Careful review
The examination is guided by your reason for visiting, symptoms and records, with careful imaging of the relevant organs and structures.
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Abdominal ultrasound
Abdominal ultrasound will soon be available at MediCare Lo. This non-invasive examination uses sound waves to show the organs and structures in the abdomen, without ionising radiation. Until the service launches, please call us for updates on availability.
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An examination using sound waves.
Careful assessment without ionising radiation.
Careful assessment without ionising radiation.
What to expect from the examination
- A non-invasive examination of the abdominal organs and structures
- Imaging of the liver, gallbladder, kidneys, pancreas, spleen and abdominal aorta when medically needed
- An examination using an ultrasound probe and gel applied to the skin
- Review of existing medical records and previous results
- Specific preparation instructions confirmed before your appointment
- A clear explanation of the findings and recommended next steps
Why MediCare Lo?
A good ultrasound examination starts with a clear reason for your visit, appropriate preparation and an understandable explanation of the findings.
Clear preparation
Preparation depends on the type and scope of the examination. You will receive specific instructions when booking, before visiting the clinic.
Clear results
The findings should be clearly explained and linked to recommendations for further assessment or follow-up when needed.
Before your first visit
Not yet. The service is coming soon. We will publish the confirmed launch date and appointment information as soon as available. Please call the clinic for updates.
It is a non-invasive examination that uses sound waves to produce images of the abdominal organs and structures. It does not use ionising radiation.
Preparation depends on the area being examined and may involve temporarily avoiding food or arriving with a full bladder. Once the service is available, you will receive specific instructions when booking. Do not change your treatment without advice from a healthcare professional.
If available, bring a referral or recommendation, previous ultrasound and other relevant findings, laboratory results and a list of your current treatments.