Minimally invasive technique that facilitates access to the prostate and provides precision in the location of prostate lesions.

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.

Technique that allows to visualize the path of the small intestine

Procedure to visualize the inside of the urinary bladder.

Non-invasive technique for the visualització of the còlon

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

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

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

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.