Abdominal ultrasound
Liver, gallbladder, pancreas and spleen; used for selected abdominal symptoms.
BLOOM HEALTH / MILTON KEYNES
Detailed imaging, without radiation.
Clinician-directed blood investigations, from urgent point-of-care markers to detailed laboratory panels. Every result sits within a clinical assessment.
All clinical services are subject to assessment and availability. Life-threatening emergency? Call 999.
From £275
Price confirmed before booking
Tue & Wed
Routine clinic days
8:30am–2:30pm
Published clinic hours
No radiation
Ultrasound uses sound waves
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Ultrasound examinations
Your GP or clinician confirms the appropriate scan.
Kidney ultrasound
Kidneys and nearby structures, including assessment of certain flank or urinary symptoms.
Pelvic ultrasound
Pelvic organs and selected pelvic pain or discomfort.
Thyroid and neck ultrasound
Thyroid nodules, neck swelling and soft-tissue concerns.
Soft tissue ultrasound
Lumps, swelling and superficial tissue concerns.
Testicular and scrotal ultrasound
Assessment of pain, swelling and lumps when clinically appropriate.
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Preparing for your scan
Preparation depends on the exact examination, so follow instructions from the clinical team.
Confirm the scan type
Tell reception what your GP or consultant has requested.
Ask about preparation
Some abdominal scans require fasting; some pelvic scans may need a full bladder.
Attend your appointment
The clinician or sonographer will explain the examination and consent.
Get a report
Results can be shared with the requesting clinician or your GP.
THE BLOOM EXPERIENCE
Imaging that explains the next step
Ultrasound uses sound waves to examine organs, blood vessels and soft tissues. Some examinations need preparation, which the team should explain in advance.
- Published ultrasound prices start from £275 for the private scan service.
- Some scans require a full bladder or fasting; follow the instructions you receive.
- You may experience pressure from the probe, but the examination is usually non-invasive.
- A report should be discussed in the context of your symptoms.
AT A GLANCE
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GOOD TO KNOW
Your questions, answered.
Information is general and does not replace a clinical assessment.
Is ultrasound available every day?
The published dedicated clinic operates Tuesday and Wednesday, 8:30am–2:30pm. Other times may be available on request.
Does ultrasound involve X-rays?
No, conventional ultrasound uses sound waves rather than ionising radiation.
Do I need to book?
Yes. Contact reception to confirm the next ultrasound clinic session.