At Vitromed Clinic, we offer expert-level ultrasound diagnostics using a premium-grade GE Voluson E8 machine with Doppler imaging. This cutting-edge equipment ensures accurate, reliable results, significantly speeding up diagnosis and treatment initiation.

Indications for Ultrasound (USG)
Comprehensive internal organ ultrasound is recommended:

• Upon patient request — for a full assessment of liver, biliary tract, spleen, kidneys, adrenal glands, pancreas, pelvic organs, thyroid, breasts, and scrotal structures.
• With unclear clinical presentation — when symptoms, lab tests, and clinical findings conflict.
• To exclude or confirm oncology — evaluating organ structure, identifying tumors, and determining their extent.
• For monitoring known conditions — assessing disease progression and treatment effectiveness.
• At first suspicion of pathology — when new symptoms arise.
• As part of preventive checkups, especially in obstetrics and gynecology for early disease detection.

Prenatal Ultrasound and Diagnostics
First-Trimester Screening (per FMF standards, 10–14 weeks)

Designed to detect chromosomal abnormalities early:

Fetal ultrasound measuring:

• Nuchal translucency (NT)
• Nasal bone
• Heart rate and general development

"Double test" maternal serum markers:

• Free β-hCG
• PAPP-A
• Abnormal results do not require termination, only further testing (e.g., amniocentesis, chorionic villus sampling).

Routine Pregnancy Ultrasounds

• Safe and informative, these ultrasounds help to:
• Identify multiple or ectopic pregnancies
• Confirm gestational age and fetal sex
• Detect fetal anomalies, placental or cord issues
• Monitor uterine and cervical health

Benefits at Vitromed

• One-stop visit – complete ultrasound including Doppler
• Expert-grade GE equipment
• Highly qualified physicians
• Results available immediately or same day
• Collaboration with international specialists

Types of Studies

• Abdominal ultrasound: assesses organ structure, inflammation, tumors, post-trauma changes
• Liver: hepatitis, cirrhosis, tumors, fatty infiltration
• Gallbladder: stones, polyps, inflammation
• Pancreas: pancreatitis, cysts, tumors
• Spleen: infarcts, abscesses, tumors
• Adrenals: cysts, tumors, hyperplasia
• Kidneys & bladder: stones, inflammation, tumors
• Pelvic ultrasound: inflammation, cysts, fibroids, endometriosis, infertility evaluation, blood flow via Doppler
• Thyroid ultrasound: identifies structural changes like nodules, thyroiditis, and cancer
• Breast ultrasound: evaluates cysts, fibroids, tumors; enables guided biopsy of suspicious lesions

Preparation Guidelines

• Abdominal scan: fast for 6–8 h; low-residue diet and charcoal if bloating
• Bladder scan: drink 1 L water 2 h before the exam
• Transvaginal scan: empty bladder, performed early in the session

When to Get an Ultrasound

• Annually, for preventive care
• When planning pregnancy
• For lab result clarification
• When cancer is suspected
• In high-stress lifestyles or poor environmental conditions
• Participants in weight loss or erectile dysfunction programs
• Prior to long trips or business assignments