The abdominal section of this scan covers the liver, the gallbladder, the pancreas, the kidneys, the spleen and bile ducts. The sonographer will also complete an abdominal aortic aneurysm (‘triple A’ or AAA) scan to detect any issues with your aorta - the large blood vessel that runs through your abdomen. Our testicular ultrasound scan evaluates the size, shape, and structure of the testicles. This helps detect conditions such as cysts, tumours, or varicoceles, and can also assess fluid buildup or infection.

We request that you fast at least 4 hours prior to this scan - failing to do so may mean that we cannot see all of the organs that we need to. If your dietary requirements or health prevent you from fasting, please let us know.

Our testicular ultrasound scan evaluates the size, shape, and structure of the testicles. During the procedure, a sonographer moves an ultrasound probe over the scrotum, using sound waves to produce real-time images. This helps detect conditions such as cysts, tumours, or varicoceles, and can also assess fluid buildup or infection. Typically lasting around 15 minutes, it’s a safe, non-invasive method that involves no ionising radiation.

The abdominal ultrasound scan combines scans of the liver, the gallbladder, the pancreas, the kidneys, the spleen and bile ducts. The sonographer will also complete an abdominal aortic aneurysm (‘triple A’ or AAA) scan to detect any issues with your aorta - the large blood vessel that runs through your abdomen.

We recommend that you fast at least 4 hours (ideally 6) prior to this scan - it is possible that some organs are not visible due to overlying bowel gas, which fasting helps to prevent. If your dietary requirements or health prevent you from fasting, please let us know.

Our liver ultrasound scan examines the size, shape, and structure of your liver to identify any irregularities. During the scan, a sonographer gently moves the ultrasound probe across your upper abdomen, producing real-time images that can help detect conditions like fatty liver, cirrhosis, or masses. This non-invasive procedure typically takes around 15 minutes and uses sound waves rather than ionising radiation, making it a safe option for assessing liver health.

Anyone over the age of 50 who books a liver scan will also be offered an Abdominal Aortic Aneurysm (AAA) Scan as standard.

We recommend that you fast at least 4 hours (ideally 6) prior to this scan - it is possible that some organs are not visible due to overlying bowel gas, which fasting helps to prevent. If your dietary requirements or health prevent you from fasting, please let us know.

Our spleen ultrasound scan focuses on evaluating the size, shape, and structure of your spleen. During the procedure, a sonographer moves an ultrasound probe across your upper left abdomen, capturing real-time images with sound waves. This can help detect or monitor conditions such as splenomegaly, cysts, or other abnormalities. The scan is typically completed within 15 minutes and does not involve ionising radiation, making it a safe, non-invasive option for assessing spleen health.

This scan combines our Kidney and Bladder ultrasound scans.

Our kidney ultrasound scan assesses the size, shape, and structure of your kidneys. A sonographer gently moves an ultrasound probe over your flank or abdominal area, using sound waves to create real-time images. This can help detect conditions such as kidney stones, cysts, or scarring. Typically lasting about 15 minutes, the procedure is non-invasive and does not involve ionising radiation, making it a safe way to evaluate kidney health.

We recommend that you fast at least 4 hours (ideally 6) prior to this scan - it is possible that some organs are not visible due to overlying bowel gas, which fasting helps to prevent. If your dietary requirements or health prevent you from fasting, please let us know.

Our bladder ultrasound scan evaluates the size, shape, and contents of your bladder. During the procedure, a sonographer moves an ultrasound probe across your lower abdomen, capturing real-time images with sound waves. This scan can help detect or monitor conditions such as bladder stones, tumors, or issues with urine retention. Typically completed within 15 minutes, it is a safe, non-invasive way to gain valuable insights into bladder health without using ionising radiation.

In this scan, ultrasound is used to evaluate abdominal aortic aneurysms. Abdominal aortic aneurysm is a swelling of the aorta, the main blood vessel that brings blood for your heart to the rest of the body.

Aneurysms are more common in men of 65+ years of age than in women and younger men. Aneurysms can lead to aortic dissection, or tearing or the aorta, which can be fatal.

We recommend that you fast at least 4 hours (ideally 6) prior to this scan - it is possible that some organs are not visible due to overlying bowel gas, which fasting helps to prevent. If your dietary requirements or health prevent you from fasting, please let us know.

Our Biliary Tree scan comprises detailed scans of the pancreas, gall bladder and bile ducts. Generally lasting around 20-25 minutes, the scan is non-invasive and uses no ionising radiation, offering a safe way to evaluate the health of your biliary system.

Our pancreas ultrasound scan examines the size, shape, and structure of your pancreas. Using gentle sound waves, a sonographer glides an ultrasound probe over your upper abdomen to capture real-time images. This test can help detect or monitor conditions such as pancreatitis, cysts, or tumours. Typically completed within 15 minutes, it does not involve ionising radiation, offering a safe and non-invasive approach to assessing pancreatic health.

We recommend that you fast at least 4 hours (ideally 6) prior to this scan - it is possible that some organs are not visible due to overlying bowel gas, which fasting helps to prevent. If your dietary requirements or health prevent you from fasting, please let us know.

Our bile ducts ultrasound scan assesses the size, shape, and any potential blockages within the bile ducts. During the procedure, a sonographer gently moves an ultrasound probe across your upper abdomen, capturing real-time images through sound waves. This helps detect conditions like gallstones or bile duct narrowing. Generally lasting around 15 minutes, the scan is non-invasive and uses no ionising radiation, offering a safe way to evaluate bile duct health.

Our gallbladder ultrasound scan evaluates the gallbladder’s size, shape, and any potential issues, such as gallstones or polyps. A sonographer moves an ultrasound probe across your upper abdomen, using sound waves to create real-time images. This non-invasive procedure typically takes around 15 minutes and involves no ionising radiation, making it a safe way to assess gallbladder health.