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Ultrasound Scans

Small Parts Ultrasound (Thyroid, Testes, Soft Tissue) in Windhoek

A focused ultrasound scan of a small area such as the thyroid, testes, or a soft-tissue lump.

About this service

A small parts ultrasound in Windhoek at Eastgate Clinic is a focused scan used to look closely at a specific area such as the thyroid, testes, or a soft-tissue lump, using sound waves to build a detailed picture without radiation. This type of scan is often used to investigate a swelling, lump, or change your doctor has noticed or that you have reported yourself. The scan is performed in our rooms, is painless, and does not require any special preparation in most cases.

Your doctor will discuss the findings with you, and further tests or referral may be recommended depending on the result. Book an appointment if a focused ultrasound has been recommended for you.

What to expect

  • No special preparation is generally required beforehand
  • A gel is applied to the skin and a probe passed over the area
  • The scan itself is painless and usually takes a short time
  • Your doctor reviews the images during or shortly after the scan
  • Further tests may be advised depending on the findings

Who is it for?

You may be advised to have this if you are dealing with:

  • A lump or swelling in the neck, thyroid area, or elsewhere
  • Testicular swelling, pain, or a noticed lump
  • A soft-tissue lump needing closer investigation
  • A doctor's recommendation following a physical examination
  • Wanting reassurance about a specific area of concern

Frequently asked questions

How much does a small parts ultrasound cost in Windhoek?

Cost depends on the area scanned and your medical aid cover. Contact Eastgate Clinic for guidance.

Do I need a referral for a small parts ultrasound?

Your doctor at Eastgate Clinic can examine you and arrange the scan directly if it is needed.

Is a small parts ultrasound painful?

No, the scan is painless. You may feel light pressure from the probe as it moves over the area.