Ultrasound examinations – a quick and accurate way to take care of your health.
In our clinic, we perform various ultrasound (sonographic) examinations that help accurately assess the condition of internal organs, detect changes, and monitor health preventively or when there are complaints.
We perform the following ultrasound examinations:
✔ Breast ultrasound – evaluates breast structure or implant condition, helps to detect changes early.
✔ Fetal ultrasound – performed by our obstetricians and gynecologists. Routine fetal and twin ultrasounds, genetic ultrasounds are performed by specialized doctors with the highest qualifications. Read more about fetal ultrasound here.
✔ Pelvic organ ultrasound – helps to assess the uterus, ovaries, bladder, and other structures.
✔ Thyroid ultrasound – evaluates the shape, size, possible nodules, or structural changes of the thyroid.
✔ Internal organ ultrasound – performed to assess the liver, gallbladder, kidneys, spleen, and other abdominal organs.
✔ Lymph node ultrasound – intended to assess enlarged or altered lymph nodes.
✔ Liver ultrasound – helps to assess structural changes, monitor fatty infiltration, or fibrosis.
Examinations are performed by experienced specialists, using modern equipment. We strive for ultrasound procedures in the clinic to be conducted calmly, without haste, with all answers to your questions.
Oncogynecological Ultrasounds: Comprehensive Women's Health Assessment
Oncogynecological ultrasound is an ultrasound examination designed to assess the condition of a woman’s reproductive system organs: uterus, endometrium, ovaries, pelvis. This examination is particularly important for early detection of possible formations or other changes that may affect health or fertility.
When is oncogynecological ultrasound recommended?
This examination is recommended if:
✔ you experience heavy or irregular bleeding,
✔ you have painful or prolonged menstruation,
✔ fibroids, cysts, or polyps are suspected or already known,
✔ there have been previous pregnancy or endometrial changes,
✔ you have an increased risk of oncological diseases,
✔ you notice changes after menopause – such as bleeding or discomfort.
When is the best time to perform the examination?
To obtain the most accurate result, we recommend performing a gynecological ultrasound on the 5th–10th day of the menstrual cycle, when the endometrium is thinnest. After menopause, the examination can be performed on any day when concerning symptoms appear.
What can oncogynecological ultrasound reveal?
✔ Endometriosis – when the endometrium grows outside the uterus, causing pain, infertility, or other symptoms.
✔ Fibroids – benign uterine muscle formations that may affect menstrual flow or fertility.
✔ Endometrial or cervical polyps – mucosal overgrowths that may cause bleeding or discomfort.
✔ Ovarian cysts, formations – their origin, size, and risk factors are assessed.
✔ Structural or mucosal changes that may require further examination or biopsy.
✔ Assessment of changes after PAP or CinTec® PLUS tests – if test results indicate possible cervical changes, ultrasound helps to assess whether further tests or monitoring are needed.
This examination is important not only for diagnosis but also for prevention – especially if you want to take care of your health before planning a pregnancy or if there is a family history of oncological diseases.
Oncogynecological ultrasounds are performed by Dr. Linas Andreika
Gyd. Linas Andreika works at the Vilnius University Hospital Santaros Clinics Gynecology Department, specializing in the diagnosis and treatment of benign and malignant female genital tumors. He also actively practices endometriosis diagnostics, minimally invasive surgery, and removal of uterine and ovarian formations.
In the clinic, the doctor performs:
✔ oncogynecological ultrasounds,
✔ cervical biopsies,
✔ excisional biopsies (LLETZ),
✔ consultations on test results and treatment progress.
The doctor gained work experience from one of the country’s most renowned oncogynecologists – Assoc. Prof. Dr. Vilius Rudaitis , with whom he works in the same surgical team.
Currently, the doctor is preparing a doctoral dissertation on the topic “Visualization Methods of Sentinel Lymph Nodes of the Uterus” and is an active member of the scientific community – delivering presentations at international conferences, writing scientific articles.
Find more about the doctor here
