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Musculoskeletal scans

Musculoskeletal scans About Musculoskeletal Scans This new and dynamic field of expertise has revolutionised the way we care for joint and sporting ailments. Ultrasound offers a real-time assessment that cannot be gained by X-Rays, CT or MRI. You no longer need suffer from unexplained aches and pains, and there is no need to simply chalk […]

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Vascular scans

Vascular scans About Vascular Scans Our body is a road map of arteries, veins and capillaries. Ultrasound imaging is a non-invasive method of assessing the general patency and performance of these vessels. Scans performed include carotid artery screening and imaging for potential deep vein thrombosis (DVT). If you are worried about any part of your

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Small parts scans

Small parts About Small Parts Scans In the medical world we bracket small organs such as thyroid and salivary glands into a group known as ‘small parts’ imaging. If you have any part of your body that doesn’t feel quite right, we can take a look with ultrasound. It is important to seek a diagnostic

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Testes or scrotal scans

Test or scrotal scans About Testes or scrotal Scans Testicular or scrotal ultrasound is usually the first line method for examining the testicles and surrounding tissues. If you are experiencing any pain in the testicle then it is very important to check it out. Also, if you feel a lump then ultrasound will certainly be

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Aorta Scans

Aorta scans About Aorta Scans Abdominal aortic aneurysms are relatively common and potentially life-threatening. Patients are usually asymptomatic until they expand or rupture. There is a national abdominal aortic aneurysm screening program known as AAA screening which is offered to all men aged 65 and over, so you should check with your GP to see

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Pelvic Scans

Pelvic scans About Pelvic Scans Usually this scan is performed for women who suffer pain in the pelvis, have abnormal uterine or vaginal bleeding and is especially important for those who have a family history of ovarian cancer or some other risk for ovarian cancer. It is always a good idea to have regular check

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Renal Scans

Renal scans About Renal Scans If you are experiencing upper abdominal or lower back pain starting in the small of the back, below the ribs or in the lower abdomen, it may be that you have a kidney or renal problem which could include renal calculi or stones. Feeling nauseous, cloudy urine and a burning

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Abdominal Scans

Abdominal Scans About Abdominal Scans Both men and women will at some point suffer abdominal pain and discomfort. Ultrasound is able to detect a wide number of ailments and importantly rule out some of the more fearful problems. Waiting for things to get better isn’t always helpful to those who need answers. These scans offer

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4D Pregnancy Scans

4D pregnancy scans 4D Growth & Well-being scan (24+ weeks) This is my: baby centres offer a warm and friendly environment for you to enjoy this precious bonding experience with your baby. Our 4D scan will also assess the growth and well-being of your baby as well as allowing you to enjoy seeing them move

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Routine Pregnancy Scans

Routine pregnancy scans Pregnancy Scan (6 – 23 weeks) Also known as an early pregnancy, viability, dating or reassurance scan, this ultrasound scan will give an accurate estimation of the date of your pregnancy and will ensure you don’t miss out on important pregnancy choices such as early screening opportunities. The pregnancy scan will measure

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