At New Life Clinic, spleen ultrasound is performed as an outpatient examination. During the procedure, the physician evaluates the position and size of the spleen, its contours and tissue structure, the uniformity of the parenchyma, the presence of focal changes, and other ultrasound findings of diagnostic significance.
Spleen Ultrasound
A spleen ultrasound at New Life Clinic is an imaging study that helps evaluate the size and structure of the spleen in cases of pain or discomfort in the left upper abdomen, abnormal test results, after previous illnesses or trauma, as well as when an enlarged spleen has previously been identified.
At the clinic, the examination is performed with close attention to diagnostically significant ultrasound findings, allowing the physician to accurately interpret identified changes and use the results for further evaluation of the patient’s condition.
- Experienced Ultrasound Physician
- Transparent Examination Cost
- Calm and Respectful Care
- Modern Diagnostic Equipment
Physician Performing Spleen Ultrasound
Dr. Yevhen Tsupko
Spleen ultrasound at New Life Clinic is performed by a highly qualified ultrasound physician with extensive clinical experience and a strong diagnostic background.
Dr. Tsupko carefully evaluates the size and structure of the spleen, the nature and location of identified changes, and ultrasound findings that require more detailed interpretation.
The physician’s experience is particularly important for small, borderline, or ambiguous findings, when accurate measurements, correlation of multiple ultrasound features, and precise reporting of the examination results are essential.
Spleen Ultrasound Cost
The cost of a spleen ultrasound at New Life Clinic is clear and known in advance. We follow a transparent approach: patients know the price of the examination beforehand and understand the overall diagnostic process without unnecessary tests or procedures when there is no clinical indication for them.
Spleen Ultrasound
UAH 450
Patient Reviews
Patient reviews can help you understand in advance how appointments are organized and how carefully the physician performs the examination and explains the results. This is especially important when an ultrasound has been ordered because of abnormal test results, after a previous illness, or to monitor a previously identified finding.
*The language, style, and spelling of the authors have been preserved. Reviews reflect the individual experiences of patients and do not guarantee an identical result in every clinical case.
Our Approach to Spleen Ultrasound at New Life Clinic
Diagnostic Experience
The size and structure of the spleen require careful evaluation in the context of the ultrasound findings. The physician’s experience is particularly important for small focal, borderline, or ambiguous changes that require careful interpretation.
Accurate Measurements and Assessment of Spleen Structure
During the ultrasound, the physician systematically evaluates the size of the spleen, its contours, tissue uniformity, and any identified structural features. Accurate measurements are particularly important when the spleen is enlarged and during subsequent follow-up over time.
Comparable Results During Follow-Up Examinations
During a follow-up ultrasound, it is important to determine whether the size or structure of the spleen has actually changed compared with the previous examination. The physician takes available previous results into account to accurately assess changes over time and document them in the report.
Informative Ultrasound Report
After the ultrasound, the patient receives a report describing the size, structure, and identified features of the spleen. It can be used for further evaluation by the appropriate specialist, comparison with laboratory test results, or subsequent follow-up.
Results in Numbers
*Based on the clinic’s statistics for the past 12 months and internal patient feedback.
50+
spleen ultrasound examinations performed by our physicians
96 %
of patients report receiving an informative ultrasound report after the examination
97 %
of patients would recommend spleen diagnostic imaging at our clinic
When Patients Typically Come to New Life for a Spleen Ultrasound
- For pain or discomfort in the left upper abdomen
These symptoms can have different causes, so a spleen ultrasound may be ordered when its size and structure need to be evaluated and visible changes need to be ruled out. - When an enlarged spleen is suspected
The examination allows the physician to accurately measure the spleen and assess its structure when enlargement is suspected based on a physical examination or another diagnostic study. - For abnormal blood test results
Certain laboratory abnormalities may be a reason to evaluate the spleen. In these cases, the ultrasound findings are considered together with blood test results and other clinical data. - After infectious or other illnesses
Certain illnesses may cause the spleen to enlarge or change, so ultrasound may be used to assess its current condition and size. - After trauma to the abdomen or left upper abdomen
The examination may be needed to assess the integrity and structure of the spleen and identify changes associated with the trauma. - For follow-up of previously identified changes
A repeat ultrasound allows the physician to compare the current size and structure of the spleen with previous findings and assess changes over time.
What Patients Should Know About Spleen Ultrasound
Before a spleen ultrasound, patients often have questions about preparation, how the examination is performed, and what identified changes may mean. It is particularly important to understand how the examination is performed, what the physician evaluates, and why ultrasound findings sometimes need to be considered together with blood tests and other medical data.
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How to Prepare for a Spleen Ultrasound
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How the Examination Is Performed
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What the Physician Evaluates During the Ultrasound
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What a Spleen Ultrasound Can Show
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Are There Any Risks or Limitations
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Why Is a Spleen Ultrasound Often Evaluated Together With Blood Tests
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If the Spleen Is Enlarged, How Serious Is It
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Why Can Spleen Measurements Differ Slightly Between Two Ultrasound Examinations
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Can an Ultrasound Determine the Cause of an Enlarged Spleen?
Schedule a Spleen Ultrasound at New Life Clinic
If you have been referred for a spleen ultrasound, you can have the examination performed at New Life Clinic by an experienced ultrasound physician in a calm outpatient setting. Submit a request or call us – our administrator will help you choose a convenient appointment time and provide information about the cost of the examination.
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The content of this page has been reviewed and approved by a New Life Clinic physician (Yevhen Tsupko, a highly qualified ultrasound physician with many years of clinical experience).