Ultrasonographic examination in Bratislava

Ultrasound penetrates the tissues but does not damage them: it does not cause structural changes in the cells and does not cause a new focus of inflammation. USG allows you to evaluate the condition of internal organs, determine their size and detect pathologies.

For example, USG in urology provides the urologist with detailed information about structural and functional changes in the genitourinary system. The examination reveals disorders in the functioning of the kidneys, bladder and prostate.

USG in gynecology makes it possible to detect gynecological diseases in the early stages, to evaluate the anatomical properties of the structure of the ovaries, cervix and fallopian tubes. Based on the results of the ultrasound, the gynecologist will choose an effective rehabilitation program with minimal risks to women's health.

Based on the results of the examination, a suitable treatment will be selected. For example, an ultrasound examination of the bladder can reveal inflammation (cystitis). In this case, gentle anti-inflammatory drugs are selected, physiotherapeutic procedures are prescribed to restore and strengthen the urinary tract.

Types of ultrasound in Doktorpro:

• ultrasound of abdominal organs (liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen) with examination of the portal blood circulation,
• ultrasound of the urinary system (kidneys, bladder),
• kidney ultrasound,
• thyroid ultrasound,
• ultrasound of pleural cavities,
• salivary gland ultrasound (parotid),
• salivary gland ultrasound (subcutaneous),
• ultrasound of surface formations of soft tissues and peripheral lymph nodes (one area),
• adrenal ultrasound
• ultrasound of small pelvic organs in women transabdominal (uterus) with Doppler,
• testicular ultrasound,
• breast ultrasound with dopplerometry and regional lymph nodes,
• ultrasound of small pelvic organs in men abdominally (prostate, bladder) with dopplerometry,
• doppler ultrasonography of the carotid arteries and major cerebral vessels in the neck
• abdominal aortic ultrasonography,
• dopplerography of the veins of the lower or upper limbs (two),
• dopplerography of the veins of the lower and upper limbs (one),
• doppler ultrasonography of the arteries of the lower or upper limbs.