Tests and scans
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How to book
- Once you’ve found the test or scan you want, click ‘Find a hospital’.
- Enter your location for the nearest hospital that offers that procedure.
- You’ll need a referral from a medical professional before you can book. Once you have one, email it to your chosen hospital’s radiology department and they’ll be in touch to book your appointment and confirm the price. You can find their email on the hospital’s page in the contact information section.
Types of test and scan:
Angiography
Find out what angiography involves, how to prepare, what happens during and after the test, and the possible risks and benefits explained clearly.
Cystoscopy
Find out what a cystoscopy involves, why you might need one, how to prepare, what happens during the test, and the possible side effects to expect.
Echocardiogram
Find out what an echocardiogram (echo) involves, why you might need one, the different types, what happens during the scan, and possible risks
Electrocardiogram (ECG)
Find out what an ECG (electrocardiogram) checks, why you might need one, the different types, what happens during the test, and possible risks.
FibroScan
Find out what a FibroScan involves, why it's used to check your liver, how to prepare, what happens during the scan, and what the results mean.
Gynaecological biopsies
A gynaecological biopsy is a term for tests that take a small sample of tissue or cells from part of the female reproductive system to check under a microscope. The most common is an endometrial (womb) biopsy, which takes a sample from the lining of the womb.
Liver function tests
Find out what liver function tests measure, why you might need one, how to prepare, what happens, and what the results can and can't tell you.
Mole assessment
A mole assessment is when a doctor, nurse or trained specialist examines a mole, or several moles, on your skin to check for any signs that could suggest skin cancer. They may look at the mole with the naked eye or use a magnifying tool called a dermatoscope to see it in more detail.
Prostate Cancer Screening Services
Wondering about prostate cancer screening? Find out who can have it, what the PSA test involves, and the benefits and risks involved in testing.
Smear test (cervical screening)
A smear test, or cervical screening, is used to detect abnormal cells in your cervix (the entrance to your womb).
Zio® XT Cardiac Monitor
Find out what the Zio XT heart monitor involves, why you might need one, how it's fitted, and what happens during and after you wear it at home.