List Diagnostics – K
Knee pain, joint mobility impairment in this area and traumatic injuries are quite common reasons for visiting a doctor. Even an experienced doctor cannot easily determine by eye what the unpleasant symptoms are associated with.
Today, the diagnostic capabilities of ultrasound examination (US) of the knee joint are being revised. Despite the fact that ultrasound methods in the study of the knee joint cannot completely replace such highly informative methods as MRI and standard X-ray examination, nevertheless, the ultrasound method has its own certain advantages.
Kymographic pertubation is a method of studying the patency of the fallopian tubes by introducing air or carbon dioxide into the uterine cavity, fallopian tubes and into the abdominal cavity with simultaneous visual and graphic recording of the contractile activity of the fallopian tubes. The recording is made using a special recording device.
Research (diagnosis) of the kidneys is a rather difficult task, since most of the so-called nephrological diseases have a latent course for a long time and do not manifest themselves with subjective symptoms (unpleasant sensations, and most importantly, pain), forcing one to see a doctor.
Qualified urologists are generally well trained in the radiological diagnosis of damage and diseases of the kidneys and urinary tract and can, in contact with the radiologist, independently establish the order and scope of radiological examinations.
Kidney biopsy is used to diagnose kidney disease and determine treatment tactics. Diagnostic kidney biopsy is used after the possibilities of other, less invasive instrumental methods have been exhausted, including biopsy of the rectal mucosa, nasopharynx, skin, and lymph node.
In cases where corneal transplantation cannot provide transparent engraftment, keratoprosthetics is performed - replacing the cloudy cornea with a biologically inert plastic material.