Exams are performed by the specialist during your visit, so the result can be interpreted right away.
Records the electrical activity of the heart within a few minutes. It detects rhythm disorders, signs of ischemia and enlargement of the heart chambers.
An ultrasound of the heart that shows the size of the chambers, the pumping strength, the valves and the pressures inside the heart. It is the basic exam for heart failure and valve disease.
A small device records your ECG throughout the day and night while you go about your usual life. It is used for palpitations and dizziness, and to capture arrhythmias that do not appear during the visit.
A small device with a cuff measures blood pressure automatically every 15–30 minutes during the day and night. It shows real-life values outside the medical setting, blood pressure during the night and the effect of treatment; it also detects “white coat hypertension”.
Examination of the stomach (gastroscopy) and the large intestine (colonoscopy, sigmoidoscopy) with an endoscope. During the exam, biopsies can be taken, Helicobacter pylori can be tested for and colon polyps can be removed.
An ultrasound of the abdominal organs: the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen and kidneys. It is the basic exam for hepatic steatosis (fatty liver disease), gallstones and abnormal liver tests. No radiation.
An ultrasound of the thyroid gland that measures its size and assesses nodules according to the TI-RADS classification. It helps decide whether a nodule should be monitored or biopsied. No radiation.
X-rays, CT scans and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans you have had at other imaging centers are interpreted by the specialist in relation to your symptoms and clinical condition. Exams that use radiation are not performed at the clinic.
Blood samples for tests are taken at the clinic. The specialist reviews the results and explains what they mean for you.
Ultrasound of the joints and tendons shows fluid in the joint, inflammation of the synovial membrane, erosions and crystals. It is performed during the rheumatology visit, with no radiation.
An injection of medication (a corticosteroid or hyaluronic acid) directly into the joint to reduce pain and inflammation. When it is done under ultrasound guidance, the needle reaches the right place accurately.
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