Perform a Comprehensive Health Screening
in the Medical Hospital in Warsaw

Difficulty
sleeping

Lack
of energy

Irritability

Tinnitus

Joint pain

Predisposition
to cardiovascular
disease

Headaches

Dizziness

Fatigue
and drowsiness

Palpitations

Chest pains

Predisposition to heart attack

Back pain

Predisposition
to diabetes

Obesity

Decreased libido

Scope of Comprehensive Health Screening

• Scope of Comprehensive Health Screening – Female

  Greeting Patient in room by the Medical Staff

  • ECG stress test – screening for cardiac abnormalities*

  Laboratory tests

  • CBC + sedimentation rate – blood screening
  • Glucose; HBA1C – diabetes screening
  • Creatinine; urea – kidney screening
  • hsCRP – cardiovascular risk factor; inflammatory diseases
  • ASPAT, ALAT, GGTP, bilirubin – liver screening
  • Lipidogram (TC, LDL-C, HDL-C, TG) – cardiovascular risk factor
  • Uric acid – cardiovascular risk factor; gout
  • TSH; fT3; fT4 – thyroid screening
  • Urine analysis – kidney screening
  • Microalbuminuria – cardiovascular risk factor; organ damage
  • 3x stool for blood – gastrointestinal screening
  • Serological tests: HBsAg; antyHBs; antyHIV, antyHCV – hepatitis B or C and HIV infection ruling-out
  • Serological tests: anty-Borrelia IgM, IgG – Boreliosis ruling-out
  • Genetic tests: BRCA; HPV DNA – risk factors of breast, ovarian and cervical carcinomas in women
  • ECG – cardiac abnormalities control examination

  Doctor’s introductory consultation

  Tests_1 Pack

  • Chest X-ray – chest screening
  • Abdominal ultrasound – abdominal organs screening
  • Breast cancer screening
  • Carotid arteries ultrasound – cardiovascular risk factor (intima thickness)
  • Ultrasound of the thyroid gland – size, shape, position and morphological evaluation

  Breakfast

  Tests_2 Pack

  • Echocardiography – noninvasive cardiac function
  • Gynecological examination with smear sample taking (with a Gynecologist)
  • Transvaginal ultrasound – oncologic prevention; structure abnormalities
  • Assessment of visual impairment by an optometrist (on request)

  Tests_3 Pack

  • CT calcium scoring or angioCT** (depends on patient) – cardiovascular independent risk factor/ assessment of coronary circulation in high-risk patients
  • Spirometry** – control of pulmonary function test (asthma, obturative pulmonary disease)
  • 120 min. postprandial glucose level – diabetes and cardiovascular risk
  • "Whole body" MRI – screening "body organ abnormality" test

  Lunch

  Doctor's discharge consultation

  • Available results’ interpretation
  • Answering patient’s questions

  Final doctor’s consultation (after 3-5 weeks)

  • All test interpretation
  • Future recommendations and guidelines, risk re-assessment
  • Answering patient’s questions
  • Report

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  The scope and order of examinations may vary according to the health status of the patient and medical recommendations* ECG stress test is performed based on medical indications decided by the GP.** Test is performed based on medical indications decided by the GP.

• Scope of Comprehensive Health Screening – Man

  Greeting Patient in room by the Medical Staff

  • ECG stress test – screening for cardiac abnormalities*

  Laboratory tests

  • CBC + sedimentation rate – blood screening
  • Glucose, HBA1C – diabetes screening
  • Creatinine; urea – kidney screening
  • hsCRP – cardiovascular risk factor; inflammatory diseases
  • ALT, AST, GGTP, bilirubin – liver screening
  • Lipid profile (TC, LDL-C, HDL-C, TG) – cardiovascular risk factor, atherosclerosis
  • Uric acid – cardiovascular risk factor, gout
  • PSA free/total for men – prostate screening; cancer risk assessment
  • Homocysteine – risk of atherosclerosis
  • TSH, fT4 – thyroid screening
  • Fibrinogen – coagulation factor
  • Testosterone – screening for libido and erectile dysfunctions
  • Lipase, Amylase - screening for pancreatic diseases
  • Urine analysis – kidney screening
  • Microalbuminuria – cardiovascular risk factor; kidney damage
  • Blood in stool test - screening for gastrointestinal cancer, diverticular disease
  • Ionogram (Na, K, Mg)
  • Serological tests to rule out: HBsAg; anti-HB; anti-HIV, anti-HCV – hepatitis B or C and HIV infection
  • Serological tests: anti-Borrelia, IgM, IgG – to rule out Borreliosis
  • Vitamin D level

  Doctor’s introductory consultation

  Tests_1 Pack

  • Chest X-ray – chest screening
  • Abdominal ultrasound – abdominal organs screening (liver, pancreas, kidneys, spleen, gallbladder and bladder)
  • Prostate & testicles ultrasound – cancer prevention
  • Carotid arteries ultrasound – cardiovascular risk factor (intima thickness)
  • Ultrasound of the thyroid gland – size, shape, position and morphological evaluation

  Breakfast

  Tests_2 Pack

  • Echocardiogram – assessment of cardiac anatomy and function
  • 120 min. postprandial glucose level – diabetes and cardiovascular risk
  • Assessment of visual impairment by an optometrist

  Tests_3 Pack

  • Computed tomography Calcium Score** for coronary artery calcification or coronary angiography to assess stenosis in coronary arteries (based on medical indications after medical consultation)
  • Spirometry** – pulmonary function screening for asthma and obturative pulmonary disease
  • Full body MRI – screening for organ abnormalities

  Lunch

  Doctor's discharge consultation

  • Result interpretation
  • Answering patient’s questions

  Final consultation with the primary doctor or the Clinic Manager (after 3-4 weeks)

  • Interpreting all results
  • Recommendations and guidelines, indications for further tests
  • Answering patient’s questions
  • Discussing the report

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  The scope and order of examinations may vary according to the health status of the patient and medical recommendations.* ECG stress test is performed based on medical indications decided by the GP.** Test is performed based on medical indications decided by the GP.