List of examinations
Abdominal ultrasound allows visualization of the liver, gallbladder, kidneys, spleen, pancreas and bile ducts and detection of abnormalities such as cysts, stones, tumors or bile duct dilations. It enables, for example, the diagnosis of conditions such as gallstones, cirrhosis and certain infections or abdominal tumors.
Biological age provides an estimate of the body's actual aging compared to chronological age. This algorithm, based on clinical biomarkers, enables assessment of overall health status, thus offering a personalized perspective on the aging process and the effectiveness of preventive health interventions.
Blood pressure measurement is a key indicator of heart and blood vessel function. It enables the detection of high blood pressure, which is often asymptomatic and silent, but also a major risk factor for heart disease, stroke, and other serious complications.
Thanks to its ability to produce high-precision, 3D images, the CBCT scanner offers physicians detailed visualization of the body's internal structures. This low-dose imaging solution is particularly useful for detecting various anomalies and pathologies, such as lung tumors, sinusitis and deep dental infections.
Cardiac ultrasound allows for the examination of the heart's structures, such as the ventricles, valves, and pericardium, as well as the initial portion of the ascending aorta. It enables visualization of potential abnormalities in cardiac contraction, valves or pericardium such as valvular diseases, ventricular dysfunction, pericardial effusion or certain aortic abnormalities.
The cardiovascular profile provides a detailed assessment of heart function by detecting early signs of myocardial distress (the heart muscle) or heart failure. This approach enables the early detection of conditions such as myocardial infarction, heart failure, or certain cardiomyopathies at a silent stage, thereby facilitating early and personalized care.
Cervical ultrasound allows for the examination of the thyroid, lymph nodes and identification of potential abnormalities, such as thyroid nodules, cysts or abnormal masses. This examination enables the physician to rapidly diagnose pathologies such as thyroid diseases or lymph node enlargement.
This scan provides highly informative images of bone structure and body composition. Bone mineral density is a crucial parameter for estimating risk for fractures. It also helps prevent age-related pathologies such as osteoporosis and sarcopenia. The distribution of fat mass, lean mass, as well as visceral and subcutaneous adipose tissue are important indicators for the prevention of obesity, diabetes, cardiovascular disease and metabolic disorders.
The electrocardiogram (ECG) is an essential tool in medicine for evaluating cardiac health. Performed with state-of-the-art equipment, this method records the heart's electrical activity through simple sensors placed on the skin, enabling visualization of heart rhythm and precise detection of abnormalities such as arrhythmias, myocardial infarctions or other cardiac dysfunctions.
The endocrine assessment evaluates the functioning of several main axes: thyroid, adrenal, pancreatic and gonadal. This evaluation helps identify hormonal imbalances that may affect various body functions.
Performed using a dynamometer, this test measures muscle strength in the hand and forearm. Beyond muscle strength, however, it also serves as a barometer of general health. In particular, it helps assess the risk of chronic diseases such as cardiovascular disease and diabetes.
The hematologic and immune assessment evaluates the components of the blood and immune system. These analyses help detect pathologies such as anemia, infections, certain nutritional deficiencies or immunoglobulin deficiencies, which can affect general health.
The hydromineral balance assessment evaluates the levels of essential electrolytes in the body for numerous physiological functions, such as regulation of osmotic pressure, blood pH and muscle function. Various pathologies, such as dehydration, renal failure, or hormonal imbalances, can cause electrolyte imbalances that can lead to serious complications, such as cardiac, neurological, or renal conditions.
Essential for assessing the body's inflammatory state and the composition of proteins in the blood, they help screen for various pathologies such as inflammatory diseases, infections, autoimmune diseases, cardiovascular and liver diseases, as well as certain cancers.
The liver assessment evaluates liver health by measuring enzymatic markers. Abnormal levels of these markers may indicate various liver disorders, such as hepatitis, hepatic steatosis, or cirrhosis.
The oxidative stress profile offers a window into the delicate balance between free radicals and antioxidants in the body, reflecting cellular health and the potential risk of chronic disease. Physicians can anticipate risks associated with elevated oxidative stress, including cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer and neurodegenerative disorders.
Pelvic ultrasound allows for the examination of the uterus, ovaries, bladder and prostate. It enables detection of abnormalities in these organs such as cysts, fibroids, tumors, abnormal fluids or infections.
Careful historical review is a cornerstone of any medical assessment, aimed at identifying an individual's risk profile for various pathologies. This exhaustive exam examines the patient's medical history, as well as that of their family, highlighting the genetic and environmental risk factors which may impact their health, such as cardiovascular disease, diabetes, cancer, neurological disorders and many others.
Detailed assessment of physical activity is a key component of overall health analysis. Insufficient or excessive activity, as well as prolonged sedentary behavior, significantly increase the risk of developing conditions such as obesity, cardiovascular disease, type 2 diabetes and musculoskeletal disorders. This assessment will enable the physician to recommend a personalized physical activity plan.
This assessment enables us to establish, at an early stage, each individual's capacity to absorb the stress to which they're subjected, so we can adopt stress management measures, particularly in terms of lifestyle, thus maintaining a healthy hormonal balance and preventing more serious conditions. This is based on analysis of Heart Rate Variability, reflecting the adaptability of the autonomic nervous system, which controls the heart's response to various stresses.
The renal and urological assessment evaluates the health of the kidneys and urinary system. Its analysis allows for the early detection of pathologies such as renal failure, gout, urinary tract infections or prostate cancer.
Optical Coherence Tomography (OCT) has emerged as a leading technology for examining the retina and the optic nerve, without requiring pupil dilation. Thanks to its high-resolution imaging, it provides a detailed visualization of retinal tissues, enabling the diagnosis and follow-up of numerous ocular conditions. OCT can also detect indirect signs suggestive of certain optic nerve disorders. Beyond its role as a screening tool for ocular diseases, OCT can reveal early signs of retinal cellular dysfunction, offering insight into overall aging and potential neurological, cardiovascular, and metabolic health risks.
This assessment provides a personalized response to the specific needs of each individual throughout the phases of their sexual and reproductive life. It includes management of hormonal transitions such as menopause for women and andropause for men, a review of contraceptive options, menstrual cycle analysis and fertility support as part of a family planning process.
This exhaustive assessment not only analyses sleep habits (duration & quality), but also the possible presence of underlying disorders such as sleep apnea, insomnia or restless leg syndrome. As these can significantly increase the risk of cardiovascular disease, cognitive or mood disorders, it's all the more important to detect them as early as possible.
This exam measures the quantity and speed of air inhaled and exhaled. It provides essential information on lung capacity, airway function and the possible presence of obstructive or restrictive lung disease. This exam can detect conditions such as asthma, Chronic Obstructive Pulmonary Disease, pulmonary fibrosis or upper airway obstruction disorders.
Through exposure to sounds of varying intensities and frequencies, this procedure evaluates the ability to perceive sounds at levels considered normal. The results obtained are decisive in identifying various disorders or hearing loss potentially due to noise exposure, infections, presbycusis or other causes of hearing impairment.
Vascular ultrasound allows for the examination of blood vessels in different parts of the body, searching for stenoses, plaques, abnormal dilations called aneurysms, or dissections. This technology also makes it possible to measure the speed of flow in the vessels. It enables screening for pathologies such as peripheral arterial disease, carotid stenoses, and dissecting and aneurysmal diseases.
This work-up is essential for detecting infections caused by infectious agents. Analysis of this work-up helps identify pathogens that may be responsible for a variety of conditions, from benign diseases to more serious conditions that may be caused by these infectious agents.
Visual acuity measures how clearly you see — both near and far. It reflects your ability to perceive fine detail with sharpness, whether you're looking at a distant object or reading up close. We assess this using standardized charts: one for distance, and the Parinaud scale for near vision. Reduced visual acuity can signal common conditions or, in some cases, more serious issues.
This assessment detects potential deficiencies in vitamins which may be the cause of various disorders. Vitamins play essential roles in eye health, cell development, red blood cell production, neurological function, cell protection against oxidative damage, as well as bone and immune health.