Dr. Shrikant Bodke is a highly skilled Consultant Radiologist and Fetal Medicine Specialist with over 15 years of clinical experience. Holding qualifications in DMRE, FMF, and CPS Radiology, he brings specialised expertise in diagnostic imaging, fetal anomaly scanning, and digital mammography — with a distinguished record of over 12,000 mammographies reported to date.
Dr. Shrikant Bodke, MBBS, DMRE, FMF, CPS Radiology is a Consultant Radiologist and Fetal Medicine Specialist at Kapadia Multispeciality Hospital, Goregaon West, Mumbai. With over 15 years of focused experience in diagnostic radiology and fetal medicine, he provides accurate, comprehensive imaging services that form the clinical backbone of patient diagnosis and management across multiple specialties.
Dr. Bodke holds a Fellowship in Dopplers and Musculoskeletal Ultrasound, with special clinical interest in Fetal Anomaly Scans, NT Scans, and Fetal Echocardiography — making him a trusted specialist for expectant mothers and their obstetricians. He is also a recognised expert in Digital Mammography, having reported over 12,000 mammographies throughout his career — a milestone that reflects both his technical precision and his commitment to women's health.
His radiological expertise supports the hospital's teams across general surgery, orthopaedics, urology, obstetrics, and oncology, providing critical diagnostic guidance that shapes treatment decisions across all departments.
Physiotherapy plays an important role in treating and managing conditions such as diabetic neuropathy, non-healing diabetic ulcers, corns and callous formations, and varicose veins. Patients with these conditions may face balance deficits, loss of sensation in the legs and feet, reduced stamina, loss of strength, and decreased mobility — all of which impact daily life and quality of life.
At Kapadia Multispeciality Hospital, physiotherapy services complement Dr. Bodke's diagnostic radiology work by supporting the rehabilitation of patients whose conditions are identified and monitored through imaging: