A scan to look in detail at the size, shape, and form of the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and the volume of the prostate. This scan applies to males, especially those over 60. It can be useful to ascertain potential causes of bladder concerns, problems with pain caused by obstructions or stones, effects of urinary tract infections (UTI), and possible changes to the size of the prostate gland. Ultrasound is non-invasive and can provide a highly accurate glimpse into real-time diagnoses to enable a fast and efficient diagnosis to prevent further or continued worries.
KIDNEYS, URETERS, BLADDER, AND PROSTATE GLAND ASSESSMENT
- Same Day/Evening/Weekend Appointments
- Multiple Locations
- Latest Technology
- Highly Skilled Sonographers
- Detailed Reports (same day optional)
- Follow-up recommendation
COST: £135.00
At Northern Medical Ultrasound, we provide detailed abdominal ultrasound scans, blood tests, and management. Our clinics across the UK are well equipped with state-of-the-art systems and a professional team who are experienced, fully qualified, and regulated to give you the most accurate diagnosis and treatment you deserve.
HOW TO PREPARE FOR YOUR SCAN
- Wear loose-fitting clothing with easy access to the abdomen area.
- For the best outcome, fast for up to 6 hours beforehand – clear fluids only
How quickly will I receive my scan images and report?
Following your appointment your medical professional will assess your images and create a report with recommendations where necessary. This can take between 24 and 72 hours. You have the option to pay an additional fee and request a same-day report.
Will I be seen by a qualified sonographer?
Absolutely not. We do welcome those who have been referred to us by their GP, equally we see many who are experiencing pain or concerns and are looking for faster results and care.
Do I need a medical referral to go ahead with a scan?
We believe in patient-led care and at the heart of that is our team of fully qualified professionals who are all skilled in their field to offer you the highest possible standards of care.