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An ultrasound is an examination using sound waves to look inside the body, such as inside the shoulder, arm, elbow, wrist, legs or ankles.
The purpose of the examination is to image the upper limbs and surrounding tissue. Inflammatory processes and calcifications can thus be detected.

An ultrasound is an examination that uses sound waves to look inside the body. In this way, we perform a guided puncture to remove some tissue from e.g. the breast (biopsy) for further examination in the lab.

An ultrasound is an examination that uses sound waves to look inside the body. This is how we locate a tumoral lesion that is difficult or impossible to find by hand.

Using a special RX (Cone Beam) device that rotates around the face, X-rays are taken of the teeth and jaws.

This type of examination is called conventional radiology or radiodiagnostics. In an RX examination, we take images of parts of the body based on X-rays. The result is called radiographs, on which abnormalities can be shown such as fractures, pneumonia, osteoarthritis, heart size, etc.
An RX thorax visualizes the lungs.

This type of examination is called conventional radiology or radiodiagnostics. In an RX examination, we take images of parts of the body based on X-rays. The result is called radiographs, on which abnormalities can be shown such as fractures, pneumonia, osteoarthritis, heart size, etc.
An RX skeleton visualizes parts of the skeleton, such as skull, neck, back, shoulders, arms, legs, ...