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Ultrasound Sonography
At SRK Scan Centre, we use advanced ultrasound technology for accurate imaging of internal organs, pregnancy monitoring, and diagnostic purposes. Our state-of-the-art equipment ensures precise results, aiding in early diagnosis and effective treatment planning.
Fetal Medicine
Specializing in fetal medicine, SRK Scan Centre offers comprehensive prenatal care through detailed fetal scans, including 3D/4D imaging. Our expert team ensures thorough evaluation and guidance for managing high-risk pregnancies, ensuring the best care for mother and child.
MSK Imaging
Musculoskeletal (MSK) imaging at SRK Scan Centre provides detailed analysis of bones, joints, and soft tissues. Using advanced techniques, our team helps diagnose conditions like arthritis, fractures, and soft tissue injuries, offering precise, timely results for effective treatment planning.
USG
- Abdomen & Pelvis
- KUB
- Follicular Scan/Baseline
- Follicular Scan
- Transvaginal Scan
- TRUS (For Prostate and Male Pelvic Mass)
Obstetrics
- Dating Scan
- NT & Aneuploidy Scan
- 16 Weeks Aneuploidy Screening
- Anomaly Scan & Doppler
- Late Anomaly Scan
- Fetal Echo
- Growth Scan with Doppler
Doppler
- Lower Limb – Artery/Venous
- Upper Limb – Artery/Venous
- Renal Artery Doppler (Over Night Fasting)
- Portal Vein Doppler
- Carotid & Vertebral Artery Doppler
- Scrotal Doppler
USG Guided Procedure
- USG Guided FNAC
- USG Guided Pleural Fluid Aspiration
- USG Guided Ascites Tapping
- USG Guided Abscess Drainage
- USG Guided Biopsy
- Others (Please Specify)
Small Parts
- Neck and Thyroid
- Scrotum
- Breast
- Neuro – Sonogram (New Born)
- Orbit
- Others (Please Specify)
MSK
- USG Shoulder
- USG Knee
- USG Hip
- USG Wrist
Test Preparation
For ultrasound scans, proper preparation is key to obtaining accurate and clear images. Patients undergoing pelvic or fetal ultrasound scans are generally required to drink plenty of water and arrive with a full bladder, as this helps improve image quality by pushing the intestines away and providing a better view of the uterus and pelvic organs. For abdominal ultrasounds, fasting for several hours before the scan is often recommended to reduce gas in the intestines, which can obstruct the view of internal organs.
In the case of anomaly scans, which assess fetal development, the position of the fetus plays a critical role in how long the scan takes. If the fetus is positioned in a way that makes it difficult to visualize all key anatomical structures, such as the heart, spine, or limbs, the scan may take longer to complete. The goal is to ensure every detail is captured for a comprehensive evaluation, so patience may be necessary.
