09/05/2025Dr Sharmistha GuhaObstetrician & GynaecologistYour ultrasound questions answeredIn this FAQ with a consultant gynaecologist, all your pertinent questions regarding ultrasounds are answered. More articles from this doctor
29/04/2025Mr Jas KalsiUrologistWhat we should know about low intensity ultrasoundOn hand to discuss low intensity ultrasound in expert detail is Mr Jas Kalsi, a renowned consultant urologist. More articles from this doctor
24/04/2025Dr Mohamed ElsayadConsultant Clinical RadiologistMRI vs CT vs ultrasound: Which scan do you really need - and why?When a doctor recommends a scan, patients are often unsure what the different types mean or which one is best for their situation. MRI, CT and ultrasound scans all provide vital information, but they work in different ways and are suited to different medical conditions. This article explains the key differences to help patients understand why one might be chosen over another.More articles from this doctor
04/03/2025Written by Top DoctorsUnderstanding female infertility, and what it means for your fertility journeyInfertility affects many women and can be a challenging experience for those trying to conceive. Understanding the causes, diagnostic processes and treatment options can help individuals navigate their fertility journey with greater confidence.
24/02/2025Miss Natalie NunesGynaecologistThe benefits of ultrasound in gynaecological diagnosis: Do I need one?In this article, renowned consultant gynaecologist, Miss Natalie Nunes, details all of the benefits in relation to ultrasound scanning for gynaecological conditions. More articles from this doctor
06/02/2025Mr Nimesh N. PatelENT SpecialistNeck lumps: When to worry and when to see an ENT specialistA lump in the neck can be concerning, but in many cases, it is harmless and temporary. However, some neck lumps may indicate an underlying medical condition that requires attention. Understanding the possible causes and warning signs can help determine when to seek advice from an ear, nose, and throat (ENT) specialist.More articles from this doctor
16/01/2025Dr Karla Orsine Murta DiasAesthetic DoctorUsing ultrasound and dermal fillers togetherDermal fillers, known for their ability to restore facial volume and smooth wrinkles, are a popular non-invasive option for enhancing facial aesthetics. However, their application requires precision to minimise potential complications. In recent years, ultrasound technology has proven to be an invaluable tool to improve the safety, accuracy, and effectiveness of dermal filler procedures. Dr Karla Orsine Murta Dias, aesthetic specialist, explains more. More articles from this doctor
19/12/2024Miss Natalie NunesGynaecologistThe role of ultrasound in a consultationUltrasound is an essential tool in gynaecology, enabling healthcare professionals to diagnose and monitor a range of conditions related to women’s reproductive health. While many people associate ultrasound with pregnancy scans, its applications in gynaecology extend far beyond this, offering critical insights into conditions affecting the uterus, ovaries, and other pelvic structures. We speak to renowned gynaecologist Miss Natalie Nunes who explains the key role of ultrasound in a gynaecological consultation. More articles from this doctor
13/12/2024Miss Linda FarahaniConsultant Gynaecologist and Specialist in Reproductive MedicineThe role of gynaecological ultrasounds in fertility: When to schedule a consultationGynaecological ultrasounds are specialised imaging tests that allow specialists to view the reproductive system in detail. If you are facing fertility challenges, understanding the purpose and timing of gynaecological ultrasounds is key to making informed decisions about your care. Here, Miss Linda Farahani, distinguished consultant gynaecologist and specialist in reproductive medicine, provides an expert insight into the role of gynaecological ultrasounds in fertility care.
29/10/2024Dr Deepa JangaObstetrician & GynaecologistBeyond ultrasound: how 3D imaging enhances pregnancy monitoringYou may be most familiar with an ultrasound as a grainy greyscale wedge, where the 2D suggestion of a baby’s form lounges in a black abyss. While exciting to see, the image leaves much to the imagination. But new innovations in ultrasound technology means that pregnancy sonograms have become more graphic, comprehensive, and in colour! Instead of seeing the baby from the side cross-section, 3D ultrasounds enable expectant parents to see their baby’s face before they’re ever born, making them all the more excited to meet their baby. More articles from this doctor