Routine Ultrasound
Routine ultrasound is a safe, non-invasive imaging technique used to examine various internal organs like the abdomen, pelvis, chest, breast, and scrotum. We also offer specialized scans including 3D/4D pelvic ultrasounds and transvaginal scans performed by a female doctor. These scans help detect abnormalities early and support accurate diagnosis for a wide range of conditions.
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Whole Abdomen Ultrasound
This scan provides a detailed view of all major abdominal organs, including the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, kidneys, spleen, and intestines. It helps detect infections, tumors, stones, fluid buildup, and other abnormalities. It is often used as a general health screening or to investigate digestive or urinary symptoms.
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Upper Abdomen Ultrasound
Focused on the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, and spleen, this scan is useful for diagnosing upper abdominal pain, jaundice, or suspected liver issues. It is a quick and painless test that provides real-time images to assist in clinical diagnosis and follow-up.
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This advanced scan provides dynamic, high-resolution 3D and 4D images of the uterus, ovaries, and bladder. It is especially useful for evaluating fibroids, ovarian cysts, and reproductive health. In pregnancy, it offers lifelike images of the fetus, enhancing both diagnostic accuracy and the patient experience.
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A KUB ultrasound evaluates the urinary system, including the kidneys, ureters, and bladder. It helps identify kidney stones, infections, obstructions, or bladder abnormalities. It’s commonly ordered for patients with urinary symptoms or suspected renal issues.
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This scan focuses on small, superficial body parts such as the thyroid gland, salivary glands, testicles, or lymph nodes. It helps detect cysts, nodules, swelling, or localized pain. The scan is non-invasive and highly effective for early diagnosis of small tissue abnormalities.
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Local part ultrasound is tailored to assess a specific area of concern based on symptoms or referral. Whether it’s a soft tissue lump or localized pain, this scan helps pinpoint the issue and guide further management. It is a quick and focused diagnostic tool.
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Chest ultrasound helps evaluate conditions like pleural effusion, lung consolidation, and chest wall masses. It’s especially useful when X-rays are inconclusive or when fluid needs to be visualized. The procedure is safe, quick, and often used in emergency or critical care settings.
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This is a specialized ultrasound of the breasts used to evaluate lumps, pain, or changes found during physical exams or mammography. It helps distinguish between cystic and solid lesions and is an important screening tool, especially in women with dense breast tissue.
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A transvaginal ultrasound provides high-resolution imaging of the female reproductive organs, including the uterus, ovaries, and cervix. Performed by a female doctor for patient comfort, it offers a closer and clearer view, aiding in the diagnosis of fibroids, cysts, and infertility issues.
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This scan evaluates the testicles, epididymis, and surrounding tissues, often to investigate pain, swelling, or masses. The Doppler function assesses blood flow, which is crucial in cases of torsion, varicocele, or trauma. It is non-invasive and highly informative in urology care.
Pregnancy Scan / Obstetrics Ultrasound
Our pregnancy ultrasound services cover every stage of your journey from early pregnancy to delivery. We provide early viability scans, NT scans, detailed anomaly scans, fetal cardiac evaluations, and obstetric Doppler studies. These scans ensure proper fetal development and help monitor the health of both mother and baby with precision and care.
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This scan is usually performed between 6 to 10 weeks of pregnancy to confirm the presence of a gestational sac, yolk sac, and fetal heartbeat. It helps determine the viability of the pregnancy, estimate gestational age, and detect early complications such as ectopic pregnancy or missed abortion. It offers reassurance and clinical insight in the early weeks.
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The NT scan is done between 11 and 14 weeks to measure the fluid collection at the back of the baby’s neck. It is a key part of screening for chromosomal abnormalities like Down syndrome when combined with blood tests. This scan is important in early fetal risk assessment and is completely safe for mother and baby.
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Performed between 18 and 22 weeks, this detailed scan checks the baby’s organs and physical structures for any developmental issues or congenital anomalies. It thoroughly evaluates the brain, spine, heart, kidneys, limbs, and face. The scan is crucial for identifying birth defects early and planning further medical care if needed.
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This is a targeted scan to assess the structure and function of the baby’s heart in detail. It helps detect congenital heart defects and irregularities in blood flow at an early stage. Often performed in high-risk pregnancies or when anomalies are suspected, it provides essential data for fetal cardiac care and counseling.
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Fetal 2D Echo is a specialized ultrasound that visualizes the baby’s heart in motion to examine chambers, valves, and blood circulation. It is often recommended when there’s a family history of heart disease or abnormal findings in routine scans. This test plays a critical role in early diagnosis and management of fetal heart conditions.
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Obstetric Doppler ultrasounds assess blood flow in the umbilical cord, placenta, and fetal vessels. They are typically done in the second or third trimester to monitor fetal growth, detect signs of restricted blood supply, and evaluate high-risk pregnancies. These scans guide decisions on the timing and mode of delivery for optimal fetal outcomes.