Gynaecology-Obstetrics

Includes obstetric ultrasound, 3D ultrasound, and gynaecological ultrasound with a vaginal probe, Pelvic floor ultrasound, allowing for accurate assessment of the uterus, ovaries, and other pelvic structures (cases of urinary incontinence), as well as monitoring the progress of pregnancy and foetal development. 

An examination that analyses blood flow in the pelvic organs, helping to identify vascular changes, cysts, polyps, fibroids and other gynaecological conditions. 

Known as the Pap smear for screening cervical cancer, this test allows for early detection of changes in cervical cells, preventing serious diseases and facilitating early treatment. It is possible to perform high-risk HPV typing on the same sample. 

Detailed examination of the cervix, vagina, and vulva, performed with a colposcope that magnifies the image, allowing lesions to be identified and samples to be collected for biopsy, if necessary. 

A procedure that allows direct visualisation of the inside of the uterus using a microcamera, useful for both diagnosis and treatment of conditions such as polyps, fibroids or abnormal bleeding. 

Examinations that assess the uterine cavity and fallopian tubes, which are essential in investigating the causes of infertility and detecting obstructions or malformations. 

Examination performed in the gynecological ultrasound office that allows for the evaluation of the regularity of the interior of the uterine cavity, thus enabling the detection of small polyps or the evaluation of the type of leiomyomas. 

Obstetric ultrasound, used to monitor pregnancy, allows the foetus to be observed and its growth, movements, heartbeat and the development of organs and structures to be assessed.  

They allow for a detailed assessment of the uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes, assisting in the diagnosis of cysts, fibroids, endometriosis, and other gynaecological conditions. 

Test performed during pregnancy to monitor the foetus's heartbeat and uterine contractions, assessing foetal well-being and response to contractions. 

It includes tests such as glucose analysis during pregnancy, hormone analyses, and blood tests that allow for the assessment of overall health and monitoring of specific changes during pregnancy.  

Vulvoscopy allows for a thorough examination of the vulva and surrounding tissues, detecting lesions or infections. Vaginal rejuvenation treatments, on the other hand, aim to improve the health, tone, and functionality of the pelvic floor and the treatment of urinary incontinence in its early stages.