Miot Hospital Chennai Reviews

During a biopsy guided by ultrasound, I was nervous about the needle, but Dr. Subhapradha’s steady hands and real-time explanations made it feel controlled and safe. Her expertise was evident in every movement.

My husband, a diabetic with kidney issues, required frequent imaging. Dr. Subhapradha remembered his history each visit, tailored scans to avoid contrast when possible, and always had a kind word, it felt like seeing a friend.

As a cancer patient, my PET scans are stressful. Dr. Subhapradha reviews results with empathy and clarity, highlighting progress even on tough days. She doesn’t just read images; she cares for the person behind them.

I brought my mother for a dementia-related brain scan, and Dr. Subhapradha’s calm presence and simple instructions helped her stay still during the MRI. Her report gave our family much-needed answers.

After a car accident, my CT scans were chaotic with multiple injuries. Dr. Subhapradha’s thorough analysis caught a small spinal fracture others might have missed, her attention to detail changed my recovery plan entirely.

For my fertility treatment, tracking follicles via ultrasound was emotionally draining. Dr. Subhapradha celebrated small victories with me and explained images in a way that felt hopeful. Her compassion meant everything.

As a medical student observing, I was impressed by how Dr. Subhapradha teaches radiography techs, clear, respectful, and always promoting best practices. She’s not just a doctor; she’s a mentor.

My father-in-law’s lung CT showed ambiguous results, and Dr. Subhapradha didn’t just stop at the report, she called us to discuss next steps and even recommended a specialist. Went far beyond her duty.

As an 82-year-old with persistent bone pain, I was terrified of the PET-CT scan, but Dr. Sumati's gentle explanations and her team's patience made the experience surprisingly comfortable. The results were delivered with such clarity that even my grandchildren could understand my treatment plan.

Our 7-year-old needed a thyroid scan after abnormal bloodwork. Dr. Sumati transformed what could have been a scary procedure into an adventure, she showed him the gamma camera pictures and called them 'superhero visions.' He left asking when we could come back!

Rushed to MIOT after a car accident with suspected internal injuries, Dr. Sumati's emergency renal scan was conducted with incredible speed and precision. Her calm demeanor in chaos and immediate coordination with surgeons likely saved my kidney function.

For my routine thyroid follow-up, Dr. Sumati noticed subtle tracer uptake others might have missed. Her insistence on additional testing revealed early recurrence, her meticulous attention turned a standard checkup into a lifesaving intervention.

After a complex orthopedic surgery with possible infection, Dr. Sumati's three-phase bone scan provided astonishing detail. She spent 45 minutes annotating images with my surgeon, creating a collaborative roadmap that avoided unnecessary revision surgery.

My initial oncology scan felt cold and transactional until Dr. Sumati personally walked me through each hotspot on the screen, explaining what 'metabolic activity' truly meant for my prognosis. She didn’t just read images, she read my fears.

As a nuclear medicine technologist from another hospital, I came as a patient for a cardiac stress test. Dr. Sumati’s technique using advanced protocols and her insightful correlation with clinical history was a masterclass in precision medicine.

During my mother's dementia evaluation, Dr. Sumati performed the brain SPECT with extraordinary tenderness, adjusting protocols for her confusion and later explaining the results to our family with both scientific rigor and profound compassion.

For my radioiodine treatment, Dr. Sumati created personalized radiation safety plans for my household including my pregnant daughter-in-law. Her thoroughness extended beyond the clinic walls to protect my entire family.

After months of unexplained weight loss, Dr. Sumati's Ga-68 DOTATATE scan identified a rare neuroendocrine tumor others had missed. Her persistence in investigating unconventional possibilities finally gave me answers after years of suffering.

My teenager's sports injury required a bone viability scan. Dr. Sumati used dynamic imaging to show real-time blood flow, then drew diagrams to explain why surgery wasn’t needed. She turned anxiety into relief with visual evidence.

During a difficult lymphoscintigraphy for melanoma, Dr. Sumati manually adjusted the probe for three hours to map elusive sentinel nodes. Her surgical colleagues later confirmed her mapping was flawless, a testament to her endurance and skill.