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Type

Full Body Checkup

Duration

40 min

Results

3 days

Sample

Blood (venous draw, arranged off-site)

What's included

4 deliverables in this treatment

  • Specialist history and focused physical examination
  • Ordering and interpretation of blood work (inflammatory markers, iron status)
  • Coordination with on-site radiology (X-ray / ultrasound) where needed
  • Management plan and ongoing monitoring for chronic conditions

The internal-medicine (interna) clinic at Poliklinika Kounicova, led by MUDr. Šurel, provides specialist outpatient assessment for adults with complex or chronic conditions — most commonly high blood pressure, diabetes, heart and circulatory problems, and unexplained symptoms referred on from a GP. The consultation combines a detailed history and physical examination with interpretation of laboratory results, including inflammatory markers (such as CRP and ESR) and iron-status indices (ferritin, serum iron, transferrin), to build a whole-body picture and plan ongoing management. It is delivered under the Czech public-insurance model on GP referral, so for insured patients there is normally no charge.

About this treatment

Internal medicine (vnitřní lékařství, or interna) is the specialty that takes a whole-body view of adult health, focusing on the diagnosis and long-term management of conditions affecting the heart and circulation, metabolism, digestive system, kidneys and blood. At Poliklinika Kounicova the outpatient internal-medicine clinic is run by MUDr. Šurel and works closely with the on-site GP and radiology teams, so investigations can be coordinated within the…

A consultation typically starts with a thorough history covering symptoms, existing diagnoses, medication and family background, followed by a focused physical examination — heart and lung auscultation, blood-pressure measurement, abdominal examination and assessment of circulation. The internist then orders and interprets the laboratory and imaging tests needed to reach or refine a diagnosis. Blood work commonly includes inflammatory markers such as…

The internal-medicine clinic is suited to adults referred with hypertension, type 2 diabetes, cardiovascular risk, persistent inflammation, suspected anaemia, or non-specific symptoms such as fatigue, breathlessness or unexplained weight change that warrant specialist review. For chronic conditions it provides ongoing monitoring, medication adjustment and coordination with other specialties. Patients are usually asked to bring previous results, a current…

Good to know

Specialist
MUDr. Šurel (internal medicine)
Funding
Czech public health insurance, on GP referral
Common focus
Hypertension, diabetes, anaemia, inflammation
On-site support
Radiology (X-ray, ultrasound)

Who is this for?

Adults referred for hypertension, diabetes, cardiovascular risk, suspected anaemia or unexplained chronic symptoms

Preparation required

Bring previous test results, a current medication list and any GP referral; attend fasting if metabolic blood tests are planned.

About the clinic

Reviews, team and credentials

Independent review links and clinic-reported team information.

Clinical team

The Kounicova polyclinic groups several physicians under one roof. Adult general practice is provided by Drs Brejchová, Ševčíková, Plachá, Mrózková and Hudáková; internal medicine by MUDr. Šurel; radiology and imaging (X-ray and ultrasound) by MUDr. Urbánková; paediatrics by MUDr. Spáčilová; orthopedics by MUDr. Dlábek; ophthalmology by MUDr. Němcová; adult neurology by MUDr. Zelená, Ph.D.; paediatric neurology by…

Languages: Czech

What clients say

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