Dr. Konrad Uranitsch

Cardiac monitoring may record heart rhythm over an extended period to investigate intermittent symptoms such as dizziness or palpitations.

Ultrasound uses sound waves to create real-time images of organs, blood vessels and soft tissues without exposing patients to ionising radiation.

Pregnancy ultrasound examinations monitor fetal development, confirm pregnancy milestones and assess maternal and fetal wellbeing.

X-ray imaging is commonly used to investigate bones, joints, chest conditions and selected other medical concerns following clinical assessment.

MRI scanning produces detailed images of soft tissues, joints, the brain and internal organs using magnetic fields rather than X-rays.

CT scanning combines multiple X-ray images to produce detailed cross-sectional views that help investigate injuries, disease and internal abnormalities.

Bone density scanning measures bone strength and may help assess the likelihood of osteoporosis or future fracture risk.

Mammography examines breast tissue using specialised X-rays and may be performed for screening or to investigate symptoms.

Retinal imaging captures detailed photographs of the back of the eye to assist monitoring of diabetes, glaucoma and other eye conditions.

Echocardiography uses ultrasound to evaluate heart structure, valve function and pumping performance.

Pulmonary function tests assess lung capacity and airflow to investigate asthma, COPD and other respiratory disorders.

Sleep studies investigate disorders such as obstructive sleep apnoea by monitoring breathing, oxygen levels and sleep patterns.

Allergy testing may help identify environmental, food or medication allergies alongside a full clinical assessment.

Hormone testing measures hormone levels to investigate endocrine conditions affecting metabolism, fertility and overall health.

Genetic testing consultations explain the purpose, limitations and possible outcomes of genetic investigations before testing is undertaken.

Cancer screening services may include evidence-based investigations aimed at detecting selected cancers at an earlier stage where appropriate.

Pathology services analyse blood, tissue and other biological samples to support diagnosis and ongoing monitoring.

Biopsy analysis examines tissue samples under the microscope to help diagnose inflammatory, infectious or cancerous conditions.

Travel health assessments may review vaccinations, infectious disease risks and general fitness for international travel.

Executive health assessments combine multiple diagnostic investigations into a structured health review tailored to the individual.

Pre-operative assessments evaluate overall health before surgery to identify risks and optimise patient safety.

A second diagnostic opinion reviews previous investigations and recommends whether additional testing may be beneficial.

Follow-up reviews explain investigation results, discuss their clinical significance and outline possible next steps.

Preventive health assessments focus on identifying modifiable health risks and recommending appropriate screening or lifestyle changes.