Lymph Node Ultrasound Examination (2 areas) (sonography)

Lymph Node Ultrasound Examination – a safe, non-invasive, and informative imaging examination designed to assess the condition of three selected anatomical areas of lymph nodes.

During the examination, the ultrasound evaluates:

• lymph nodes' size, shape, and structure,
• internal architecture and boundaries,
• inflammatory or reactive changes,
• suspicious structural features,
• surrounding soft tissues.

Commonly examined areas: neck, armpits, groin, as well as other clinically significant zones. The examination helps determine the causes of lymph node enlargement, differentiate between inflammatory and other types of changes, and assess the disease's progression or treatment efficacy.

What is important to know?

• The examination is painless and safe, with no ionizing radiation used.
• No special preparation is needed.
• Duration – about 20–30 minutes.
• The examination results are discussed immediately, providing clear conclusions and, if necessary, further recommendations.

The examination is intended for those who want to thoroughly evaluate the condition of multiple areas of lymph nodes, detect changes in time, and make informed decisions regarding further examination or monitoring.