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Home›All tests›Ultrasound

Ultrasound — Whole Abdomen

Also known as: USG abdomen, ultrasound abdomen, sonography, belly ultrasound, whole abdomen scan

High-resolution abdominal ultrasound scan reported by consultant radiologist.

SampleImaging
Report4 hours
Fasting6 hours
CollectionAt our centre

What’s measured 10 parameters

  • Liver Parenchyma & Vascularity
  • Gall Bladder & Lumen
  • Common Bile Duct (CBD)
  • Pancreas
  • Spleen
  • Both Kidneys & Cortical Thickness
  • Urinary Bladder Wall
  • Prostate (Men) / Uterus & Ovaries (Women)
  • Peritoneal Free Fluid / Ascites
  • Consultant Radiologist Report

Why this test is done

For abdominal pain, fatty liver screening, gallstones, kidney stones, pancreatitis, or unexplained digestive issues.

How to prepare

At our centre. Fast for 6 hours prior. Drink 3–4 glasses of water 1 hour before the scan and do not empty your bladder until the test is completed.

How it works

  1. Pick a slot and visit our Jasola Vihar centre — no waiting-room queue.
  2. Our technician performs the procedure and the sample is barcoded on the spot.
  3. Your sample is processed under NABL-grade protocols and reviewed by our pathologist.
  4. The doctor-signed report reaches your WhatsApp and your account in 4 hours.

Common questions

Why is fasting needed for abdominal ultrasound?

Fasting prevents stomach and bowel gas from obscuring the pancreas, aorta, and gallbladder, and ensures the gallbladder remains distended for clear visualization.

Why do I need a full bladder for ultrasound?

A full urinary bladder serves as an acoustic window to clearly visualize the bladder wall, prostate in men, and uterus/ovaries in women.

How long does the scan take?

The scan takes approximately 15 to 20 minutes with our consultant radiologist.

Do I need to fast before Ultrasound — Whole Abdomen?

Yes — 6 hours of fasting is required. Water is allowed throughout. We send a WhatsApp reminder the night before so it is not a surprise in the morning.

How soon will I get the report?

Within 4 hours of collection. It arrives on WhatsApp as a doctor-signed PDF, and a copy stays in your account to download whenever you need it.

Can this be done at home?

No — this one needs equipment at our Jasola Vihar centre, so it is booked as a centre visit with a fixed slot.

What does Ultrasound — Whole Abdomen cost?

₹1200. That is the full price — there are no separate reporting or handling charges, and you can pay online or on collection.

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  • At our Jasola Vihar centre
  • Report in 4 hours, on WhatsApp
  • Reviewed and signed by our pathologist
  • Pay cash or UPI on collection

Important. This page describes what a test measures and costs. It is not medical advice, and a result needs a doctor to interpret it alongside your symptoms and history. If you have severe symptoms — chest pain, breathlessness, heavy bleeding, fainting or a very high fever — do not wait for a test. Seek emergency care or call 112 immediately.