Ultrasound in Czechia

Hello Beauty Clinic runs a dedicated sonography department staffed by two radiology physicians, MUDr. Václava Vicari and MUDr. Jiří Rezek, offering a wide menu of diagnostic ultrasound examinations at a flat 900 Kč each — without needing a GP referral or hospital waiting times. Available examinations include breast ultrasound, thyroid, the full abdominal organ set (liver, gallbladder, pancreas, spleen, kidneys, adrenals, bladder), lymph nodes, salivary glands, soft tissues, groin and abdominal-wall hernia assessment, and axillary/popliteal regions. Ultrasound is radiation-free, painless and non-invasive, making it suitable for routine prevention as well as investigating specific symptoms; the examining physician explains the findings clearly during the appointment.

Diagnostic ultrasound imaging for musculoskeletal assessment.

Diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound.

Diagnostic ultrasound at Multiscan Pardubice is performed using the GE Healthcare Logiq 8 XDclear — one of GE's most capable mid-range clinical ultrasound systems, known for its XDclear transducer technology that improves image clarity in challenging patients. Examinations cover abdominal and pelvic organs, Doppler vascular studies, soft-tissue assessment, and cardiac ultrasound (echocardiography). The department is located at the Rokycanova Poliklinika Vektor facility and operates by prior appointment for both insured and self-pay patients. Results are available immediately after the examination.

Diagnostic ultrasound of abdominal organs.

Physician-performed diagnostic ultrasound in Carlsbad Clinic's dedicated sonography suite, with immediate findings discussed at the scan. The comprehensive option covers abdomen, kidneys, bladder, thyroid and carotid arteries in a single 30-minute appointment — a broad preventive screen of the organs and major vessels most worth checking. Single-region scans are also available if you only need one area. Because a doctor performs and interprets the scan, you receive findings and recommendations on the day rather than a separate report.

Ultrasound (sonography) is a non-invasive, painless imaging method that uses high-frequency sound waves rather than radiation to look inside the body in real time. It is used to assess soft tissues and organs — the breast, thyroid, liver, spleen, muscles and blood vessels — and can show movement such as blood flow. The MEDIAG department at 1. poliklinika Karlovy Vary runs three ultrasound workstations equipped with Toshiba Aplio and Siemens Acuson Antares systems, operated by physicians with long experience in soft-tissue scanning. Because no ionising radiation is involved, ultrasound is safe to repeat and suitable in pregnancy. The result is usually discussed with you immediately after the scan, and a report is sent to your referring doctor.