Women's
diseases |
Breast ultrasound |
A test to determine the presence or
absence of benign/malignant tumors by
observing breast tissue with ultrasound |
- In case of dense breast
- When mammography is found
- If there is a lump to be touched, it is performed in parallel with mammography.
|
| Pelvic ultrasound |
A test to diagnose uterine fibroids,
ovarian tumors, etc.by checking a
woman's internal genital organs such as uterus,
ovaries, and fallopian tubes with ultrasound |
- If you have menstrual abnormalities
- If there is an abnormality in vaginal secretion
|
Men's
diseases |
Prostate ultrasound |
A test that checks the volume of the prostate
and the presence of tumors by inserting
an endoscope into the rectum |
- If you have a dysuria
- Prostate cancer marker test findings
|
Respiratory
system |
Low-dose lung CT |
A test for diagnosing lung diseases
by performing computed tomography
of the chest |
- Current or past smokers
- When a pulmonary nodule follow-up is required
- 65 years old or older
|
Digestive
system |
Colonoscopy |
Tests aimed at early diagnosis
and treatment of colon cancer |
- If you are over 40 years of age and have no Inspection experience
- If you have a family history of colorectal cancer
- If normal, it is recommended every 3 to 5 years
|
CT of the
abdominal pelvis |
Close-up tomography of liver, gallbladder,
kidney, spleen, pancreas, etc. |
- When observing suspected abnormalities as a result of abdominal ultrasound
- Chronic liver disease (chronic hepatitis and cirrhosis)
- If you have a family history of pancreatic cancer among your immediate family members
|
Systemic
cancer
screening |
Whole body Fusion
PET_CT
(including brain) |
As a test for early diagnosis of cancer,
additional detailed tests
(CT, MRI, endoscopy, etc.) are required
when abnormal findings are observed. |
- If you want to diagnose whole body cancer
|
Cerebrovascular
system |
Brain MRI and MRA |
MRI: Brain structure and tissue abnormality
MRA: Brain vessel abnormality check |
- If severe or progressive arteriosclerosis progresses gradually on ultrasound of the carotid artery
- In case of uncontrolled cardio-cerebrovascular disease risk factors such as smoking, alcohol, high blood pressure, hyperlipidemia, diabetes, etc.
- If you have a family history of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease
|
| Carotid ultrasound |
A test that evaluates the presence and
progression of atherosclerosis by observing
the carotid artery that supplies blood
to the brain with ultrasound |
- In case of uncontrolled cardio-cerebrovascular disease risk factors such as smoking, alcohol, high blood pressure, hyperlipidemia, diabetes, etc.
- If you have a family history of cardiovascular and cerebrovascular disease
|
Endocrine
system |
Thyroid ultrasound |
Tests to diagnose thyroid cancer |
- In the past, when there was a finding that required an ultrasound of the thyroid gland
|
| Bone density test |
A test to diagnose osteopenia and porosity
by measuring the bone density of the spine
and femoral head |
- Menopausal women
- Men over 65 years old
- Underweight
- Gastric cancer, breast cancer, and prostate cancer experience
|
Cardiovascular
system |
Heart CT |
A test to determine the presence and
progression of arteriosclerosis
in the heart artery (coronary artery) |
- If you have suspected symptoms of cardiovascular disease
- In case of uncontrolled cardio-cerebrovascular disease risk factors such as smoking, alcohol, high blood pressure, hyperlipidemia, diabetes, etc.
|
| Echocardiography |
Ultrasound examination to check the
movement pattern of the heart muscle and
the function of the heart valve |
- When there is an electrocardiogram findings
- Suspicious symptoms of arrhythmia or valve disease
|
| Exercise load test |
A test to diagnose angina pectoris and
myocardial infarction by observing changes in
electrocardiogram and blood pressure
while walking and running for about
10 to 15 minutes on a treadmill |
- Cardiovascular disease diagnosis when not previously diagnosed with angina or myocardial infarction
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