Echography
At St. Marc Medical and Diagnostic Center, our Echography Department offers a full range of high-resolution ultrasound services using advanced imaging technology. These non-invasive procedures provide real-time visualization of internal organs and tissues, allowing for safe, accurate, and pain-free diagnostic assessments across various medical specialties. Performed and interpreted by expert radiologists, our echography services are essential tools in early diagnosis, monitoring, and treatment planning.
General Echography
General Echography
General echography includes ultrasound imaging of the abdomen, pelvis, thyroid, breast, soft tissues, and more. It is commonly used to examine organ function, detect abnormalities, and monitor conditions over time.
- Non-invasive and safe diagnostic tool.
- Real-time imaging of soft tissues and internal organs.
- Useful in detecting cysts, tumors, inflammation, and fluid buildup.
Transvaginal and Transrectal Echography
Transvaginal and Transrectal Echography
These specialized internal ultrasound techniques provide detailed imaging of pelvic structures, reproductive organs, and the rectum, offering enhanced diagnostic clarity in gynecological, fertility, and urological assessments.
- Transvaginal Echo: Offers high-resolution images of the uterus, ovaries, and endometrium; ideal for early pregnancy monitoring and evaluating gynecological conditions.
- Transrectal Echo: Commonly used for prostate assessments and evaluation of rectal or pelvic abnormalities
- Minimally invasive with greater image precision for accurate diagnosis
Obstetrical Echography (-40)
Obstetrical Echography (-40)
Obstetrical Echography (under 40) is vital for monitoring pregnancy progress, evaluating fetal growth, and detecting potential complications. Our high-resolution ultrasounds provide clear and safe images of the developing baby throughout each trimester.
- Regular prenatal monitoring from early pregnancy to full term.
- Assesses fetal development, heartbeat, and amniotic fluid levels.
- Helps identify gestational age, position, and well-being of the fetus.
Morphology Echography
Morphology Echography
This detailed scan, usually performed between 18–24 weeks of pregnancy, examines the anatomy and structure of the fetus to detect congenital anomalies or developmental issues. It plays a crucial role in prenatal care and decision-making.
- Comprehensive assessment of fetal organs, limbs, and spine.
- Detects structural abnormalities early.
- Offers reassurance and information for future pregnancy management.
Elastography
Elastography
Elastography is a cutting-edge, non-invasive ultrasound technique offered at St. Marc Medical and Diagnostic Center, used to measure the stiffness or elasticity of tissues. This advanced imaging method enhances diagnostic accuracy, especially in evaluating liver health, breast lesions, thyroid nodules, and other soft tissue abnormalities.
Unlike traditional ultrasound, elastography provides both anatomical images and quantitative data about tissue stiffness, which can be a key indicator of disease such as fibrosis, inflammation, or tumors. This technique is fast, painless, and does not require contrast agents or radiation, making it a safe and reliable diagnostic tool.
- Liver Elastography: Assesses liver stiffness to detect and monitor conditions such as fibrosis, hepatitis, and cirrhosis.
- Non-invasive and Comfortable: Quick procedure with no downtime or discomfort.
Our experienced radiology team uses elastography to support accurate diagnoses and guide appropriate treatment decisions, providing you with clearer answers and peace of mind.
At St Marc, our echography services are performed in a calm, professional environment, where patient comfort, privacy, and clarity of results are our top priorities. Our imaging experts ensure that every scan provides the insights needed for timely and effective medical care.
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