Ultrasound Diagnostics (USD)

A modern, non-invasive medical imaging method that uses ultrasound waves to create real-time images of internal organs, soft tissues, blood vessels, nerves, and other structures within the body.

Spirometry (Spirography)

A non-invasive method for diagnosing external respiration function (ERF), which involves measuring lung volume, airflow velocity during exhalation, and over 40 other indicators. These measurements allow for a comprehensive assessment of the functional state of the lungs.

Holter ECG Monitoring

A non-invasive method for the continuous, long-term (24-hour) recording of the heart’s electrical activity using 12-lead ECG via a lightweight portable device. This allows for the detection of functional cardiac disturbances that occur throughout the day—during periods of physical activity and rest—which often remain undetected during a standard, short-duration resting ECG.

Thermography

A non-invasive method of functional diagnostics based on the registration of infrared radiation emitted by the human body. This technique relies on identifying thermal asymmetry in different areas, allowing for the visualization of localized inflammatory processes.

Dermatoscopy

A non-invasive method used for examining superficial skin lesions, such as moles, pigmented spots (nevi), and other skin growths, utilizing a specialized instrument called a dermatoscope.

Otoscopy

A non-invasive method used for the examination of the ear, performed by an ENT specialist during a patient’s physical check-up. It allows the doctor to assess the condition of the external and middle ear and detect various diseases and pathologies.

Ophthalmoscopy (Fundoscopy)

A non-invasive method used for the examination of the ocular fundus (the retina and its blood vessels, the optic nerve, and the choroid) using specialized instruments, primarily an ophthalmoscope.

Kinesiotaping

A therapeutic technique based on the application of special elastic patches (tapes) used for the treatment and rehabilitation of muscles, joints, tendons, and other soft tissues.