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Abdominal ultrasonography (USG) is a safe, painless and informative diagnostic method that can assess the condition of the abdominal organs. During the examination, the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, kidneys and other organs are examined using ultrasound.
This method helps to detect various diseases - stones, inflammation, cysts, tumours or other structural changes - at an early stage.
We will contact you shortly to clarify the procedure and time of your visit.
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You should not eat, drink carbonated beverages or smoke for 6-8 hours before the examination.
Only pure still water is allowed.
If you take regular medication, inform your doctor.
It is especially important to prepare if you are having a gallbladder test, as recent food intake can interfere with the test
The patient is lying on their back or side.
The doctor applies a special gel to the skin of the abdomen and uses an ultrasound transducer to check the internal organs.
The procedure is painless and takes about 15-30 minutes
After the examination, you can immediately get a medical opinion and, if necessary, further recommendations for treatment or further tests.The results will also be available in DATAMED
Abdominal ultrasonography is recommended every 5 years as a preventive measure, or more often if your doctor decides, based on your health status and symptoms.
No, it is a safe and harmless method that does not use radiation.
No, the examination is painless and completely comfortable.
On average 15-30 minutes, depending on the area and organs to be examined.
If you have abdominal pain, indigestion, suspected gallbladder or kidney stones, suspected masses in the abdominal organs, or once a year as a preventive measure.
You can make an appointment without a GP referral.
