Tag Archives: Radiology

Asthma and COPD are clearly differentiated… on paper. But in real life, diagnosing one or the other isn’t as straightforward as the books say. It is very common for patients to present symptoms that are very common in both diseases. 

While, years ago, electrocardiographs did not have a keyboard, screen, or even a battery, nor could they acquire 12 leads simultaneously, today, they are industry standards. That is how far-reaching the inventions of our founder, Alfred E. Schiller, have been.

Ultrasound technology and pneumotach technology are two common methods used in Pulmonary Function Testing (PFT) devices to measure lung function.

Portable CT scanners are a unique development in the field of medical technology that allow for high-quality imaging without requiring the patient to be moved to a separate location. This innovative technology has revolutionized the way medical professionals can diagnose.

For the first time in India, MIOT Neurosurgeons utilized the natural folding of the eyelid to reach a 4 cm, giant brain tumour without any damage to the eye. Conventionally, such brain tumours require a large opening in the head, leaving deep and ugly scars.  Experts at MIOT International, Chennai devised an innovative and novel strategy to remove such a large tumour using a keyhole approach, leaving no scars.