Dr. Amrik Barman

22/03/2026

“One scan… and everything suddenly feels uncertain.”

If you’ve ever seen the words “high risk” in a pregnancy report, you know how overwhelming it can be.

This is where prenatal ultrasound becomes powerful—not to create fear, but to create clarity.

During the NT scan (11–14 weeks), key markers like increased nuchal translucency, absent nasal bone, and abnormal ductus venosus flow can indicate a higher risk for Down syndrome (Trisomy 21).

In the Level II / anomaly scan (18–24 weeks), additional soft markers such as echogenic intracardiac focus, short femur or humerus, thickened nuchal fold, and mild ventriculomegaly are carefully evaluated.

It’s important to understand:
Ultrasound is a screening tool, not a final diagnosis.

To improve accuracy, we combine ultrasound findings with:
• Dual marker test
• NIPT (Non-Invasive Prenatal Testing)
• Amniocentesis for confirmation

This step-by-step approach helps in early detection, risk assessment, and informed decision-making during pregnancy.

A detailed and expert-guided pregnancy ultrasound by Dr Amrik Barman focuses on precise evaluation, clear explanation, and helping you move from anxiety → reassurance → peace of mind.

Because the goal is not just diagnosis—
it’s confidence in your pregnancy journey.

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Share it with expecting parents.

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13/03/2026

A newborn baby was referred for a whole body X-ray skeletal survey — and the scan revealed something extremely rare: multiple lower limbs arising from the pelvis.

This condition is called Polymelia, often related to parasitic twin syndrome or incomplete conjoined twinning.

Radiology plays a crucial role in identifying such congenital anomalies and guiding surgical planning.

Cases like these remind us how powerful medical imaging can be in uncovering rare diagnoses.

Follow us for real medical imaging cases explained in a simple way.

10/03/2026

10/03/2026

A 1-month-old baby was brought in just 45 minutes after head trauma with sudden scalp swelling.

Ultrasound revealed a 4.1 × 1.1 cm scalp hematoma crossing cranial sutures, a key finding that points toward a subgaleal hematoma rather than a cephalohematoma.

In infants, early imaging is crucial. Ultrasound helps quickly identify bleeding, skull integrity, and potential complications without radiation.

This case highlights how timely ultrasound evaluation can guide monitoring and prevent missed diagnoses in newborn head injuries.

Follow for more real ultrasound cases, medical insights, and diagnostic stories from everyday radiology.

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08/03/2026

Women carry families, communities, and generations forward.
Yet their own health is often ignored.

Early screening and ultrasound examinations can detect many conditions before they become serious.

This International Women’s Day, prioritize your health.

Dr Amrik Barman
MD Radiology

07/03/2026

Erectile dysfunction can sometimes be the first sign of vascular problems affecting blood flow. Many men assume it is psychological, but in many cases the cause is circulatory or structural.

Pe**le Doppler ultrasound is a specialized diagnostic test that evaluates pe**le blood flow and helps doctors identify the real cause of erectile dysfunction.

Understanding the cause allows doctors to guide the right treatment plan.

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07/03/2026

Not all ultrasound scans are the same.

The real difference is how the scan is performed, interpreted, and explained.

Our ultrasound service focuses on:
• Clinical precision – scans tailored to the medical question
• Clear explanations – patients understand their reports
• Structured reports – findings that guide treatment decisions
• Human experience – reassurance during stressful moments
• Specialist expertise – experience that improves detection

Because an ultrasound report should do more than show images.
It should provide clarity, direction, and confidence for both patients and doctors.

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04/03/2026

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03/03/2026

Shoulder pain is one of the most common reasons people stop training, avoid lifting their arm, or struggle with sleep.

But not all shoulder pain is “just strain.”

Many cases involve soft-tissue problems like rotator cuff tears, biceps tendon inflammation, bursitis, or calcific deposits — conditions that may not appear clearly on an X-ray.

A focused shoulder ultrasound helps detect these issues early, guide treatment decisions, and prevent long-term damage.

✔ Athletes — return to play safely
✔ Elderly patients — don’t miss degenerative tears

If you’re dealing with persistent shoulder pain, don’t ignore it.

Drop your questions in the comments.
And ask your doctor about a Shoulder Ultrasound.

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