At Northway Clinic, we offer a wide range of ultrasound (USG) examinations for both women and men. Ultrasound examinations are performed by highly qualified specialists with extensive experience and expertise in ultrasound diagnostics, providing patients with accurate, high-quality and clear examination results.
We offer:
- breast ultrasound;
- ultrasound of the uterus and ovaries;
- testicular ultrasound;
- prostate ultrasound;
- thyroid ultrasound;
- kidney and urinary tract ultrasound;
- abdominal ultrasound (liver, gallbladder, pancreas and other organs);
- ultrasound examinations during pregnancy.
When is an ultrasound examination recommended?
Ultrasound is a widely used, informative and non-invasive diagnostic method that allows doctors to assess the structure of different organs and tissues and monitor changes over time.
An ultrasound examination may be recommended in cases of pain or discomfort, changes in organ function, to monitor previously identified changes, or when recommended by a doctor.
Ultrasound is used both for diagnosis and monitoring during treatment and, in certain cases, as part of a preventive health assessment.
Gynaecological ultrasound
Gynaecological ultrasound allows the assessment of the uterus, ovaries and other pelvic organs, as well as changes occurring throughout the menstrual cycle.
The examination can be used to monitor follicle growth, ovulation and corpus luteum development, as well as changes in the thickness and structure of the endometrium.
Gynaecological ultrasound may be recommended if:
- you have menstrual cycle irregularities;
- you are planning a pregnancy;
- you are undergoing fertility assessment or treatment;
- you have pain or discomfort in the lower abdomen or pelvic area;
- previously identified changes need to be monitored;
- your doctor has recommended an examination.
Ultrasound during pregnancy
Ultrasound is an important part of pregnancy monitoring. Examinations are performed according to the stage of pregnancy and the patient’s individual situation.
The following examinations are available:
- detailed expert fetal ultrasound;
- first, second and third trimester screening ultrasound;
- fetal Doppler ultrasound and biometry;
- fetal heart rate assessment with CTG;
- publicly funded pregnancy monitoring and ultrasound screening examinations (a referral from the treating doctor is required).
Ultrasound is non-invasive and generally does not cause discomfort and can be performed during pregnancy when medically indicated.
Quality diagnostics at Northway Clinic
Ultrasound examinations are performed by highly qualified specialists with extensive experience in performing ultrasound examinations and interpreting the results.
If you are unsure which ultrasound examination you need, our specialists can help you choose the most appropriate examination based on your symptoms and needs.