Ultrasonography

Ultrasonography

Ultrasonography (ultrasound) at Lasco Medicare uses modern ultrasound systems with high-frequency transducers and Doppler capability to produce clear, real-time images of internal organs and blood flow. Each scan is performed by an experienced sonologist and reviewed by a senior radiologist to ensure accurate interpretation and reliable reports.

Why is Ultrasonography Done?

Ultrasound helps diagnose and monitor a wide range of conditions, including abdominal pain, gallstones, kidney issues, pregnancy and fetal health, vascular problems, soft-tissue injuries, thyroid and breast abnormalities, and for guiding minimally invasive procedures.

Types of Ultrasound We Provide

  • Abdominal Ultrasound — liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, kidneys.
  • Obstetric & Gynaecologic Ultrasound — fetal growth, anomaly checks, prenatal measurements (3D/4D available where clinically appropriate).
  • Pelvic Ultrasound — uterus, ovaries, and prostate (transabdominal/transvaginal/transrectal as required).
  • Doppler Ultrasound — assess blood flow in arteries and veins.
  • Musculoskeletal Ultrasound — joints, tendons, soft-tissue injuries.
  • Thyroid & Neck Ultrasound — nodules, enlargement, lymph nodes.
  • Breast Ultrasound — evaluate lumps and guide biopsies.
  • Procedural Ultrasound — image guidance for biopsies or fluid drainage.

How We Perform Ultrasound at Lasco Medicare

  • Appointment & Registration — Book via our website, Doctor/Test Appointment form, or by phone. Choose your preferred branch (Bally or Chinsurah) so the enquiry routes correctly.
  • Preparation & Arrival — Staff confirm instructions (fasting or full bladder) before the scan. Comfortable private rooms are provided.
  • Scan by Trained Staff — A qualified sonologist performs the scan using appropriate probes and Doppler where needed. The sonologist may discuss preliminary findings with you.
  • Radiologist Review & Report — A senior radiologist reviews images and finalizes the report. Images are archived for future reference.
  • Report Delivery — Digital reports are made available via email/portal; printed copies provided on request.

Preparing for Common Scans (typical guidelines)

  • Abdominal: Fast 6–8 hours (no food; clear fluids as advised).
  • Pelvic/Obstetric: Drink water and avoid urinating so the bladder is comfortably full.
  • Vascular/Musculoskeletal/Thyroid/Breast: No special prep usually required.

Safety & Turnaround

Ultrasound uses sound waves (no ionizing radiation) and is safe for all ages, including pregnancy. Routine reports are typically ready within 24 hours; urgent scans can be reported the same day on request.

FAQs

Most reports are available within 8–12 hours; urgent cases are prioritized.

Yes, via our website, phone, or WhatsApp.

Yes, you can securely access and download reports via our patient portal.

Yes, we are empanelled with CGHS, ESIC, WBHS, and accept most health insurance schemes.
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