This simple, non-invasive combo scan helps you:
• Understand your fibrosis stage (F0–F4)
• Know your fat grade (S0–S3)
• Track progression or improvement
• Start timely treatment and lifestyle changes

Your liver doesn’t warn you. Your scans do.
Save this. Share this. Prioritize your health.

06/12/2025

Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH) is one of the most silently dangerous conditions in newborns.
Babies may look perfectly healthy… yet their hip joint may not be developing normally.
Without early screening, this hidden issue can lead to limping, pain, and lifelong mobility problems.

The good news?
A simple hip ultrasound in the first few months can detect DDH early — when treatment is easiest and most effective.
Early diagnosis can prevent surgery and protect a child’s ability to walk normally.

Every parent deserves to know this.
Every newborn deserves to be screened.
Share this to spread awareness.

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30/11/2025

Most people completely misjudge their abdominal pain.
Left-side pain, right-side pain, upper or lower abdomen — the location you feel is often not where the real problem is.

Gallbladder stones can feel like chest pain.
Appendicitis starts near the navel.
Kidney stones cause pain that “moves.”
O***y or pelvic issues can mimic acidity or gas.

This is why the 4-quadrant abdominal system matters.
It helps pinpoint the real organ causing the pain — and a simple ultrasound reveals the truth within minutes.

If abdominal pain has ever confused you or someone you love, this reel can give life-saving clarity.
Save it, share it, and spread awareness.

27/11/2025

Developmental Dysplasia of the Hip (DDH) is one of the most silent conditions in newborns—no pain, no swelling, no crying.
But an early hip ultrasound can detect it before it affects walking, growth, or mobility for life.
Understanding alpha angles, hip stability, and femoral head position helps doctors diagnose DDH within minutes.

Early detection = simple harness.
Late detection = surgery, limp, long-term disability.

Every parent deserves this knowledge.
Every clinician should screen early.
Share this to protect a child’s future.

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23/11/2025

A thin, invisible thread inside the womb can change a baby’s entire future.

Amniotic Band Syndrome (ABS) is one of the most heartbreaking conditions seen in pregnancy—because it gives no warning. No symptoms. No clues.
A tiny strand can wrap around a baby’s hand… stop fingers from forming… and even pull on the face during development.

This is why ultrasound awareness matters.
This is why early anomaly scans matter.
This is why parents need real, accurate medical information—not fear, not guilt.

If you’re an expecting parent, a doctor, a student, or someone who wants to understand fetal development better… save this. Share this. Learn this.

Knowledge doesn’t just empower.
Sometimes… it protects a life.

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NEW AAROTI DIAGNOSTICS/HOSPITAL, HAILAKANDI MISSION Road W. NO./3, , THE NEW APOLLO CLINIC . RAJBARI, DHARMANAGAR, , AONE DIAGNOSTIC SMCH ROAD, DURGAPALLY, NEAR-BANK OF INDIA BUILDING
Silchar
788014

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+919707629450

Website

https://drbarmanradiology.com/

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