Diagnostics

Endoscopy is a collective concept, based on the physical properties of flexible optical fiber, specifically its ability to transmit light and images. This technology enables doctors to examine the internal organs using special equipment: a thin flexible endoscope with built-in optics that provides a high-quality image of an internal area, with magnification.

Functional diagnostics refers to the assessment of the function of internal organs and systems using various instruments to measure their objective indicators. The results obtained in the study help the specialist to identify dysfunctions and to identify the reserve capabilities of systems and organs.

Laboratory analysis refers to a comprehensive set of tests performed in order to identify pathogens and to study deviations and changes in tissues and biological fluids of the human body. One of the key fields of medical activity for the assessment of general health, laboratory tests provide almost 70% of the diagnostic information doctors need to properly diagnose and treat a patient.

Ultrasound is a method of visualizing organs and tissues based on the unique ability of ultrasound waves to penetrate organic structures and reflect off them.

X-ray imaging is a non-invasive diagnostic technique based on the ability of X-rays to penetrate opaque media and structures, be absorbed by them, and project an image onto a special film or screen. With the help of X-ray imaging, almost all bodily systems and organs can be examined, and changes in tissues can be detected even before the onset of pronounced symptoms of a disease. At the GMS Hospital surgical center, X-ray diagnosis is carried out using the most advanced equipment available.