Diagnostics

Available examinations

Ultrasonography:

• Abdominal ultrasonography;
• Ultrasound of the thyroid gland and epithelial cells;
• Musculoskeletal ultrasonography;
• Soft tissue ultrasonography;
• Pleural space ultrasonography;
• Gynecological and obstetric ultrasonography;
• Transrectal prostate ultrasonography;
• Testicular ultrasonography;
• Anal three-dimensional ultrasonography;
• Vascular ultrasonography – abdominal aorta, leg vein duplex, ultrasonography.
• Invasive ultrasonography:

Punctures of the thyroid gland, superficially localized structures, prostate gland and abdominal organs with subsequent cytological and histological morphological examination of the obtained material.

Computed tomography:

• Computed tomography of the head;
• Computed tomography of the vertebrae;
• Computed tomography of the bone joint system;
• Computed tomography of the soft tissues of the neck;
• Lung and mediastinal computed tomography;
• Laryngeal computed tomography;
• Abdominal and pelvic computed tomography;
• Computed tomography angiography – thoracic and abdominal aorta, pelvic and leg arteries, pulmonary arteries, neck and head arteries, renal arteries.

Magnetic resonance:

• For brain and spinal cord, incl. functional examinations – spectroscopy, tractor, cerebrospinal fluid dynamics, etc .;
• Magnetic resonance imaging of the spine;
• Magnetic resonance of the abdomen;
• Magnetic resonance of bile ducts – cholangiopancreatography
• Small pelvic magnetic resonance – gynecological and prostate;
• Magnetic resonance imaging of joints and soft tissues;
• Magnetic resonance angiography – head arteries, venous head angiography, abdominal aorta, renal arteries.
• X-rays:Esophageal examination;
• Examination of the stomach and duodenum;
• Examination of the colon – irrigoscopy;
• Fistulography;
• Endoscopic retrograde cholangiopancreatography;
• Defecography – functional examination of the rectum;
• Hysterosalpingography.

Osteodensitometry (DXA)

X-rays, X-rays, computed tomography and ultrasonography require a referral from a family doctor or specialist. Magnetic resonance imaging requires a referral from a specialist.

Cardiovascular examinations

Electrocardiography (ECG). Echocardiographic examinations are performed in two ways – transthorocal echocardiography is performed non-invasively (EHO) and invasively, transiophageal echocardiographic manipulation (TEE) is performed by inserting the probe into the esophagus; Stress echocardiography; Holter monitoring of the heart (24, 48, or 72 hours) and 24-hour blood pressure monitoring; Bicycle ergometry (VELO);

Nervous system examinations

• Neurometry, electromyography (EMG), neurography. Nerve and muscle ultrasonography is used as an additional examination method for EMG. Electroencephalography (EEG) is used to record brain potential;
  Long-term video electroencephalography (VIDEO EEG), examination time on average four days;
  Neurological examinations also include duplex scanning of arteries and veins in the blood vessels and extremities of the head;
  Transcranial dopplerography with monitoring system.

Lung system examinations

• Spirometry;
• Bronchial dilation test;
• Body plethysmography;
• Diffusion capacity test.