MSCT
Multislice computed tomography
Detailed cross-sectional images of organs, vessels and bones in just seconds. Performed without contrast or with three-phase contrast enhancement.
- Three-phase contrast
- Fast scanning
Diagnostic radiologist · Candidate of Medical Sciences
Dr. Munojat Ismailova
A clear picture is where good treatment begins.
For 22 years I have helped patients and their doctors see what matters — with MSCT, MRI and X-ray diagnostics planned individually for every person, from the first examination to the monitoring of treatment.
- Highest category ×3
- 40 scientific articles
- UZ · RU · EN
22+
years of practice
Highest category
Radiology · MSCT · Medical radiology
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Qualifications
- Degree
- Candidate of Med. Sciences
- Category
- Highest ×3
- Experience
- 22 years
- Languages
- UZ · RU · EN
About me
Precise diagnostics, delivered with care
I am a diagnostic radiologist in Tashkent and a Candidate of Medical Sciences. I diagnose oncological and non-oncological diseases using MSCT — without contrast and with three-phase contrast enhancement — as well as MRI and X-ray.
Behind every scan is a person who is often worried and waiting for answers. That is why I plan each examination individually, explain what will happen, and work closely with the treating doctors so that the result truly helps the patient.
An image is more than shades of grey. It is someone's worry, someone's hope — and the first step towards the right treatment.
I speak
- Uzbek
- Russian
- English
Experience you can trust
Clinical practice and science — working together for an accurate diagnosis.
22+
years in diagnostic imaging
40
journal articles
50
conference abstracts
5
methodological guidelines
Diagnostic methods
Modern equipment, the right method
Each method shows the body in its own way. Together we choose the one that answers your doctor's question most precisely.
MSCT
MRI
Magnetic resonance imaging
Uses a strong magnetic field and radio waves instead of X-rays. Especially informative for soft tissues, pelvic organs, the brain and joints.
- No X-ray radiation
- Soft-tissue detail
X-ray
Digital radiography
A fast and accessible examination of the lungs, bones and other organs — often the very first step in diagnosis.
- Takes minutes
- Low dose
Areas of expertise
What I can help with
Modern imaging methods, chosen and sequenced for each patient's specific clinical question.
Oncology imaging
Detection, staging and follow-up imaging for patients with cancer — monitoring how treatment is working.
Women's health imaging
Diagnostics of the uterus and ovaries — the focus of my PhD and doctoral research.
Individual examination plan
The right sequence of studies for each patient — from the first assessment to monitoring of treatment.
Not sure which examination you need?
Write to me — I will help you understand the next step.
Ask a questionEducation & career
My professional journey
From medical school to doctoral research — more than two decades devoted to diagnostic imaging.
II Tashkent State Medical Institute
General Medicine · diploma with honours
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1994 – 2001
II Tashkent State Medical Institute
Degree in General Medicine, diploma with honours.
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2002 – 2004
Clinical residency in radiology
Specialisation in clinical radiological diagnostics.
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2004
Highest qualification category — Radiology
Beginning of independent practice in diagnostic imaging.
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2012
Candidate of Medical Sciences (PhD)
Thesis on improving radiological methods for the early diagnosis of uterine polyps and polypoid formations.
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2015 – 2026
Continuing professional development
Regular advanced training in modern imaging methods.
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2021 · 2023
Highest categories — Medical radiology and MSCT
Highest category in medical radiology (2021) and in radiology with MSCT (2023).
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Today
Diagnostic radiologist
Diagnostics and imaging for oncological and non-oncological patients in Tashkent.
Science
Research that improves diagnosis
Author of 5 methodological guidelines, 40 journal articles and 50 conference abstracts.
Improving radiological methods for the early diagnosis of uterine polyps and polypoid formations
Candidate of Medical Sciences dissertation focused on detecting changes earlier, when treatment is simplest.
Machine learning in the multimodal diagnosis of ovarian tumours
Doctoral dissertation in clinical radiology (14.00.19). Defence: 22 October 2026, Tashkent State Medical University.
For patients
Before your examination
A few simple things that make the examination safer and the result more accurate.
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Bring previous results
Earlier scans, discs and reports allow changes to be compared over time.
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Mention allergies
Especially any previous reaction to contrast agents, and any kidney problems.
3
Tell us about implants
Pacemakers, metal implants and possible pregnancy matter for MRI and CT.
4
Ask questions
Feeling anxious is normal. Ask anything — understanding the procedure makes it easier.
Always follow the specific preparation instructions you receive for your examination.
Contact
Have a question? Write to me
Your message is delivered to me directly. I will reply as soon as I can using the contact details you leave.
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Describe your question About an upcoming examination, your results or anything that worries you.
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It reaches me directly Your message arrives in my Telegram instantly — no intermediaries.
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I reply to you personally Using the phone number or Telegram you leave — in Uzbek, Russian or English.
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