Check-Up
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What is Check-Up?
A general health screening to obtain information about a person’s health status and to identify possible problems or risk status is called check-up. A general health assessment can be made with check-up packages containing certain age-group and gender-specific blood tests and imaging tests, and it can be evaluated whether the patient has any health problems that do not show any symptoms yet. Check-up scans, which are usually done for patients who do not have any complaints, should be done regularly in order to protect their health; As age progresses, these screenings should be increased.
Dede Health Check Up Packages
HEALTH CHECK UP PACKAGE FOR EVERYONE MEN & WOMEN
For a healthy life, it is very important to go through a check-up control once a year. Because with check-up, it is possible to detect diseases that have not yet shown symptoms thanks to early diagnosis, and check-up has an important role in the protection of health. Health Check Up Package for Everyone; It consists of extremely detailed controls from detailed general examination to cardiology examination, from urology examination to examinations for women’s and men’s health. The package also includes laboratory tests, detailed examinations with radiological and cardiological examinations, and a dietitian interview.
Checkup Examination-Cardiology Examination-Urology Examination-Dietitian Examination
Checkup Examination – Cardiology Examination – Gynecology and Obstetrics Examination – Dietitian Examination
Fasting Blood Sugar – HBA1C: Diagnosis and Monitoring of Diabetes Disease – ALT: Diagnosis and Monitoring of Liver Functions – ALP: Diagnosis and Monitoring of Liver and Bone Diseases – AST: Diagnosis and Monitoring of Liver Functions – TSH: Diagnosis and Monitoring of Thyroid Diseases and Functions – FT4: Diagnosis of Thyroid/Goiter Diseases – FT3: Diagnosis of Thyroid/Goiter Diseases – CRP: Diagnosis of Infectious Diseases – Occult Blood in Stool: Diagnosis and Follow-up of Bleeding Diseases Originating from the Stomach and Intestines – RLS AG: Hepatitis-B Detection of Disease and Carriage – Hemogram: Anemia, Blood Diseases and Blood Cell Examination – Creatinine: Kidney Function Test – BUN/Urea: Kidney Function Test – Triglyceride: Blood Fat Measurement – Total Cholesterol: Measurement of Body Fat Ratio – HDL Cholesterol: Benign Cholesterol – LDL Cholesterol: Malicious Cholesterol – Whole Urine Examination: Diagnosis of Kidneys, Urinary Tracts and Bladder Diseases – Sedimentation: Diagnosis and Treatment of Infectious and Inflammatory Diseases – Vitamin B12 – Vitamin D
Fasting Blood Sugar – HBA1C: Diagnosis and Monitoring of Diabetes Disease – ALT: Diagnosis and Monitoring of Liver Functions – ALP: Diagnosis and Monitoring of Liver and Bone Diseases – AST: Diagnosis and Monitoring of Liver Functions – TSH: Diagnosis and Monitoring of Thyroid Diseases and Functions – FT4: Diagnosis of Thyroid/Goiter Diseases – FT3: Diagnosis of Thyroid/Goiter Diseases – CRP: Diagnosis of Infectious Diseases – Occult Blood in Stool: Diagnosis and Follow-up of Bleeding Diseases Originating from the Stomach and Intestines – RLS AG: Hepatitis-B Detection of Disease and Carriage – Hemogram: Anemia, Blood Diseases and Blood Cell Examination – Creatinine: Kidney Function Test – BUN/Urea: Kidney Function Test – Triglyceride: Blood Fat Measurement – Total Cholesterol: Measurement of Body Fat Ratio – HDL Cholesterol: Benign Cholesterol – LDL Cholesterol: Malicious Cholesterol – Whole Urine Examination: Diagnosis of Kidneys, Urinary Tracts and Bladder Diseases – Sedimentation: Diagnosis and Treatment of Infectious and Inflammatory Diseases – Vitamin B12 – Vitamin D
Lung X-ray: Unidirectional Lung Film – Whole Abdominal Ultrasound: Imaging of All Intra-Abdominal Organs
Lung X-ray: Unidirectional Chest X-ray – All Abdominal Ultrasound: Imaging of All Intra-Abdominal Organs – Whole Abdominal USG (Ultrasound): Imaging of all intra-abdominal organs with ultrasound – Mammography
Echocardiography: Examination of Cardiac Muscle and Neural Communication System Operation – Electrocardiography: Diagnosis of Heart Diseases and Rhythm Disorders
Smear: Diagnosis of Cervical Cancer
COMPREHENSIVE LARGE MEN & WOMEN (UNDER 40 YEARS OLD)
Health is the most precious thing in life! Comprehensive Extensive Check-Up Package has been created specifically for those who want to protect their health with a detailed check-up scan. You can be sure of your health as a result of detailed examinations in the Comprehensive Extensive Package with a wide range of content from cardiology examination to examinations for women’s and men’s health, from laboratory tests to pathology, radiology and cardiology examinations.
Checkup Examination-Cardiology Examination-Urology Examination-Dietitian Examination
Checkup Examination – Cardiology Examination – Gynecology and Obstetrics Examination – Dietitian Examination
Fasting Blood Sugar – HBA1C: Diagnosis and Monitoring of Diabetes Disease – ALT: Diagnosis and Monitoring of Liver Functions – ALP: Diagnosis and Monitoring of Liver and Bone Diseases – AST: Diagnosis and Monitoring of Liver Functions – Anti RLS: Detection of Immune Status Against Hepatitis B – Anti HIV: Diagnosis and Follow-up of AIDS Disease – Anti HCV: Detection of Immune Status Against Hepatitis C – Uric Acid: Protein Metabolism and Diagnosis of Gout Disease – TSH: Diagnosis and Follow-up of Thyroid Diseases and Functions – FT4: Diagnosis of Thyroid/Goiter Diseases – Stool Occult Blood: Diagnosis and Follow-up of Bleeding Diseases Originating from the Stomach and Intestines – HBSAg: Hepatitis-B Detection of Disease and Carriage – Hemogram: Anemia, Blood Diseases and Examination of Blood Cells – Calcium: Diagnosis and Follow-up of Bone and Calcium Metabolism – Creatinine: Kidney Function Test – BUN/Urea: Kidney Function Test – GGT: Liver Function Test – Ferittin/Iron: Diagnosis of Blood and Iron Metabolism Diseases – Iron Binding Capacity: Diagnosis of Blood and Iron Metabolism Diseases – Triglyceride: Measurement of Fat in the Blood – Total Cholesterol: Measurement of Fat Ratios in the Body – HDL Cholesterol: Benign Cholesterol – LDL Cholesterol: Malicious Cholesterol – Complete Urine Examination: Diagnosis of Kidneys, Urinary Tracts and Bladder Diseases – Sedimentation: Diagnosis and Treatment of Infectious and Inflammatory Diseases – Vitamin D3: Diagnosis and Follow-up of Vitamin D Diseases – Insulin: Insulin Hormone Level Measurement
Lung X-ray: Unidirectional Lung Film – Whole Abdominal Ultrasound: Imaging of All Intra-Abdominal Organs – Thyroid Ultrasound: Imaging of the Thyroid (goiter) Gland
Lung X-ray: Unidirectional Chest X-ray – Whole Abdominal Ultrasound: Imaging of all intra-abdominal organs – Thyroid Ultrasound: Imaging of the thyroid (goiter) gland – Bilateral Breast Ultrasound: Imaging of diseases in both breasts.
Echocardiography: Examination of the Operation of the Heart Muscle and the Neural Communication System – Electrocardiography: Diagnosis of Heart Diseases and Rhythm Disorders – Exercise Treadmill: Exercise Test for the Diagnosis of Heart Diseases
Smear: Diagnosis of Cervical Cancer
EXECUTIVE MALE & FEMALE
Specially designed for corporate executives, the Executive Check Up Package aims to offer maximum benefit to those who do not want to neglect their health in their busy work schedule. In addition to laboratory tests that are effective in the diagnosis and follow-up of metabolic diseases; It includes detailed controls such as neurology, cardiology, examinations for women’s and men’s health, eye diseases and dietitian interviews.
Check-up Examination – Neurology Examination – Cardiology Examination – Urology Examination – Ophthalmology Examination – Dietitian Examination
Check-up Examination – Neurology Examination – Cardiology Examination – Gynecology and Obstetrics Examination – Ophthalmology Examination – Dietician Examination
Hemogram: Anemia, examination of blood diseases and blood cells – Fasting Blood Sugar: Diagnosis of diabetes – Fasting Insulin: Insulin Hormone Level Measurement – HBA1c: Diagnosis and follow-up of diabetes mellitus ALT: Liver function test – AST: Liver function test – ALP: Liver, bone Diagnosis and follow-up of diseases – GGT: Liver function test – Anti-HCV: Detection of immunity against hepatitis C – Diagnosis and follow-up of Ant-HIV: AIDS disease – Anti-HBS: Detection of immunity against Hepatitis B – HBsAg: Hepatitis – Detection of B disease and carrier – CRP: Diagnosis of infectious diseases – Creatinine: Kidney function test – ASO: Diagnosis and follow-up of streptococcal infection – RF (Rhematoid Factor): Diagnosis and follow-up of rheumatoid arthritis disease – Sedimentation: Diagnosis and treatment of infectious and inflammatory diseases – TSH: Diagnosis and follow-up of thyroid diseases and functions – FT4: Diagnosis of thyroid/goiter diseases – BUN/UREA: Kidney function test – Stool Occult Blood: Diagnosis and follow-up of bleeding diseases originating from stomach and intestines – Free PSA: Diagnosis of prostate cancer – Total PSA: Diagnosis of prostate cancer – Calcium: In the diagnosis and follow-up of bone and calcium metabolism – Complete Urine Examination: Diagnosis of kidneys, urinary tract and bladder diseases – Total Cholesterol: Measurement of body fat ratio – HDL Cholesterol: Benign cholesterol – LDL Cholesterol: Bad cholesterol – Triglyceride: Cholesterol measurement – Homocysteine: Detection of stroke, stroke and atherosclerosis disease trends – Lipoprotein A: Detection of Paralysis, Stroke and Atherosclerosis Disease Trends – Uric Acid: Protein metabolism and diagnosis of gout – Vitamin B12: Diagnosis of anemia and some nervous system disorders – CEA: General cancer screening and diagnosis – CA 19-9: Diagnosis and Treatment of All Gastrointestinal System Cancers – Iron: Diagnosis of blood and iron metabolism diseases – Iron Binding Capacity: Diagnosis of blood and iron metabolism diseases – Ferritin: Diagnosis of blood and iron metabolism diseases diagnosis – 25-OH Vit D3: Diagnosis and follow-up of vitamin D diseases
Hemogram: Anemia, examination of blood diseases and blood cells – Fasting Blood Sugar: Diagnosis of diabetes – Fasting Insulin: Insulin Hormone Level Measurement – HBA1c: Diagnosis and follow-up of diabetes mellitus ALT: Liver function test – AST: Liver function test – ALP: Liver, bone Diagnosis and follow-up of diseases – GGT: Liver function test – Anti-HCV: Detection of immunity against hepatitis C – Diagnosis and follow-up of Ant-HIV: AIDS disease – Anti-HBS: Detection of immunity against Hepatitis B – HBsAg: Hepatitis – Detection of B disease and carrier – CRP: Diagnosis of infectious diseases – Creatinine: Kidney function test – ASO: Diagnosis and follow-up of streptococcal infection – RF (Rhematoid Factor): Diagnosis and follow-up of rheumatoid arthritis disease – Sedimentation: Diagnosis and treatment of infectious and inflammatory diseases – TSH: Diagnosis and follow-up of thyroid diseases and their functions – FT4: Diagnosis of thyroid/goiter diseases – BUN/UREA: Kidney function test – Stool Occult Blood: Diagnosis and follow-up of bleeding diseases originating from the stomach and intestines – Calcium: In the diagnosis and follow-up of bone and calcium metabolism – Complete Urine Examination: Diagnosis of kidneys, urinary tract and bladder diseases – Total Cholesterol: Measurement of body fat ratios – HDL Cholesterol: Good cholesterol – LDL Cholesterol: Bad cholesterol – Triglyceride: Cholesterol measurement – Homocysteine: Stroke, stroke and atherosclerosis disease – Lipoprotein A: Detection of Stroke, Stroke and Atherosclerosis Disease Trends – Uric Acid: Protein metabolism and diagnosis of gout – Vitamin B12: Diagnosis of anemia and some nervous system disorders – CEA: General cancer screening and diagnosis – CA 19-9 : In the Diagnosis and Treatment Follow-up of All Gastrointestinal System Cancers – Iron: Diagnosis of blood and iron metabolism diseases – Iron Binding Capacity: Diagnosis of blood and iron metabolism diseases – Ferritin: Diagnosis of blood and iron metabolism diseases – 25-OH Vit D3: Diagnosis and follow-up of Vitamin D diseases
Thyroid Ultrasound: Imaging of the thyroid (goiter) gland – Carotid Doppler Ultrasound: Diagnosis of vascular problems – Lung Tomography: Imaging of the Thoracic Cage with Tomography – Brain MRI: Evaluation of intracranial anatomical structures – Whole Abdominal MRI: Imaging of all intra-abdominal organs
Thyroid Ultrasound: Imaging of the thyroid (goiter) gland – Carotid Doppler Ultrasound: Diagnosis of vascular problems – Lung Tomography: Imaging of the Thoracic Cage with Tomography – Brain MRI: Evaluation of intracranial anatomical structures – Whole Abdominal MRI: Imaging of all intra-abdominal organs – Bilateral Breast Ultrasound: Imaging of diseases in both breasts – Mammography: Imaging of diseases in both breasts
Echocardiography: Examination of the Operation of the Heart Muscle and the Neural Communication System – Electrocardiography: Diagnosis of Heart Diseases and Rhythm Disorders – Exercise Treadmill: Exercise Test for the Diagnosis of Heart Diseases
Smear: Diagnosis of Cervical Cancer
PREMIUM MEN & WOMEN
With Premium, the most comprehensive and comprehensive check-up package, we provide a detailed screening opportunity from A to Z and a fast and effective examination in the early diagnosis of possible diseases. The Premium Check Up Package, which includes dietitian, cardiology, eye health, urology, otolaryngology and neurology examinations, as well as oral and dental health examinations, is also; It offers maximum examination and protection with wide laboratory tests, including hormone level measurements and cancer screenings.
Oral and Dental Health Examination – Dietitian Examination – Neurology Examination – Urology Examination – Eye Diseases Examination – Cardiology Examination – CheckUp Examination – Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases Examination
Oral and Dental Health Examination – Dietitian Examination – Neurology Examination – Gynecology and Obstetrics Examination – Ophthalmology Examination – Cardiology Examination – CheckUp Examination – Ear, Nose and Throat Diseases Examination
Hemogram: Anemia, examination of blood diseases and blood cells – Fasting Blood Sugar: Diagnosis of diabetes – Fasting Insulin: Insulin Hormone Level Measurement – HBA1c: Diagnosis and follow-up of diabetes mellitus ALT: Liver function test – AST: Liver function test – ALP: Liver, bone Diagnosis and follow-up of diseases – GGT: Liver function test – Anti-HCV: Detection of immunity against hepatitis C – Diagnosis and follow-up of Ant-HIV: AIDS disease – Anti-HBS: Detection of immunity against Hepatitis B – HBsAg: Hepatitis – Detection of B disease and carrier – CRP: Diagnosis of infectious diseases – Creatinine: Kidney function test – ASO: Diagnosis and follow-up of streptococcal infection – RF (Rhematoid Factor): Diagnosis and follow-up of rheumatoid arthritis disease – Sedimentation: Diagnosis and treatment of infectious and inflammatory diseases – TSH: Diagnosis and follow-up of thyroid diseases and functions – FT4: Diagnosis of thyroid/goiter diseases – BUN/UREA: Kidney function test – Stool Occult Blood: Diagnosis and follow-up of bleeding diseases originating from stomach and intestines – Free PSA: Diagnosis of prostate cancer – Total PSA: Diagnosis of prostate cancer – Testosterone: Testosterone hormone measurement – Calcium: Diagnosis and follow-up of bone and calcium metabolism – Complete Urine Examination: Diagnosis of kidneys, urinary tract and bladder diseases – Total Cholesterol: Measurement of body fat ratio – HDL Cholesterol: Benign cholesterol – LDL Cholesterol: Bad cholesterol – Triglyceride: Cholesterol measurement – Homocysteine: Detection of stroke, stroke and atherosclerosis disease trends – Lipoprotein A: Detection of Paralysis, Stroke and Atherosclerosis Disease Trends – Uric Acid: Protein metabolism and diagnosis of gout disease – Vitamin B12: Anemia and diagnosis of some nervous system disorders – CEA: General cancer screening and diagnosis – CA 19-9 : Diagnosis and Treatment of All Gastrointestinal System Cancers – Iron: Diagnosis of blood and iron metabolism diseases – Iron Binding Capacity: Diagnosis of blood and iron metabolism diseases – Ferritin : Diagnosis of blood and iron metabolism diseases – 25-OH Vit D3: Diagnosis and follow-up of Vitamin D diseases – Sodium: Evaluation of electrolyte and water balance – Potassium: Evaluation of electrolyte and acid-base balance and monitoring of kidney functions – Chlorine: Electrolyte balance and acid- assessment of base and water metabolism – LDH: detection of lung, lymphoma, anemia and liver diseases
Hemogram: Anemia, examination of blood diseases and blood cells – Fasting Blood Sugar: Diagnosis of diabetes – Fasting Insulin: Insulin Hormone Level Measurement – HBA1c: Diagnosis and follow-up of diabetes mellitus ALT: Liver function test – AST: Liver function test – ALP: Liver, bone Diagnosis and follow-up of diseases – GGT: Liver function test – Anti-HCV: Detection of immunity against hepatitis C – Diagnosis and follow-up of Ant-HIV: AIDS disease – Anti-HBS: Detection of immunity against Hepatitis B – HBsAg: Hepatitis – Detection of B disease and carrier – CRP: Diagnosis of infectious diseases – Creatinine: Kidney function test – ASO: Diagnosis and follow-up of streptococcal infection – RF (Rhematoid Factor): Diagnosis and follow-up of rheumatoid arthritis disease – Sedimentation: Diagnosis and treatment of infectious and inflammatory diseases – TSH: Diagnosis and follow-up of thyroid diseases and functions – FT4: Diagnosis of thyroid/goiter diseases – BUN/UREA: Kidney function test – Stool Occult Blood: Diagnosis and follow-up of bleeding diseases originating from stomach and intestines – Prolactin: Prolactin hormone measurement – Calcium: Bone and in the diagnosis and follow-up of calcium metabolism – Complete Urine Examination: Diagnosis of kidneys, urinary tract and bladder diseases – Total Cholesterol: Measurement of fat ratios in the body – HDL Cholesterol: Good cholesterol – LDL Cholesterol: Bad cholesterol – Triglyceride: Cholesterol measurement – Homocysteine: Paralysis , stroke and atherosclerosis disease trends detection – Lipoprotein A: Detection of Stroke, Stroke and Atherosclerosis Disease Trends – Uric Acid: Protein metabolism and diagnosis of gout disease – Vitamin B12: Diagnosis of anemia and some nervous system disorders – CEA: General cancer screening and diagnosis – CA 19-9 : Diagnosis and Treatment of All Gastrointestinal System Cancers – Iron: Diagnosis of blood and iron metabolism diseases – Iron Binding Capacity: Diagnosis of blood and iron metabolism diseases – Ferritin: Diagnosis of blood and iron metabolism diseases – 25-OH Vit D3: Diagnosis and follow-up of Vitamin D diseases – Sodium: Evaluation of electrolyte and water balance – Potassium: Evaluation of electrolyte and acid-base balance and monitoring of kidney functions – Chlorine: Evaluation of electrolyte balance and acid-base and water metabolism – CA 125 : Ovarian Cancer In Diagnosis and Treatment Follow-up – CA 15-3 : In the Diagnosis and Treatment Follow-up of Breast Cancer
Thyroid Ultrasound: Imaging of the thyroid (goiter) gland – Carotid Doppler Ultrasound: Diagnosis of vascular problems – Lung Tomography: Imaging of the Thoracic Cage with Tomography – Brain MRI: Evaluation of intracranial anatomical structures – Urophrometry: Detection of urinary tract diseases – Audiometry: Detection of Hearing-Ear diseases – Whole Abdominal MRI: Imaging of all intra-abdominal organs
Thyroid Ultrasound: Imaging of the thyroid (goiter) gland – Carotid Doppler Ultrasound: Diagnosis of vascular problems – Lung Tomography: Imaging of the Thoracic Cage with Tomography – Brain MRI: Evaluation of intracranial anatomical structures – Urophrometry: Detection of urinary tract diseases – Audiometry: Detection of Hearing-Ear diseases – Whole Abdominal MRI: Imaging of all intra-abdominal organs – Bilateral Breast Ultrasound: Imaging of diseases in both breasts – Mammography: Imaging of diseases in both breasts
Echocardiography: Examination of the Operation of the Heart Muscle and the Neural Communication System – Electrocardiography: Diagnosis of Heart Diseases and Rhythm Disorders – Exercise Treadmill: Exercise Test for the Diagnosis of Heart Diseases
Smear: Diagnosis of Cervical Cancer
CANCER-FREE MEN & WOMEN
The Cancer Free Package, specially prepared for users who are genetically at risk of cancer or who want to take precautions against cancer with a detailed screening; In addition to pathological screenings and check-up examination, it includes gynecological examinations for women and gastroenterology examinations for men. While diagnosing the findings in the internal organs with radiological examinations, it aims to provide control against cancer, for which early diagnosis is of great importance.
Check-up Examination – Gastroenterology Examination
Check Up Examination – Gynecology Examination
ALT : Diagnosis and Monitoring of Liver Functions – AST : Diagnosis and Monitoring of Liver Functions – Hemogram: Anemia, Blood Diseases and Examination of Blood Cells – Creatinine: Kidney Function Test – Occult Blood in Stool: Diagnosis and Follow-up of Bleeding Diseases Originating from the Stomach and Intestines – CA 19- 9 : Diagnosis and Treatment of All Gastrointestinal System Cancers – Sedimentation: Diagnosis and Treatment of Infectious and Inflammatory Diseases – Total Protein: Measures the Total Amount of Albumin and Proteins Called Globulin in the Circulation – Albumin: Plasma Protein Test Produced by the Liver – Complete Urine Examination: Kidneys Diagnosis of Urinary Tracts and Bladder Diseases – Anti TG / Thyroglobulin : Diagnosis of Thyroid Gland Diseases
ALT: Diagnosis and Monitoring of Liver Functions – Hemogram: Anemia, Blood Diseases and Examination of Blood Cells – Creatinine: Kidney Function Test – Stool Occult Blood: Diagnosis and Follow-up of Bleeding Diseases Originating from the Stomach and Intestines – CA 19-9: Diagnosis and Monitoring of All Gastrointestinal System Cancers In Treatment Follow-up – CA 125: In the Diagnosis and Treatment Follow-up of Ovarian Cancer – CA 15-3: In the Diagnosis and Treatment Follow-up of Breast Cancer – Sedimentation: Diagnosis and Treatment of Infectious and Inflammatory Diseases – Total Protein: Total of Proteins Called Globulin and Albumin in the Circulation Measures Amount – Albumin: Plasma Protein Test Produced by Liver – Complete Urine Examination: Diagnosis of Kidneys, Urinary Tracts and Bladder Diseases – Anti TG / Thyroglobulin: Diagnosis of Thyroid Gland Diseases – AST: Diagnosis and Monitoring of Liver Functions
Thorax Computed Tomography: Imaging of Chest Cage with Tomography – Colonoscopy: Diagnosis of Large Intestine Diseases – Thyroid Ultrasound: Imaging of Thyroid (goiter) Gland – Whole Abdominal Ultrasound: Imaging of All Intra-Abdominal Organs – Lung X-ray: Unidirectional Lung X-ray
Bilateral Breast Ultrasound: Imaging of Diseases in Both Breasts – Entire Abdominal Ultrasound: Imaging of All Intra-Abdominal Organs – Lung X-ray: Unidirectional Chest X-ray – Thyroid Ultrasound: Imaging of the Thyroid (goiter) Gland – Thorax Computed Tomography: Imaging of the Thoracic Cage with Tomography
Smear: Diagnosis of Cervical Cancer
BONE HEALTH SCREEN CHECK UP
You can evaluate your bone health with this package, which includes Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation examination and bone density measurement. This package is valid when purchased together with other Check-Up packages such as Health for All, Comprehensive Extensive.
Physical Therapy and Rehabilitation Center
Calcium:Bone and Calcium Metabolism Diagnosis and Follow-up – Phosphorus: Monitoring of Phosphorus Metabolism – ALP: Diagnosis and Follow-up of Liver,Bone Diseases – Vitamin D3: Diagnosis and Follow-up of Vitamin D Diseases
Bone Density Measurement: Diagnosis and Follow-up of Bone Metabolism and Some Hormonal Diseases
NEUROLOGY SCREENING
With this package, which includes neurology examination and brain MRI, it is aimed to identify possible malfunctions in the nervous system early and to determine prevention / treatment options. This package is valid when taken together with other Check-Up packages such as Health for All, Comprehensive Extensive.
Neurology Examination
Cranial/Brain MRI: To Diagnose Brain Veins or Masses Formed in the Brain
Which Tests Are Performed in Check Up Package Content?
Check-up packages vary according to the person’s health history, genetic predispositions, age and gender. Standard packages have been developed for men and women in a certain age group. After determining the most suitable package for the person, it is started to be applied after certain changes are made in a way that best accompanies the medical history. Among the basic tests performed in the check-up package are the following:
- Biochemical tests
- Radiological imaging
- Diabetes screening tests cardiological scans
- Reviews of blood fats, essential vitamins and minerals
- Liver function tests
- Kidney function tests
- Thyroid tests
- Some screening tests used in cancer research
Radiological imaging included in all check-up packages are as follows:
- chest x-ray
- Whole abdominal ultrasonography
- Thyroid ultrasonography
The basic biochemical analyzes performed during check-up are as follows:
- Hemogram (Complete Blood Count)
- Urine test
- Markers for inflammatory conditions such as sediment and CRP
- Rheumatic disease markers
- Cholesterol and triglyceride tests
- Protein status
- Parameters showing kidney and liver functions
- Some parameters related to blood sugar and diabetes
- Basic vitamin and mineral values
Woman Check-Up
The risk of certain diseases may be higher in women. Young or old women may be at risk for health problems. For this reason, women’s check-up programs can be prepared in accordance with women considering these diseases. In addition, the content of the check-up package can be changed specifically for young, adult and elderly women. Diseases such as breast cancer, cervical cancer, varicose veins, thyroid, uterine cancer may occur more in women. In addition, health problems that occur due to changes in hormones due to pregnancy and menopause are specific to women. Heart, internal diseases, obstetrics, mammography, general surgery, and gynecological examinations can be performed within the scope of women’s check-up.
Male Check-Up
Men may need regular health check-ups for early detection of diseases that may arise. Diseases such as cardiac diseases, diabetes, cancer, prostate can be seen more in men. When these disorders are detected at a late stage, treatment may not be possible. Therefore, early diagnosis with check-up scans can be vital. Your medical history, family history of illness, and your lifestyle may be effective in determining the content of the male check-up program.
Child Check-Up
Health screening can be done at regular intervals for children as well as adults and the elderly. With child check-up, their physical and psychological development can be evaluated. In addition, routine vaccinations can be provided. Problems with the development of the child can be detected. Treatments aimed at solving these problems can be applied with early success. Special screening packages can be created for infants, children and adolescents. Evaluations such as physical examination, eye examination, hearing screening, urinalysis, immune system control, allergy test can be done within the scope of child check-up. Child check-ups can be performed at intervals deemed appropriate by the physician.
Advanced Age Check-Up
As age progresses, the need for medical screening methods may increase. Examining changes in the body can help diagnose diseases. Screening methods such as blood pressure control, measurement of cholesterol level, eye test, dental examination can be applied. Having the vaccines deemed appropriate within the scope of check-up may also prevent the emergence of some diseases.
Under 40 Check-up
Check-up screenings, which increase the quality and duration of life with early diagnosis and treatment, also show some differences according to gender and age. Considering the common diseases specific to them in women and men, there may be changes in check-up scans. The same is true for age groups. For individuals under the age of 40, screening also includes the following services:
- Cardiological analyzes including echocardiography (ECO doppler) and EKG tests for individuals under 40 years of age
- Thoracic tomography, carotid Doppler examination, and coronary calcium scoring, optionally instead of lung x-ray, are included in the check-up package for male individuals.
- Coronary CT angiography, chronic infection screening tests, thoracic tomography and carotid doppler ultrasound in expanded check-up packages
- Gynecological examination and gynecological ultrasound, cervicovaginal smear test and HPV smear tests in female check-up screenings
- Breast ultrasonography and, if necessary, breast MRI in women under 40 years of age
Over 40 Check-Up
Check-up service screenings, which may vary depending on age groups, can be supported with additional controls in later ages. Some of the extra services that should be provided in Check-up services over the age of 40 are as follows:
- Breast ultrasonography and mammography in women over 40 years of age, breast MRI if necessary
- PSA (prostate specific antigen) test within the scope of urological examination and prostate examination in abdominal ultrasound in men aged 40-65
- For individuals over the age of 40, depending on the content of the check-up package, extra effort ECG (exertional cardiovascular stress test) in addition to ECO doppler
- Bone density scans for geriatric individuals over the age of 65
What Does Check Up Cover?
In order to determine the exact content in check-up programs, a preliminary interview and examination by the physician is required. Although certain standard packages have been determined according to age and gender, if there are known genetic predispositions in the family, diagnosed chronic diseases, smoking and alcohol habits, or a previous substance use history, different packages should be preferred accordingly. Geriatric check-up programs can be preferred for patients over 65 years of age. In addition to the check-up package recommended according to age and gender group, there are various panels that can be added by the person. These include additional panels for assessments of the listed disorders:
- Cancer,
- Heart diseases,
- Allergies and food intolerances,
- infectious diseases,
- bone health,
- sleep health,
- mental functions and memory,
- rheumatic diseases,
- Anti-aging and immune system.
In addition to the basic check-up packages, it is possible to benefit from these scans, which are added to the package content by evaluating the complaints stated by the patient, medical history and family history. It is useful to decide on the final screening plan by taking into consideration the physician’s evaluations, the patient’s expectations and current complaints as a result of the physician and patient interview. Thus, while determining a more suitable and effective screening program for the patient, time and cost savings can be achieved by removing unnecessary tests from the plan.
Comprehensive Check Up
Contrary to popular belief, check-up is not just a process where medical tests and analyzes are performed. In full-scale check-up procedures, in addition to detailed and general laboratory tests, the person’s genetic predisposition and other environmental factors are evaluated and examined in the necessary medical branches. A full-scale check-up allows some diseases that cannot be diagnosed in blood tests and physical examinations to be determined by advanced imaging and radiological examinations. It is recommended that people have a full check-up every 2 years, especially from the age of 40, even if they have no disease or symptoms.
Who Should Have a Check Up and How Often?
It is recommended that healthy adult individuals under the age of 40, who do not have any known risk factors and who have not seen any abnormal results in the previous check-up examinations, should undergo a check-up every 2 years. In individuals over the age of 40, this interval should be more frequent. If these individuals do not have a previously identified and recommended health problem, it is recommended to perform a check-up once a year. If shorter follow-up intervals are recommended, the doctor’s recommendations should be followed. Special follow-ups for this condition are planned in patients with identified risk factors, and these can be performed as 3-month, 6-month or 1-year screenings. The patient’s meticulous compliance with the recommended screening and follow-up program will ensure that the possible risks of disease are minimized and that there is a chance for early intervention in case of any negativity.
What should you pay attention to before coming to Check Up?
Before coming for a check-up, people should pay attention to certain issues in order to obtain the most accurate results from the tests to be performed. These can be listed as follows:
- Since check-up tests should be given on an empty stomach, eating and drinking should be stopped from 12 o’clock the night before. There should be no breakfast or snacks in the morning.
- Cigarettes, other tobacco products, tea and coffee should not be consumed.
- From 12 pm onwards, water consumption should be limited and attention should be paid to less than one glass.
- Alcohol should not be consumed within 3 days before the scan.
- If there are drugs taken on an empty stomach in the morning, they should not be taken for that day.
- On the day of check-up, exercise should not be done, jewelry should not be worn, and you should go to the health institution in comfortable clothes such as tracksuits, since an effort test will be performed.
- For women, the check-up day should not coincide with the day of menstrual bleeding, if such a situation exists, the appointment day should be changed by informing.
- If there is a pregnancy condition or suspicion, the physician should be informed about this issue.
- When coming for check-up, the results of previous examinations should also be brought.
Drug Use Before Check Up
Some of the medications taken regularly before check-up should not be used. In order for the test results to be correct, if there are vitamin and mineral supplements, nutritional supplements and iron medications used for anemia, these should be discontinued 3 days before the screening. If the person is using blood thinners and the check-up scope includes “stool occult blood test”, the use of blood thinners should be stopped 5 days before the doctor’s control. Even if this test will not be performed, the person should inform their healthcare professional that they are using blood thinners. Continuous medications for chronic diseases such as diabetes (diabetes), hypertension, rheumatism and heart diseases do not need to be discontinued beforehand. Only the doses of these drugs taken in the morning should be taken after the blood tests to be made during the check-up.
In How Many Days Will Check Up Results Come Out?
Check-up results may vary depending on the number of days and the amount of tests and tests performed. In addition, the type of transactions may affect this period. Some of the laboratory tests and radiological methods of this screening can result in a few hours and some in a few days. The quality of the devices used in the processes also affects the check-up results. In addition, the experience of all personnel such as doctors, physicians, laboratory assistants and technicians in the healthcare team can have an impact on how many days the results will be obtained.
Periodic Health Scans
Health screenings are medical tests that doctors use to check for diseases and health conditions before any signs or symptoms appear. Periodic health screening can help find problems early that may be easier to treat. Getting the recommended health screening is one of the most important things you can do for your health. Health screenings are vital for both adults and children. Regular use of health screenings, which may vary depending on age and gender, can both help protect individuals from possible future diseases and make the individual feel more comfortable and safe in terms of physical, mental and spiritual aspects.
