Ultrasound clinic

Ultrasound is a modern non-invasive method that uses the physical properties of ultrasound, and therefore does not expose the patient to radiation. Its versatile applications and safety for the patient even with an unlimited number of control examinations have helped ultrasound take a significant place among diagnostic imaging methods. Ultrasound has a wide range of examinations that can be applied to both adults and children.

How to prepare for the examination:

For abdominal examination

The day before the exam:

• Avoid legumes, dairy products, fresh bread
• Eat non-bloating foods (e.g. poultry, rice, light soups...)
• Avoid carbonated mineral and sparkling drinks
• If you suffer from bloating, take medication to reduce gas

Morning before the exam:

• No eating or drinking
• No chewing gum
• No smoking
• Take regular medications with a small amount of still water
• Children under 3 years can eat 3 hours before the examination

For kidney and bladder examination:

1-2 hours before the examination drink at least 0.5l of fluid (tea, still water) to ensure the bladder is sufficiently full.

For breast, neck, thyroid gland, lymph nodes, vessels of lower and upper limbs and carotid examinations no preparation is needed.