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The document summarizes radiology department statistics for the year 2011. It provides data on the number of x-rays, ultrasounds, CT scans, MRIs, and other procedures performed each month, broken down by location (casualty, ward, OPD). A total of 66736 x-rays, 9981 ultrasounds, 18854 CT scans, and 1023 MRIs were performed over the year. DSA procedures totaled 81 for the year, with fluoroscopy-guided investigations starting in October and totaling 43 cases by the end of 2011.
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