Ultrasound Pancreas

2 095 kr

Ultrasound Pancreas

Ultrasound

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Once your results are ready, a licensed doctor will review them alongside the health information you have provided. You'll receive a personalized written assessment to help you understand what your results mean for your health and whether there is anything you should be aware of or can do to improve your health.

What does the doctor's assessment include?

  • Overall assessment – a summary of your examination results and what they may indicate about your health.
  • Explanation of your results – what your blood test values or findings from an imaging examination mean.
  • Comments on abnormalities – what abnormal values or findings may indicate and whether further follow-up is needed.
  • Personalized recommendations – advice on how to improve or maintain your health and whether further medical follow-up is recommended.

What happens if something abnormal is found?

An abnormal result doesn't necessarily mean something is wrong. Your doctor will make an individual assessment and explain any abnormal values or findings in your written report.

If your results show significant abnormalities or require prompt follow-up, a doctor will also contact you by phone at no extra cost.

The assessment is based on your examination results and the health information you have provided. It does not replace a comprehensive medical examination.

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2 095 kr
  • Ultrasound of the pancreas shows inflammation, cysts, stones and structural changes in the pancreas.
  • Recommended for abdominal pain, jaundice or elevated enzyme values.
  • Quick, painless and radiation-free examination of the pancreas.
  • Written opinion and recommendation from a specialist doctor are included.
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An ultrasound examination of the pancreas or (pancreas) is used to examine the size, shape, tissue structure and surrounding organs of the gland. The examination is performed by a specialist in radiology and provides real-time images that can show changes caused by inflammation, cysts, stones or tumors. Ultrasound of the pancreas is often used as the first step in the investigation of abdominal pain, jaundice or abnormal liver and pancreatic values ​​in blood tests.

Ultrasound of the pancreas - for pain, jaundice or elevated enzyme values

The examination is recommended for diffuse or recurrent abdominal pain, nausea, unexplained weight loss, jaundice or elevated levels of amylase, lipase or liver tests. It is also used to follow up on previous inflammation (pancreatitis) or cystic changes in the pancreas.

Unlike MRI and CT, which are used for more detailed mapping of glandular tissue and the urinary system, ultrasound is a fast and radiation-free method for detecting major structural changes, fluid accumulation, and surrounding inflammation. Ultrasound can sometimes be limited in the case of gas-filled intestines or deep abdominal tissue, but works excellently as an initial examination and for follow-up of known findings.

Common symptoms and questions

  • Pain in the upper abdomen or radiating to the back.

  • Jaundice or itching of the skin (signs of impaired bile or pancreatic outflow).

  • Elevated levels of amylase, lipase or liver tests.

  • Suspected pancreatitis (inflammation of the pancreas).

  • Unexplained weight loss or loss of appetite.

  • Follow-up of previous cysts or changes in the pancreas.

Conditions that can be detected with ultrasound of the pancreas

  • Pancreatitis – acute or chronic inflammation of the pancreas. If pancreatitis is suspected, emergency care should be sought.

  • Pancreatic cysts or pseudocysts.

  • Changes in the gait system due to obstruction or swelling.

  • Fat deposits or calcifications in chronic inflammation.

  • Tumor or suspicious mass that requires further investigation with MRI or CT.

  • Fluid accumulation or reactive changes in surrounding tissue.

How an ultrasound of the pancreas is performed

The examination is performed while you lie on your back or left side. A gel is applied to the skin and the doctor moves the ultrasound probe over the upper part of the abdomen, usually under the left rib cage. The examination usually takes 15–20 minutes. For the best image quality, it is recommended that you fast for about 4–6 hours before the examination to reduce the amount of air in the stomach and intestines.

Order an ultrasound examination of the pancreas – get a statement and recommendation from a doctor

The images are reviewed by a specialist in radiology who draws up a written medical report. The answer is delivered digitally within a few working days and can be shared with your treating doctor for further investigation or treatment. If the ultrasound shows unclear or deeper changes, it is often recommended to supplement with MRI or CT for more detailed mapping.

The abdomen is the body's internal hub, where several of our most important organs are gathered in a protected but flexible space. These organs include digestive organs such as the stomach, small intestine, large intestine, liver, gallbladder and pancreas. These organs are responsible for the breakdown and absorption of nutrients, as well as detoxification and metabolism.

The kidneys and ureters are also located in the abdomen, which are responsible for purifying the blood and regulating both fluid and salt balance. The spleen is part of the immune system and breaks down old blood cells. All of these organs are surrounded by a protective peritoneum and are stored in different layers of muscle, fat and connective tissue that make up the abdominal wall. The abdomen is a very rich area of ​​both blood vessels and nerves, which makes it sensitive to both illness and injury.

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The pancreas, also called the pancreas, is a vital organ that plays a central role in digestion and blood sugar regulation.
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After your order has been completed, we will send a referral for your ultrasound examination. You will receive a phone call from the referring physician at our clinic, who will go through your medical history and current symptoms. After that, your referral will be forwarded to the radiology clinic.

Before an ultrasound examination of the abdomen and other organs, it is important to follow the preparation instructions in the appointment letter you received from the radiology department. For examinations of organs in the upper part of the abdomen (such as the liver, gallbladder, pancreas, and spleen), you will usually need to fast for about 6 hours before the examination.

For other types of ultrasound, such as examinations of the carotid arteries, thyroid gland, or soft tissues, no specific preparation is usually required.

Always bring valid identification and please arrive in good time.

  • Fasting 6 hours before the examination.

After your ultrasound examination has been performed, the imaging material is reviewed by a radiology specialist. The radiologist assesses the examination based on the question stated in your referral and writes a medical response to the doctor who ordered the examination.

Our referring physician will then review the report and return to you with a written medical assessment and clear guidance on what the results mean for you.

If the ultrasound shows signs of abnormal findings, we will ensure that you receive a referral to an appropriate healthcare provider, if necessary, or receive advice on how to follow up on the examination. This is always included in the price.

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How does it work?

Order an ultrasound scan – 4 easy steps

Step 1

Order an ultrasound examination

Select the ultrasound examination you wish to perform and add to cart. Complete your order and select payment options. We always apply open purchase on ultrasound for at least 30 days.

Step 2

Activate the referral

After payment, you will receive an email with instructions. Log in to fill in your details and activate the referral. A doctor will contact you to confirm your booking and discuss your wishes.

Step 3

Perform the ultrasound examination

You will be called via Kivra or mail within 7–10 working days, visit the clinic you have been called to at the appointed time. Contact the clinic directly for possible rescheduling if the time does not suit you. Read more

Step 4

Results and statement

You will receive a statement on your ultrasound images within 5-7 working days. However, in some cases it may take a few extra days before the full results are ready and reviewed by a specialist. Read more

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