Benefits

Painlessness and safety

Ultrasound of the liver is a non—invasive and painless procedure that does not harm the body.

High information content

The study provides detailed information about the condition of the liver, which helps in the accurate diagnosis of diseases.

Speed of implementation

The procedure takes a little time, the results are available immediately after the study.

A wide range of applications

Ultrasound is used to diagnose various liver diseases and monitor the effectiveness of treatment.

Preparation for liver ultrasound

2-3 days before the study, products that cause gas formation (legumes, cabbage, carbonated drinks) should be excluded from the diet. On the eve of the procedure, you should refrain from eating for 6-8 hours and drinking for 2-3 hours. Smoking and chewing gum should also be avoided.

Preparation for liver ultrasound

Liver ultrasound procedure

The doctor applies a gel to the patient's skin, which improves the contact of the ultrasound sensor with the skin. The sensor moves along the surface of the abdomen, transmitting an image of the liver to the monitor. The doctor evaluates the size, shape, structure and echogenicity of the liver, identifying possible pathological changes. The procedure usually takes about 15-20 minutes.

Liver ultrasound procedure

Recommendations after liver ultrasound

After performing a liver ultrasound, the patient can immediately return to normal business. It is important to follow the doctor's recommendations, especially if pathologies have been identified that require observation or treatment.

Recommendations after liver ultrasound
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Indications and contraindications

Indications

Pain and discomfort in the liver area

Pain in the right hypochondrium, which may be associated with liver disease.

Jaundice of the skin and mucous membranes

The appearance of jaundice, which may indicate impaired liver function.

Increased levels of liver enzymes

With changes in biochemical blood tests, such as an increase in ALT and AST levels.

Diagnosis and monitoring of chronic liver diseases

Ultrasound is used to detect and monitor diseases such as hepatitis, cirrhosis, fatty degeneration and liver tumors.

Expected effect

Accurate diagnosis

Ultrasound can detect diseases such as hepatitis, cirrhosis, fatty degeneration and tumors, and assess their severity.

Monitoring of chronic diseases

Regular ultrasound allows you to track the dynamics of chronic liver diseases and adjust treatment.

Identification of hidden pathologies

Detection of diseases in the early stages, when symptoms have not yet appeared.

Monitoring the effectiveness of treatment

Ultrasound is used to evaluate the results of treatment and helps doctors adjust therapy.

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Mon–Sun 09:00-21:00
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Address
7/1 Sadovaya-Sukharevskaya str., 129090, Moscow
  • Route from the «Sukharevskaya» metro station
  • Route from the «Tsvetnoy Boulevard» metro station
Route

From the metro station "Tsvetnoy Bulvar"

1 exit to the city, then left to the Garden Ring, at the crossing to the right, crossing the boulevard, one more crossing and at the traffic light to the left. The Olymp Clinic building is located overlooking the Garden Ring to the right of the crossing. Travel time is approximately 9 minutes. Landmark - sign Olymp Clini

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From the metro station "Sukharevskaya"

Exit 3 from the metro and 640 meters straight ahead, the clinic will be on the right. Landmark - sign Olymp Clinic

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Exit 3 from the metro and 640 meters straight ahead, the clinic will be on the right. Landmark - sign Olymp Clinic