Diagnostic Imaging Service

Our partner transplant specialists, Professor Nizam Mamode from Guy’s Hospital in London and Miriam Manook from Cambridge University Hospital, visited Arabkir Medical Center. Today, alongside the Arabkir Transplant team, they consulted a group of patients and discussed specific kidney transplantation cases.   Watch the video: https://www.facebook.com/share/v/16TZCVeAAQ/

Today marks the International Day of Radiology, a day to celebrate radiologists and their essential contributions to medicine. We extend our congratulations and best wishes for continued advancement and growth in this critical field. In honor of the occasion, we invite you to watch an interview with Marine Grigoryan, Head of the Radiology Department at the Arabkir Medical Center, featured on news.am.  

At just 5 days old, baby Narek was diagnosed with biliary atresia—a congenital condition involving the absence of intrahepatic bile ducts. His only chance for survival was a liver transplant. Narek was immediately placed under the care of gastroenterologist-hepatologists at the "Arabkir" Medical Center. According to protocol, he needed to grow to 7-8 kilograms—typically achieved by 6-7 months old—before he could undergo the transplant. Narek was growing well with his mother’s milk and reached the required weight. The operation was scheduled for November 1, and our dedicated team of doctors and staff prepared for the procedure. However, an unexpected turn occurred: due to an acute respiratory infection, Narek quickly developed liver failure, disrupting all prior plans. Our team faced the immense challenge of arranging the operation within hours. In what seemed improbable, everything came together. Colleagues from Minsk and Korea arrived to assist, and the transplant took place on October 29. Narek’s devoted father selflessly donated part of his liver. The surgery went smoothly, and we extend our heartfelt thanks to all the specialists involved. Currently, Narek and his doctors are navigating the challenging post-surgical journey, making progress each day with increasingly positive outcomes. During this critical time, as always, The Health Fund for Children of Armenia, led by Armen Martirosyan, stood by our side. The Fund’s financial support, made possible by generous public donations, is invaluable not only to our medical center but to our country, as the surgery costs far exceed what the state can cover. This collaboration between the state, charitable organizations, and medical institutions exemplifies the power of unity for the sake of a child's life. Thank you to everyone who contributed ❤️ Wishing health to Narek and all children ❤️

  Dear compatriots, We are delighted to announce that our professional team at the "Arabkir" medical center has expanded with the addition of the following colleagues:   Ernest Lalayan, Pediatrician,  Ruben Khachatryan, Radiologist Armen Abrahamyan, Gastroenterologist and Endoscopist Liana Grigoryan, Speech Therapist   If you require our services, please feel free to register in advance:   for pediatric consultations, please call 015 400 300 and select extension 21 27,  to schedule ultrasonography appointment, please call 010 23 20 20, for GI consultations and endoscopic examinations, please call 015 400 300 and select extension 12 16, for speech therapy sessions, please call 010 26 47 62.

Attention! Dear colleagues, if you have not yet received the certificates of the accredited symposium devoted to Pediatric Radiology held by Professor Erik Sorantin of the University of Graz, Austria, please call the Diagnostic Radiology service of the "Arabkir" medical complex (phone number - 010 23 30 30) and introduce yourself, mentioning your participation in the symposium. Our employees will verify the availability of the certificate and invite you to receive it. We would like to remind you that the symposium was organized by Diagnostic Radiation service of "Arabkir" MC-ICAH, Arabkir Young Physicians Association - AYPA and Armenian Association of Pediatric Doctors within the framework of Open Medical Institute's satellite symposia program. The Ministry of Health credited the symposium with 2 practical and 8 theoretical units. 

Dear patients, in response to your questions, we would like to inform that computed tomography, or as it is commonly known, CT scan, is performed in the “Arabkir” Medical Center:  for the examination of all organ-systems, without age restrictions (both for adults and children) with and without contrast, with and without anesthesia, based on indications. You can read about computed tomography, as well as about other functions of the Diagnostic Radiation service of the “Arabkir” Medical Center by following the link.

April 7th is the World Health Day, and in Armenia, also the Maternity and Beauty Day. Because diagnosis is one of the most important aspects of healthcare and treatment of diseases, we suggest you watch this edition of the "Health and Beauty" program, where Marine Grigoryan, the head of the Diagnostic Radiation Service of "Arabkir" Medical Center, talks about radiation diagnostics.    Protect your most valuable possession - your health - by preventing and diagnosing diseases early.

The Pediatric Radiology Symposium took place at “Arabkir” MC featuring guest speaker Professor Erich Sorantin from the University of Graz, Austria.   The days of symposium were filled with news and intense discussions, in which over 150 specialists from “Arabkir” Medical Center and other medical institutions of Yerevan and regions participated.    Professor Erich Sorantin not only heads the Department of Pediatric Radiology at Graz University Hospital in Austria, but also leads the Digital Information and Image Processing Research Group. He coordinates a multidisciplinary, multi-institutional academic network in Central Europe focused on developing biomedical imaging and technologies, implementing them in practical medicine, and ensuring radiation protection. The symposium provided a great opportunity to hear Professor Sorantin’s motivating, live and interactive lectures, participate in a practical ultrasound course, discuss clinical cases, as well as service development opportunities.  The symposium was organized by the Diagnostic Radiology Service of “Arabkir” MC-ICAH, the Arabkir Young Physicians Association /AYPA/ and Armenian Pediatric Association as part of the Open Medical Institute’s satellite symposium program. Participants will receive 10 CPD credits from the Ministry of Health: 2 practical and 8 theoretical.

Dear colleagues, We are pleased to inform you that a Pediatric Radiology symposium will be held at "Arabkir" MC-ICAH as part of the Open Medical Institute project on March 7th and 9th.   We are honored to have Professor Erich Sorantin, the head of the Department of Pediatric Radiology at Graz University Hospital in Austria, as our guest speaker. Professor Sorantin will also be leading a practical course on joint ultrasound.   To participate, please register via this link: https://forms.gle/ZpjnnhEjppwwbUvE7   We look forward to seeing you at the symposium.

Marine Grigoryan was invited to the “I am healthy” program of the Public Radio of Armenia. She is the head of the Diagnostic Radiology Service of “Arabkir” MC. The doctor talked about computed tomography, explained what kind of examination it is, about its indications and effectiveness in diagnosis and evaluation of different diseases and about the differences between computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging. Find out more about this modern diagnostic method, as well as about other methods of diagnostic radiology.

What is Computed Tomography, how is it performed and when do doctors recommend this type of medical imaging. Listen about our new and modern CT scanner. 

  Ճառագայթային ախտորոշման ծառայության ղեկավար Մարինե Գրիգորյանը ներկայացնում է համակարգչային տոմոգրաֆիայի մանրամասները:  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YkdopRvNIbc