Ultrasonography
Uses radio band waves in order to have the image of internal organs along with other tissues. An instrument known as a transducer transforms the electrical current into sound waves.
Level 1 and Level 2 Scan
In level one the size of the baby is checked along with the date of pregnancy and also look for any defects, in level two, which is more extended, and takes more time, because the doctors have to look at each body part and also measure it, to be assured that there is no problem.
3D and 4D scans
Ultrasound scans like 3 D and 4 Dare very much similar to the pictures you click of your babies. During a 3 D scan, many pictures of babies are clicked in 2D and them compiled together to create a 3D image. While in 4 D scan, the pictures are taken in real time and one can see the babies activities. Very much similar to live streaming / video.
Fetal echocardiography
Very similar to ultrasound, this allows your doctors to better see the structure and functionality of unborn child’s heart rate.
Color Doppler
Doppler ultrasound, helps doctors see what is going on inside our body without the use of X- rays or injections.
Sonomammography
The first stage of breast assessment is called a mammogram. It is a low dose x-ray of each breast, which can reveal tumors or any other abnormalities. It is accepted globally as a son of the most effective methods of detecting breast cancer.
Elastography
It is a medical representation that plots the changeable properties along with stiffness of any soft tissue. The main feature is that the tissue is hard or soft, it will give an idea about the disease.
Digital radiography
Is another form of X-ray imaging, in which X-ray sensors are used, and not the traditional ones. They have many advantages, including time-saving, along with the ability to transfer the images digitally.
ECG
Is a tool to diagnose electrocardiogram, used to measure electrical and muscular functions of the heart.
Fully Computerized Lab Investigations
We conduct a variety of tests, including
Hematology
1. Stool
2. Urine
3. Serology
4. Clinical Biochemistry to name a few.