Diagnostics

We use large variety of the diagnostic testing using the latest technology that include but not limited to blood work including the hormone evaluation, ultrasounds, allergy testing, the visual electronystagmography and polman refunction and much more

Diagnosis and treatment of disease in its early stages is often the key to success.

The 20th century saw impressive applications of engineering technology in diagnosis, as well as the application of such technology in other fields of medicine.

Electrocardiogram (testing heart function); electroencephalogram (brain); electroretinography and related techniques (vision) may be briefly mentioned. And in the category of imaging: the "classical" X-ray and its 3-dimensional development, computer tomography (CT); ultrasonic echography

Such advances continue, particularly in making such high-tech diagnostic methods more "accessible"; but more recently the most striking progress has been in biochemical detection methods. These have a long history, but have recently advanced rapidly, with the development of highly selective and specific biochemical tests which are easy to use -- sometimes so easy that they have moved out of the laboratory altogether. These have great potential in mass-screening tests; but here the problems tend to be not so much technical, but more organisational and economic.

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