Services
Advanced Ultrasound Imaging
Abdominal & Pelvic Scans
These are the most common scans used to investigate the cause of pain, swelling, or infection in the internal organs.
USG Whole Abdomen: A comprehensive scan of the liver, gallbladder, spleen, pancreas, kidneys, and urinary bladder.
USG KUB: Specifically focuses on the Kidneys, Ureters, and urinary Bladder to detect stones or obstructions.
USG Pelvis: Used to examine the reproductive organs (Uterus and Ovaries in women; Prostate in men).
Pregnancy & Obstetric Ultrasound
We provide detailed monitoring for expectant mothers to ensure the healthy development of the baby at every stage.
Early Pregnancy Scan (Dating Scan): To confirm pregnancy, check the heartbeat, and determine the due date.
NT/NB Scan: Performed between 11-13 weeks to screen for chromosomal abnormalities.
Level II / Anomaly Scan: A detailed structural survey of the baby’s organs to ensure normal development.
Obstetric Doppler: Used in the third trimester to check the blood flow to the baby and placenta.
Small Parts & Superficial Scans
High-frequency probes are used to look at structures located just beneath the skin.
Thyroid Ultrasound: To check for nodules, cysts, or enlargement (Goiter) of the thyroid gland.
Scrotal / Testicular Ultrasound: To investigate pain, lumps, or swelling in the scrotum.
Breast Ultrasound (Sonomammography): Used to evaluate breast lumps or abnormalities, often as a follow-up to a physical exam.
Vascular Ultrasound (Color Doppler)
This specialized technique evaluates the movement of blood through your arteries and veins.
Carotid Doppler: Checks the blood flow in the neck arteries supplying the brain.
Venous/Arterial Doppler (Limbs): Used to detect blood clots (DVT) or poor circulation in the legs and arms.
Renal Doppler: Examines blood flow to the kidneys.
Musculoskeletal (MSK) Ultrasound
This scan is used to look at muscles, tendons, ligaments, and joints.
Joint Scans: Helpful in diagnosing torn ligaments, tendonitis, or fluid buildup in the shoulder, knee, or ankle.
Soft Tissue Scan: To evaluate skin-level lumps like lipomas or sebaceous cysts.
