onoworld London offers a comprehensive full-body ultrasound screening for men. This specialized service is designed to provide a detailed overview of your health, scanning various organs and systems to detect any underlying issues early. By leveraging advanced ultrasound technology, we offer a non-invasive, efficient, and effective way to monitor your health. Our professional team ensures a comfortable experience, providing insights that empower you to take proactive steps towards maintaining or improving your health status.
This examination is a combination of multiple ultrasound scans related to men's health.
The ultrasound scans included are:
Private Ultrasound Scans-Sonoworld29 Weymouth Street, London
The cost of this ultrasound scan is only £711.
Undergoing a full body ultrasound screening is a proactive step towards maintaining your health. This comprehensive scan offers a detailed overview of your body's condition, enabling early detection of potential health issues. By examining critical areas such as the thyroid, abdominal organs, urinary tract, and more, the scan provides valuable insights that are key to preventive health care.
With early detection, many conditions can be managed more effectively, potentially reducing the need for invasive treatments down the line. This non-invasive, quick procedure allows for a hassle-free experience, with results that give you a clearer understanding of your health status. Opting for a full body screening is a practical choice for those who value their health and wish to stay informed about their body's wellbeing.
For this ultrasound scan, you need to fast for at least 4 hours and also have a full bladder, and it is therefore required that you drink 1lt (2 pints of water) 1 hr before the scan.
The bones of the hand and wrist provide the body with support and flexibility to manipulate objects in many different ways. Each hand contains 27 distinct bones that give the hand an incredible range and precision of motion. The forearm's ulna and radius support the many muscles that manipulate the bones of the hand and wrist.
Although the anatomy of the hand and wrist is complex and the pathologic conditions encountered are diverse, many of the disease processes are localized, and in many situations, the clinical question is specific and limited. Because of this, ultrasound has always been an attractive imaging modality for evaluation of hand and wrist problems.
Specific situations in which ultrasound offers definite benefits include evaluation of tendon inflammation and rupture, evaluation of palpable masses or suspected occult masses, and evaluation of suspected foreign bodies.
Hand and wrist injuries are also common in athletes and can affect articular structures (ligaments, joint surfaces etc), periarticular tendons, muscles and nerves. These injuries can be acute or chronic. Acute injuries follow sudden traumatic events such as falls or joint sprains. Chronic lesions can be the result of local repetitive micro trauma or the sequelae of an acute injury.
What areas does the full body ultrasound cover?
Our comprehensive scan includes the thyroid, neck, carotid arteries, abdomen (liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen), urinary tract (kidneys, bladder, prostate), abdominal aorta, and testes.
How should I prepare for the scan?
Please fast for 4 hours prior to your appointment and ensure you have a full bladder for the best imaging quality.
How long does the ultrasound take?
The entire process typically takes about one hour, including preparation and the scan itself.
Is the procedure safe?
Yes, ultrasound is a non-invasive, radiation-free imaging technique widely used for medical diagnostics.
Can I eat before my ultrasound?
You should not eat solid food for 4 hours before your scan. However, you can drink water to ensure a full bladder.
How much does the scan cost?
The cost for the full body ultrasound screening is £711.
Do I need a doctor's referral?
No referral is necessary. You can book directly with us for your convenience.
When will I receive my results?
Results are typically available immediately after your scan and will be explained by our healthcare professionals.
Is there any follow-up required after the scan?
If any abnormalities are detected, we recommend following up with your healthcare provider for further assessment.
For more detailed information or specific concerns, please contact us directly.
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