ADVANCED DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING

SONOLOGY & ULTRASOUND

Accurate and comfortable ultrasound imaging using modern diagnostic technology to support early detection, detailed assessment and confident clinical decision-making across different stages of care.

✦ Advanced Ultrasound ✦ Obstetric Imaging ✦ Comprehensive USG

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Sonology & Ultrasound

Accurate and compassionate diagnostic imaging services designed to support clinical evaluation, pregnancy care, women's health and assessment of a wide range of medical conditions.

Accurate Diagnosis

Modern Ultrasound

Patient-Centred Care

Abdominal Ultrasound

Non-invasive ultrasound imaging used to assess abdominal organs and support the evaluation of a variety of abdominal symptoms and conditions.

Abdominal Imaging

Detailed Abdominal Imaging

Abdominal ultrasound uses sound waves to create images of structures within the abdomen. It may be used to examine organs such as the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, kidneys and urinary bladder.

An abdominal ultrasound may be recommended for symptoms such as abdominal discomfort, digestive complaints, suspected gallstones, urinary symptoms or other clinical concerns. The examination is non-invasive and does not involve ionising radiation.

The findings are interpreted in conjunction with the patient's symptoms, clinical examination and other investigations when required.

Abdominal ultrasound may assess

Liver and gallbladder

Pancreas and spleen

Kidneys and urinary bladder

Abdominal pain and related symptoms

Gallstones and selected abdominal conditions

Follow-up imaging when clinically indicated

Obstetric Ultrasound

Ultrasound imaging during pregnancy to assess fetal development, pregnancy progress and selected maternal and fetal parameters.

Pregnancy Imaging

Pregnancy & Fetal Assessment

Obstetric ultrasound is an important part of pregnancy care. It uses sound waves to create images of the developing pregnancy and can provide information about fetal growth, position, heartbeat and other pregnancy-related parameters.

Different ultrasound examinations may be recommended at different stages of pregnancy depending on the pregnancy history, clinical findings and advice of the treating obstetrician.

The type and timing of an ultrasound examination are individualised according to the stage of pregnancy and clinical requirements.

Obstetric ultrasound may evaluate

Fetal growth and development

Fetal heartbeat and activity

Fetal position

Placental location and selected pregnancy parameters

Amniotic fluid assessment

Pregnancy follow-up as clinically advised

Obstetric Doppler

Doppler ultrasound assessment used during selected pregnancies to evaluate blood flow in specific maternal and fetal blood vessels.

Doppler Imaging

Blood Flow Assessment During Pregnancy

Obstetric Doppler is an ultrasound-based technique that can assess blood flow through selected blood vessels. It may be recommended as part of pregnancy monitoring when the treating clinician considers it appropriate.

Doppler assessment can provide additional information about circulation between the mother, placenta and fetus. It is generally performed as part of a broader pregnancy assessment rather than as an isolated test.

The need for Doppler examination and the vessels assessed depend on the pregnancy stage, clinical circumstances and medical advice.

Doppler assessment may include

Assessment of selected fetal blood vessels

Maternal and placental circulation assessment

Blood flow patterns in selected vessels

Additional pregnancy monitoring when indicated

Correlation with other ultrasound findings

Assessment according to treating doctor's advice

Small Parts Ultrasound

Focused ultrasound examination of superficial structures, soft tissues and selected small anatomical areas.

Focused Imaging

Focused Soft-Tissue Imaging

Small parts ultrasound provides detailed imaging of superficial structures and soft tissues. It can be useful when evaluating a lump, swelling, cyst or other localised concern.

Depending on the clinical indication, ultrasound may be used to examine areas such as the thyroid, neck, breast, superficial soft tissues and selected musculoskeletal structures.

The examination is selected and focused according to the patient's symptoms and the area requiring evaluation.

Small parts ultrasound may assess

Thyroid and neck structures

Superficial lumps and swellings

Cysts and selected soft-tissue lesions

Breast and superficial structures

Selected musculoskeletal structures

Focused follow-up examinations

Comprehensive USG Services

A range of ultrasound examinations designed to support clinical diagnosis, treatment planning and appropriate follow-up care.

Comprehensive ultrasound diagnostic services

Diagnostic Imaging

Complete Ultrasound Imaging Support

Ultrasound is a versatile diagnostic imaging technique that can be used to assess many parts of the body. Depending on the clinical requirement, different ultrasound examinations may be performed for diagnosis or follow-up.

Ultrasound does not use ionising radiation and is commonly used for abdominal, pelvic, obstetric, superficial and other targeted examinations.

The appropriate examination is selected based on the patient's symptoms, clinical history and the recommendation of the treating healthcare professional.

Ultrasound services may include

Abdominal and pelvic ultrasound

Obstetric ultrasound

Doppler studies

Small parts and superficial imaging

Gynaecological ultrasound

Follow-up imaging when clinically required

Gynaecological / Pelvic Ultrasound

Ultrasound imaging for evaluation of the uterus, ovaries, pelvic structures and selected gynaecological concerns.

Women's Imaging

Women's Pelvic & Gynaecological Imaging

Gynaecological ultrasound can provide detailed images of the uterus, ovaries and surrounding pelvic structures. It may be recommended for symptoms such as pelvic pain, abnormal bleeding, menstrual concerns or suspected ovarian or uterine conditions.

Depending on the clinical situation, pelvic ultrasound may be performed using an abdominal approach or another appropriate technique as advised by the healthcare professional.

Ultrasound findings are considered together with the patient's symptoms, medical history and other investigations when necessary.

Pelvic ultrasound may evaluate

Uterus and endometrium

Ovaries and adnexal structures

Pelvic pain and related symptoms

Abnormal uterine bleeding

Selected ovarian cysts and pelvic conditions

Gynaecological follow-up imaging

Other Diagnostic Ultrasound Examinations

Targeted ultrasound examinations may be performed according to individual symptoms, clinical requirements and the advice of the treating healthcare professional.

Diagnostic Care

Targeted Diagnostic Imaging

Ultrasound can be adapted to investigate a wide range of clinical concerns. A focused examination may be recommended when a healthcare professional needs additional information about a particular organ, structure, lump or area of the body.

Depending on the clinical indication, ultrasound may be used for selected soft-tissue, musculoskeletal, vascular or other targeted examinations.

The appropriate scan is determined according to the patient's clinical history, symptoms and the diagnostic question that needs to be answered.

Diagnostic ultrasound may support

Evaluation of localised lumps or swellings

Selected soft-tissue assessment

Targeted organ imaging

Selected vascular Doppler examinations

Musculoskeletal ultrasound when indicated

Diagnostic follow-up examinations