Ultrasound Imaging Center
High-resolution diagnostic ultrasound scans providing safe, radiation-free medical imaging for accurate clinical reports.
Obstetric & General Imaging
Our scan center is staffed by polite, qualified sonographers. We prioritize patient comfort and provide clear, high-contrast printouts along with detailed radiological reporting. We ensure pregnancy scans are memorable and clinical scans are precise.
Diagnostic Scan Menu & Requirements
Pregnancy / Obstetric Scan
ObstetricClinical Scope: Fetal developmental tracking, anatomy check, fetal heartbeat, single or multiple pregnancy detection.
Preparation: Drink 3 to 4 glasses of water 1 hour before the scan. Do not empty your bladder.
Abdominal & Pelvic Scan
General UltrasoundClinical Scope: Inspection of liver, gall bladder, kidneys, pancreas, spleen, uterus, and ovaries to identify cysts, stones, or inflammation.
Preparation: Fast (no food or drinks) for 6 to 8 hours prior. For pelvic checks, keep a full bladder.
Prostate Ultrasound Scan
Men's HealthClinical Scope: Evaluate prostate volume, benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) checks, bladder residual volume screening.
Preparation: Drink 4 glasses of water 1 hour prior. Maintain a full bladder.
Breast Ultrasound Scan
Women's HealthClinical Scope: Targeted examination of breast tissue lumps, nodules, or glandular tissue evaluation.
Preparation: No special preparations. Wear a comfortable two-piece outfit.
Thyroid & Neck Scan
Soft TissueClinical Scope: Assess thyroid swelling, parathyroid nodules, lymph nodes, or soft tissue swellings in the neck.
Preparation: No special preparations. Remove necklaces or neck jewelry beforehand.
| Scan Type | Category | Clinical Scope | Patient Preparation |
|---|---|---|---|
| Pregnancy / Obstetric Scan | Obstetric | Fetal developmental tracking, anatomy check, fetal heartbeat, single or multiple pregnancy detection. | Drink 3 to 4 glasses of water 1 hour before the scan. Do not empty your bladder. |
| Abdominal & Pelvic Scan | General Ultrasound | Inspection of liver, gall bladder, kidneys, pancreas, spleen, uterus, and ovaries to identify cysts, stones, or inflammation. | Fast (no food or drinks) for 6 to 8 hours prior. For pelvic checks, keep a full bladder. |
| Prostate Ultrasound Scan | Men's Health | Evaluate prostate volume, benign prostatic hyperplasia (BPH) checks, bladder residual volume screening. | Drink 4 glasses of water 1 hour prior. Maintain a full bladder. |
| Breast Ultrasound Scan | Women's Health | Targeted examination of breast tissue lumps, nodules, or glandular tissue evaluation. | No special preparations. Wear a comfortable two-piece outfit. |
| Thyroid & Neck Scan | Soft Tissue | Assess thyroid swelling, parathyroid nodules, lymph nodes, or soft tissue swellings in the neck. | No special preparations. Remove necklaces or neck jewelry beforehand. |
💧 Pelvic & Obstetric Hydration Rules
For pelvic and obstetric (pregnancy) scans, sound waves travel best through liquid. You must drink 3 to 4 large glasses of water 1 hour before your scan appointment. Do not empty your bladder or urinate before entering the scan room. Having a comfortably full bladder ensures the highest quality image resolution.
🍽️ Upper Abdominal Fasting Rules
For upper abdominal scans (inspecting liver, gall bladder, or pancreas), food intake causes the gallbladder to contract and increases gas in the digestive tract, obscuring organ visibility. You must fast (eat and drink nothing but plain water) for 6 to 8 hours prior to your ultrasound scan.
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