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General Abdominal Ultrasound

Detailed ultrasound examinations of the upper and lower abdominal organs to assess structural integrity, detect pathology, or monitor known conditions.

Liver, Gallbladder & Biliary Tract

Evaluates liver size, contour, echotexture, and vascular flow; useful for fatty liver (steatosis), cirrhosis, hepatitis, liver masses (e.g. haemangioma, HCC), and hepatomegaly.

Assesses for gallstones (cholelithiasis), inflammation (cholecystitis), biliary sludge, polyps, and common bile duct dilation (e.g. in obstruction or cholestasis)

Useful for patients with right upper quadrant pain, jaundice, abnormal LFTs, or history of biliary surgery.

Pancreas & Spleen

Evaluates for pancreatic enlargement, pancreatitis (acute/chronic), cysts, tumours, and ductal dilation (secondary to obstruction or malignancy).

Detects splenomegaly, infarcts, trauma, cysts, and accessory spleens. Indicated in haematological conditions or systemic infections.

Renal & Urinary Tract

Checks for hydronephrosis, cysts (simple/complex), renal stones, masses, congenital anomalies, and chronic kidney changes. Useful in recurrent UTIs, flank pain, or abnormal renal function.

Assesses bladder wall thickness, post-void residual, bladder masses, and diverticula. Can assist in evaluating urinary retention or infections.

Measures prostate size and symmetry—commonly used for LUTS (lower urinary tract symptoms) in men.

Limited Doppler assessment of renal arteries to check for evidence of renal artery stenosis, which may contribute to secondary hypertension.

Abdominal Aorta

Recommended for men over 65 or those with family history. Evaluates aortic diameter, wall structure, and potential aneurysmal dilation.

While limited, gross abnormalities in aortic contour or calibre may be identified and referred for further imaging.

Additional Applications

Identifies and quantifies free intraperitoneal fluid. May guide paracentesis or assess liver disease progression.

Can be visualised in infections, malignancies, or inflammatory bowel conditions.

Detects masses in any quadrant including retroperitoneal or gastrointestinal origin.

Evaluates fluid collections, hematomas, or organ healing after abdominal surgery.

General Abdominal Ultrasound