- Laboratory Services
- Ultrasound examination
- Spirometry
- Cardiac diagnosis
- Radiography - X-rays
- EEG
The laboratory provides tests in all the medical fields: biochemistry, hematology, microbiology, immunology, endocrinology, pathology, virology, cancer markers, inflammatory indices – all for the purposes of diagnosis, treatment and patient monitoring.
The laboratory services are given to the patients by:
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A laboratory located in the clinic
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Samples taken at the patient’s home
Laboratory results are sent directly to the doctor and the patient.
Ultrasound Examination – provides a clear and accurate picture of the condition of the organs in the area tested. Especially effective for imaging tissues, muscles and internal organs. Doppler ultrasound is meant to diagnose disruptions to the blood flow in blood vessels.
Diagnostic Examinations
- Abdominal
- Urinary Tract
- Hernia evaluation, inguinal and abdominal wall.
- Lung
- Muskuloskeletal
Shoulder RC calcification fragmentation
Shoulder bursa steroid injection
Ankle tendon sheath steroid injection
Ultrasound guided partial plantar fasciotomy for plantar fasciitis
FFP injections
Baker cyst aspiration
Meniscal cyst aspiration
Foreign body removal
- Small Parts
Salivary glands
Testicles
Subcutaneous noduls
Breast
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Carotid
DVT
Ultrasound Guided Interventional Procedures
- Breast biopsy and needle localization
- Thyroid biopsy
- Abdominal biopsy, aspirations
- Pleural fluid aspiration
- Muskuloskeletal
Shoulder RC calcification fragmentation
Shoulder bursa steroid injection
Ankle tendon sheath steroid injection
Ultrasound guided partial plantar fasciotomy for plantar fasciitis
FFP injections
Baker cyst aspiration
Meniscal cyst aspiration
Foreign body removal
Spirometry (lung function) – lung volumes testing – the volume of air flow inhaled and exhaled through the spirometer. The device is a tube connected to the mouth through which the air is inhaled and exhaled. Designed to diagnose asthma and chronic obstructive pulmonary disease.
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ECG test (electrocardiogram)
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Ergometric test (stress test) this test is designed to test the heart’s endurance during effort. Several parameters are looked at: ECG changes indicative of ischemia, blood pressure in an effort, arrhythmia, a fitness test (whether the patient was able to reach the target heart rate zone)
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Echocardiogram: ultrasound examination of the heart. Designed to evaluate the structure and function of the heart, the condition of the alleys and ventricles, the heart valves condition.
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Stress echocardiogram – ultrasound examination of the heart after exercise
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Holter monitor – a test designed to detect cardiac arrhythmia. Monitoring the heart’s electrical activity using a Holter device for 24 or 48 hours.
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Blood Pressure Holter – hypertension diagnosis, continuous measurements (every 30 minutes) of blood pressure during 24 hours using a Holter monitor.
Radiography is used for diagnosis: X-rays allows to specify the form of these bodies, their position, tone, peristalsis, the state of the relief of the mucous membrane.
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Chest X-ray – infectious, neoplastic and other.
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Spine – degenerative dystrophic (osteochondrosis, spondylosis, curvature), infectious and inflammatory (different types of spondylitis), neoplastic diseases.
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Various departments of the peripheral skeleton – for various traumatic (fractures, sprains), infectious and neoplastic changes.
Electroencephalography – EEG a non-invasive method for studying the functional state of the brain by recording its bioelectric activity.
EEG is widely used in diagnostic and therapeutic work especially frequently for epilepsy, as well as in the study of brain activity associated with the implementation of functions such as perception, memory, adaptation, and so on.