General Ultrasound Scans
Rapid, accurate private diagnostic scans for general organ health, pelvic screening, and cardiovascular checkups. Immediate insights from senior clinical sonographers.
Well Woman Package
Well Woman Package: comprehensive women’s health ultrasound appointment. This package is designed to assess key areas such as the abdomen, pelvis and urinary tract in one visit, depending on the selected package and clinical suitability.
- Uterus and ovaries review
- Kidneys and bladder assessment
- Liver, gallbladder and abdominal organ check
- Pelvic or abdominal symptoms review
- Detailed scan report
Pelvic Wellbeing Scan
Pelvic Wellbeing Scan: ultrasound assessment of the uterus, ovaries and surrounding pelvic structures. A full bladder is usually recommended for the abdominal part of the scan. A transvaginal scan may be offered if required and with consent.
- Uterus assessment
- Ovaries assessment
- Endometrium review where visible
- Check for cysts, fibroids or pelvic abnormalities where possible
- Detailed scan report
Well Man Package
Well Man Package: men’s health ultrasound appointment assessing key abdominal, urinary and prostate-related areas depending on the selected package and clinical need.
- Kidneys and bladder assessment
- Prostate review where appropriate
- Liver, gallbladder and abdominal organ check
- Urinary tract assessment
- Detailed scan report
Kidneys, Bladder and Prostate
Kidneys, Bladder and Prostate Scan: 30 mins appointment. This scan assesses the kidneys, bladder and prostate area using ultrasound. A full bladder on arrival is usually required.
- Kidney size and structure assessment
- Bladder review before and after emptying where required
- Prostate size estimate where visible
- Check for signs of obstruction, stones or urinary retention where possible
- Detailed scan report
Kidneys Ureter And Bladder
Kidneys, Ureter and Bladder Scan: 30 mins appointment. This KUB ultrasound checks the kidneys, visible ureters and bladder. A full bladder is usually recommended.
- Both kidneys assessment
- Bladder assessment
- Review for visible swelling, stones or obstruction signs
- Post-void bladder check if required
- Detailed scan report
Kidney Ultrasound Scan
Kidney Ultrasound Scan: focused renal ultrasound appointment to assess kidney size, shape and structure. Preparation depends on symptoms and whether the bladder also needs review.
- Right and left kidney assessment
- Review for swelling, cysts or stones where visible
- Kidney size and appearance
- Relevant surrounding structures where appropriate
- Detailed scan report
General Abdominal Scan
General Abdominal Scan: 30 mins appointment. This ultrasound checks the main abdominal organs, including the liver, gallbladder, bile ducts, pancreas where visible, spleen, kidneys and abdominal aorta.
- Liver and gallbladder assessment
- Kidney and spleen review
- Pancreas view where possible
- Abdominal aorta review where appropriate
- Detailed scan report
Liver Ultrasound Scan
Liver Ultrasound Scan: focused ultrasound of the liver and nearby structures. This scan is commonly used to assess liver texture, fatty change, cysts, lesions where visible and related upper abdominal symptoms.
- Liver size and texture review
- Check for fatty liver changes where visible
- Gallbladder and bile duct review where appropriate
- Relevant upper abdominal assessment
- Detailed scan report
Testicular Ultrasound Scan
Testicular Ultrasound Scan: private and sensitive ultrasound of the testes and scrotum. No special preparation is usually required.
- Testes and scrotal contents assessment
- Review of lumps, swelling or pain area
- Check for cysts, fluid collections or varicocele where visible
- Blood flow assessment where appropriate
- Detailed scan report
Aortic Surveillance / AAA Screening Scan
Aortic Surveillance / AAA Screening Scan: ultrasound assessment of the abdominal aorta to check its size and screen or monitor for abdominal aortic aneurysm where appropriate
- Abdominal aorta measurement
- Review for aneurysm enlargement where visible
- Relevant abdominal vessel assessment
- Clear explanation of findings
- Detailed scan report
DVT Scan - Single Leg
DVT Scan – Single Leg: Doppler ultrasound assessment of one leg to check for signs of deep vein thrombosis and blood flow problems. This appointment is usually for symptoms affecting one leg.
- Deep vein assessment of one leg
- Compression and Doppler blood flow checks
- Review of painful or swollen areas where appropriate
- Clear explanation of urgent findings
- Detailed scan report
DVT Scan - Both Legs
DVT Scan – Both Legs: bilateral Doppler ultrasound assessment of both legs to check for signs of deep vein thrombosis and venous blood flow concerns
- Deep vein assessment of both legs
- Compression and Doppler blood flow checks
- Review of painful or swollen areas
- Clear explanation of urgent findings
- Detailed scan report
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Recommended Ultrasound Assessment:
General Abdominal Scan
Liver, gallbladder, pancreas, kidneys & spleen checks.
General Ultrasound Scans FAQs
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