A non-invasive scan to assess abdominal organs like the liver, kidneys, pancreas, and bladder.
Helps detect infections, tumors, stones, or other abnormalities.
Recommended for pain, bloating, or general abdominal health assessment.
Examines abdominal organs including uterus, ovaries, kidneys, and bladder. Useful in diagnosing cysts, fibroids, gallstones, and liver conditions.
Often used in cases of abdominal pain or menstrual irregularities.
Focuses on the urinary system to detect stones, blockages, or infections.
Often done after a female abdominal ultrasound for detailed bladder or kidney evaluation.
Safe, quick, and highly effective for urinary complaints.
An internal scan to evaluate uterus, ovaries, and surrounding structures.
Provides detailed images for menstrual issues, infertility, or pelvic pain.
Offers greater accuracy than external pelvic scans.
Advanced 3D imaging of female pelvic organs for enhanced visualization.
Helps in assessing uterine abnormalities, fibroids, or congenital issues.
Highly useful in fertility evaluations and treatment planning.
Evaluates thyroid gland, lymph nodes, and soft tissues of the neck.
Useful for detecting thyroid nodules, cysts, or lymphadenopathy.
Often recommended in cases of neck swelling or thyroid disorders.
A targeted scan to evaluate pleural spaces and chest wall structures.
Assists in diagnosing pleural effusion, masses, or inflammation.
Non-invasive and often used alongside X-rays or CT scans.
Ultrasound of the breasts to evaluate lumps, cysts, or other abnormalities.
Often used in combination with mammography, especially for dense breast tissue.
Safe and radiation-free diagnostic option for breast concerns.
Assesses soft tissues like muscles, tendons, and skin layers.
Helpful in identifying abscesses, cysts, hernias, or trauma-related issues.
Commonly used for swelling, pain, or masses in limbs or other areas.
Visualizes rotator cuff, tendons, and joint structures of the shoulder.
Used to diagnose tears, impingements, or inflammation.
Useful in evaluating pain, limited movement, or injury.
Scans soft tissues around the knee including ligaments and tendons.
Detects joint effusion, bursitis, and soft tissue injuries.
Helpful in managing sports injuries and chronic knee pain.
Examines tendons, ligaments, and joints in the ankle region. Identifies sprains, inflammation, and soft tissue damage.
Ideal for post-injury evaluation or persistent ankle pain.
Used to assess hip joint, muscles, and surrounding tissues.
Common in infants for developmental dysplasia screening.
Also useful in adults with pain, arthritis, or suspected injuries.
Targets the area around the anus to detect abscesses or fistulas.
Helpful in evaluating chronic perianal pain or discharge.
Often used in conjunction with clinical examination.
Brain ultrasound for infants through the fontanelle (soft spot).
Detects bleeding, hydrocephalus, or developmental anomalies.
Safe and essential for early neurological assessments in newborns.
Evaluates blood flow in arteries of the legs.
Helps detect blockages, narrowing, or peripheral arterial disease (PAD).
Recommended for leg pain, discoloration, or non-healing wounds.
Assesses veins in the legs to check for clots or insufficiency.
Useful for diagnosing deep vein thrombosis (DVT) or varicose veins.
Non-invasive and provides real-time blood flow information.
Examines arterial circulation in the arms.
Used to identify narrowing, blockages, or reduced blood flow.
Often advised for numbness, cold extremities, or vascular assessment.
Checks for vein patency and blood flow in the arms. Detects thrombosis or venous insufficiency.
Helpful in patients with swelling or post-catheter complications.
Evaluates the function and patency of arteriovenous fistulas in dialysis patients. Ensures optimal blood flow and identifies complications like stenosis.
Vital for maintaining vascular access in hemodialysis.
Assesses blood flow in carotid arteries supplying the brain. Detects narrowing, plaques, or risk of stroke.
Essential for patients with dizziness, stroke history, or high cardiovascular risk.
Analyzes blood flow in and out of the kidneys.
Helps evaluate hypertension, renal artery stenosis, or kidney function. Non-invasive and crucial for managing renal and vascular conditions.
Splenoportal axis Doppler is an ultrasound technique used to evaluate blood flow in the spleen and portal vein. It helps in assessing portal hypertension and related vascular abnormalities.
