Examination of injuries or discomfort located in the abdomen.

Top-notch test that provides information about the digestive system

Technique that allows to evaluate the state of the organs of the digestive system.

It allows to evaluate the state of the breasts and mammary tissues to determine the possible presence of abnormalities.

It allows to explore the breast tissues in search of abnormal tissues, calcifications and any suspicious signs.

Bone densitometry is a diagnostic technique that allows the measurement of bone mineral density.

This technique allows the diagnosis, among other pathologies, of bone metastases.

Breast cancer is the most common type of cancer in women. An early diagnosis is essential, as it will define the success of the treatment and the chances of a cure, which can be of 100% when detected early. Using precise and specific diagnostic techniques, such as a mammography, breast ultrasound scan or MRI, allows exploring the breasts and detecting any small abnormalities.

The Calcium Score by CT is used to detect calcium deposits in the coronary arteries.

Techniques for the study of the heart and blood pressure levels during daily activity.

Technique to assess colon motility

Diagnostic technique that combines the use of RX and contrast media to visualize internal structures of the body.

Conventional Radiology facilitates the observation of the internal structures of the body

Technique that evaluates the state of the bones of the skull, the paranasal sinuses, the soft tissues of the brain and the blood vessels that run through it.

Diagnostic test for the study of the brain and brainstem

Diagnostic technique that, through the use of X-rays, allows visualizing the interior of the lacrimal ducts and sacs of the eye.

Technique to analyze the structure and function of the heart and detect possible anomalies.

Diagnostic procedure used to assess the health of muscles and the nerve cells that control them.

Technique used to locate perforating blood vessels to be used in breast reconstruction.

Technique used to measure voiding flow

Imaging diagnostic method that uses tracers labeled with radioactive isotopes for the study of lymphatic vessels.

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI or MRN) is a non-invasive diagnostic technique that, by means of powerful magnets and radio waves, allows obtaining high resolution cross-sections of soft parts of the body, such as ligaments, muscles and tendons. This technique has a high diagnostic accuracy for detecting multiple pathologies.

Technique that allows to visualize the blood vessels and see their possible pathologies.

A computed tomography or CT scan is a fast, painless diagnostic technique that uses ionising radiation or x-rays to obtain images or cross-sections of internal body structures, such as bones, blood vessels and soft tissue. This technique has a high diagnostic accuracy for detecting tumours, infections, fractures, obstructions and haemorrhages in different organs and other structures of the body.

Specific test for the diagnosis of prostate cancer.

Diagnostic imaging technique to evaluate injuries to shoulders, elbows, wrists, hands, hips, knees, ankles, feet...

Conjunto de pruebas previas a cualquier intervención o prueba que requiera de una anestesia.

A radiography is a fast, painless diagnostic technique that uses X-rays to obtain images of internal body structures, especially the bones. New techniques, such as Computed Radiography (CR) and Digital Radiography (DR), allow for higher quality projections and visual sharpness, as well as using low doses of ionising radiation.

Technique for local treatment of synovial inflammation.

This technique evaluates the morphology and function of the kidneys.

Full spine and lower extremity radiographs.

Nuclear medicine technique to evaluate the functioning of different organs and contribute to the diagnosis of multiple pathologies, particularly bone.

Technique to know the state of health of your heart and respiratory system.

Technique that evaluates the morphology and function of the thyroid gland.

Technique for the study of possible arrhythmias

The ultrasound scan is a simple, fast, non-invasive diagnostic technique that uses sound waves (ultrasounds) to generate images of organs, tissue and structures inside the body. During the scan, the specialist slides a device called a transducer over the part of the body to be studied. This transducer sends sound waves (ultrasounds) that bounce off different organs and tissues, forming the image.

Prostate cancer is the second most common tumour in men. An early diagnosis is essential, as it will define the success of the treatment and the chances of a cure. As with all types of cancer, the diagnostic journey begins with a blood test, a series of image tests and, lastly, a biopsy to confirm the result.

Evaluates the state of the organs of the male and female urinary system.

We make all kinds of urological ultrasounds: Renal, Prostatic, Testicular, Vesical, Reno-vesico-prostatic.

Non-invasive technique for the visualització of the còlon