Ultrasound on Poznyaki

Ultrasound diagnostics (USG) is a modern, safe and painless examination method that is widely used to diagnose various diseases and conditions. Due to its high accuracy, speed of execution and accessibility, USG is one of the most popular diagnostic methods in modern medicine.

You can have an ultrasound in Poznyaki at the Oxford Medical medical center. We have installed modern, expert-class equipment that provides high-quality images. Thanks to this, as well as the high qualifications of doctors, patients of our ultrasound clinic in Kyiv in Poznyaki always receive the most accurate results.

At Oxford Medical, you can have an X-ray and an ultrasound in Poznyaki, take tests, get doctor's consultations and undergo treatment for a wide range of diseases. We provide comprehensive medical services for adults and children.

By choosing Oxford Medical for an ultrasound near the Poznyaky metro station, you receive high-quality service, accurate results, and a professional approach to your health.

Ultrasound is a fast, safe and highly informative diagnostic method. It is widely used in both adults and children.

Ultrasound can be prescribed for the following purposes:

• Health check-up. It is used to detect possible pathologies in the early stages, even if there are no obvious symptoms.
• Identifying the cause of symptoms. If the patient feels pain, discomfort, swelling or has other symptoms, ultrasound will help determine the cause.
• Monitoring chronic diseases. Ultrasound examination allows you to track the dynamics of the disease and assess the effectiveness of the prescribed treatment.
• Diagnostics after injuries. In cases of injuries, ultrasound helps to accurately determine the localization and nature of the problem.
• Monitoring during pregnancy. Ultrasound is an indispensable tool for assessing fetal development and monitoring the mother's condition.

Ultrasound diagnostics is a simple, quick and painless procedure.

Here is how the examination usually takes place:

1. The patient takes a comfortable position on the couch, lying on his back, side or stomach, depending on the examination area.
2. The doctor applies a special transparent gel to the area of ​​the skin in the projection of the examined organ. It is necessary to improve contact between the sensor and the body, as well as for clear transmission of ultrasound waves.
3. The specialist moves the sensor over the skin over the examined organs. Ultrasound waves penetrate the tissues, reflect from the internal organs and return to the sensor. An image appears on the monitor in real time, which the doctor analyzes.
4. The doctor evaluates the data obtained, records possible pathologies or changes in the organs.
5. After the examination is completed, he gives the patient a conclusion.

The procedure usually takes from 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the volume and complexity of the examination.

Preparation for ultrasound examination depends on its type.

Main recommendations:

• Ultrasound of the abdomen: 2–3 days before the examination, follow a diet that reduces gas formation (avoid dairy products, carbonated drinks, legumes). The procedure is performed on an empty stomach.
• Ultrasound of the pelvis: for a transabdominal examination, the bladder must be filled (drink several glasses of water an hour before the procedure). Transvaginal examination does not require preparation.

For ultrasound examination of other organs (thyroid gland, heart, mammary glands, joints), special preparation is not required.

It is advisable to clarify the features of the preparation with the doctor who prescribes the ultrasound. In some cases, individual recommendations may differ from the general ones.