Program of diagnostic tests

Total Health Screening is a program of diagnostic tests including:

basic and advanced blood and urine analyses supporting the detection of many diseases: anemia, blood and bone marrow neoplasms and precancerous conditions, many inflammations, including those indicating cardiovascular risk, abnormality in kidney function, arterial hypertension and diabetes
laboratory tests of liver and metabolic function indicators to identify diseases of the liver or kidneys, or diabetes
lipidogram to identify risks of stroke, heart infarction, and vascular diseases
hormonal examinations evaluating the condition of the thyroid
serological tests to detect asymptomatic viral infections of the liver
faeces examinations to identify pathologies of the digestive tract
genetic examinations for women focusing on congenital predispositions to breast, ovarian and cervical cancer

radiological tests of the thorax evaluating the condition of lungs and the cardiovascular system
ultrasound examinations of the abdominal cavity to identify abnormalities in the structure and functioning of organs in the abdominal cavity, including neoplastic lesions or cysts
Doppler sonography of cartoid arteries, enabling to evaluate their severity of stenosis and risk of a stroke
electrocardiography showing abnormalities in the structure and functioning of the heart muscle
mammography/ultrasonography of breasts to detect early neoplastic lesions
computed tomography of coronary vessels – in the case of medical indications;
electrocardiography/stress test used to evaluate the condition of the heart and coronary vessels
spirometry test evaluating the condition of the respiratory system
ultrasonography of the urogenital organs
MRI scan