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Diagnostic Imaging & Radiology

₹134.35 Cr DHS state proposal covers 3T MRI, AI PET-CT (LSO crystal, Time-of-Flight — NOT GR sanctioned), Digital Radiography, Mammography, 4D Echo, and 2× Ultrasound — complete diagnostic transformation for Vidarbha.

Current State

RRSH currently runs MRI under outsourced MOU (United Imaging uMR 580, 1.5T). DPR_CriticalCare_Upgrade (DHS 2025-26, under state review, signed by Dr. Shashank S. Durshetwar — Radiologist Class 1) allocates ₹134.35 Cr for a full Radiology block: 3T MRI 32-channel (replaces 1.5T MOU), AI PET-CT scanner (LSO crystal, Time-of-Flight), Digital Radiography, Mammography unit, 4D Echocardiography, and 2× Ultrasound machines. PET-CT (₹37 Cr) is included in the DHS demand but NOT sanctioned in GR 29.08.2025 — this is the largest single unfunded equipment gap in the RRSH portfolio. RRSH's 657% oncology growth and planned LINAC + BMT programmes make PET-CT and Radiology upgrades critical to complete cancer care.

Track Record

RRSH currently runs MRI under outsourced MOU (United Imaging uMR 580, 1.5T). DPR_CriticalCare_Upgrade Radiology block (₹134.35 Cr) is the largest single department allocation in the Critical Care DPR outside of Neurosurgery — reflecting the scale of diagnostic infrastructure gap relative to RRSH's established and growing clinical programmes. PET-CT (₹37 Cr) is the single largest item in the portfolio with no government sanction — making it the highest-priority standalone CSR opportunity in radiology.

Goals 2027
1

Commission AI PET-CT (LSO, Time-of-Flight) — first and only public-sector PET-CT in Amravati division

2

Replace outsourced 1.5T MOU MRI with owned 3T MRI 32-channel at RRSH

3

Establish public-sector mammography screening for early breast cancer detection in rural Vidarbha

4

Reach 5,000+ diagnostic scans/year across all modalities at zero patient cost under MJPJAY

CSR Opportunities

Specific requirements, measurable outcomes

Critical GapEquipment·Opportunity 1 of 2

AI PET-CT Scanner — LSO Crystal, Time-of-Flight (DHS Demand; NOT in GR)

DPR_CriticalCare_Upgrade Radiology block (DHS 2025-26) includes an AI PET-CT scanner (LSO crystal, Time-of-Flight technology) at ₹37 Cr — the most significant item NOT included in GR 29.08.2025. This is the gold standard for cancer staging, treatment response evaluation, and recurrence detection. RRSH's growing oncology burden (657% OPD growth) and planned LINAC + BMT programme make PET-CT essential for complete cancer care. No public-sector PET-CT exists in Amravati division. DHS demand figure only — no official quote or GR sanction on file; ₹37 Cr is the vault-recorded DHS demand figure.

Current Gap

Zero PET-CT in Amravati public sector. Cancer staging for RRSH oncology patients requires referral to Nagpur private PET-CT centres at ₹20,000–35,000 per scan — unaffordable for most Vidarbha patients. Inaccurate staging leads to inappropriate treatment intensity. LINAC radiation planning accuracy is significantly improved with PET-CT-guided dose contouring — absence limits the effectiveness of the planned radiotherapy unit.

If Funded — Impact

AI PET-CT (LSO, Time-of-Flight) enables precise cancer staging for 300–500 scans/year at zero patient cost under MJPJAY. Essential companion to LINAC for accurate radiation treatment planning. Only public-sector PET-CT site for five districts. Eliminates ₹20,000–35,000 per-scan private referral cost for all RRSH oncology patients.

CSR Ask
₹37.00 Cr
Total DPR Cost
₹37.00 Cr
Govt Sanctioned
NOT sanctioned in GR 29.08.2025 — DHS 2025-26 demand figure only
Annual Beneficiaries
300–500 cancer staging scans/year
Source: DPR_CriticalCare_Upgrade · DHS 2025-26 Radiology Block · PET-CT LSO Time-of-Flight ₹37 Cr · NOT in GR 29.08.2025 (DHS demand only — no official quote on file)
High PriorityEquipment·Opportunity 2 of 2

Full Radiology Upgrade — 3T MRI, DR, Mammography, 4D Echo, Ultrasound

DPR_CriticalCare_Upgrade Radiology block (DHS 2025-26, state review, signed Dr. Shashank S. Durshetwar — Radiologist Class 1) allocates ₹134.35 Cr for the complete radiology upgrade: 3T MRI 32-channel (replaces outsourced 1.5T MOU — highest resolution diagnostic MRI for neurological, oncological, and musculoskeletal diagnosis), Digital Radiography system, Mammography unit (no public-sector mammography currently in five districts), 4D Echocardiography, and 2× Ultrasound machines. Includes PET-CT within total — see rad-01 for PET-CT breakdown. State review pending; CSR accelerates deployment 3–4 years ahead of government timelines.

Current Gap

RRSH MRI is outsourced (1.5T MOU) — no owned diagnostic imaging asset. No mammography in public sector for five districts — early breast cancer detection unavailable to rural Vidarbha women without private referral. Diagnostic capacity is the binding constraint on all clinical departments simultaneously: neurology, oncology, cardiology, and trauma all depend on imaging.

If Funded — Impact

3T MRI + DR + Mammography + 4D Echo + Ultrasound creates a comprehensive public-sector diagnostic centre. 5,000+ diagnostic scans/year across modalities at zero patient cost. Mammography enables early breast cancer screening for rural Vidarbha women. 3T MRI enables high-resolution neuroimaging for all neurosurgery and stroke cases.

CSR Ask
₹134.35 Cr
Total DPR Cost
₹134.35 Cr
Govt Sanctioned
Pending — DHS state review
Annual Beneficiaries
5,000+ diagnostic scans/year across five districts
Source: DPR_CriticalCare_Upgrade · DHS 2025-26 Radiology Block ₹134.35 Cr · Signed Dr. Shashank S. Durshetwar, Radiologist Class 1 · State Review Pending
Schedule VII Eligibility

Diagnostic imaging equipment at government hospitals qualifies under Schedule VII, Item (i): preventive healthcare and sanitation. PET-CT specifically qualifies for early cancer detection. Mammography qualifies for preventive screening. The ₹37 Cr PET-CT is the largest unfunded item in the RRSH CSR portfolio — no GR, no DPC sanction — and represents the highest-impact CSR opportunity for a partner seeking a landmark diagnostic contribution to public healthcare in Vidarbha.

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