Diagnostics

How to prepare, how long it takes, and when to expect your report. Instructions here are general — the diagnostics desk confirms them when you book.

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Imaging

X-Ray

A quick image of bones and the chest using a small dose of radiation.

Duration: A few minutes
Reports: Report timing confirmed at the counter

How to prepare

Usually no preparation needed.
Remove jewellery and metal from the area being imaged.
Tell staff if you are or may be pregnant.

Ask about X-Ray

Ultrasound (USG)

Sound waves create images of organs such as the liver, kidneys, gallbladder and uterus. No radiation.

Duration: 15–30 minutes
Reports: Report timing confirmed at booking

How to prepare

Abdomen scans: often 6 hours without food.
Pelvic scans: drink water beforehand and come with a full bladder.
The desk will confirm instructions for your scan.

Ask about Ultrasound (USG)

CT Scan

Detailed cross-sectional X-ray images of the head, chest, abdomen or bones.

Duration: 10–30 minutes
Reports: Report timing confirmed at booking

How to prepare

Some scans use contrast dye — you may need to fast for 4–6 hours.
Bring a recent creatinine (kidney function) report if asked.
Tell staff about allergies, diabetes medicines, or pregnancy.

Ask about CT Scan

MRI

Detailed images using a strong magnet — useful for brain, spine, joints and soft tissue. No radiation.

Duration: 20–45 minutes
Reports: Report timing confirmed at booking

How to prepare

Tell staff if you have a pacemaker, implant, metal fragments or are claustrophobic.
Remove all metal objects, including hairpins and cards.
Some scans need fasting — the desk will confirm.

Ask about MRI

Cardiac

ECG

Records the heart's electrical activity using stickers on the chest. Painless.

Duration: About 5 minutes
Reports: Usually available the same visit

How to prepare

No preparation needed.
Wear clothing that allows access to the chest.

Ask about ECG

2D Echo

An ultrasound of the heart showing how it pumps and how its valves work.

Duration: 20–30 minutes
Reports: Report timing confirmed at booking

How to prepare

No fasting needed.
Bring previous ECG or heart reports.

Ask about 2D Echo

Pregnancy

Obstetric Scan

Ultrasound during pregnancy to check the baby's growth and wellbeing. 4D ultrasound is available.

Duration: 20–40 minutes
Reports: Report timing confirmed at booking

How to prepare

Early pregnancy scans may need a full bladder.
Bring your antenatal card and previous scan reports.

Ask about Obstetric Scan

Laboratory

Pathology (Blood & Urine Tests)

Laboratory tests on blood, urine and other samples — CBC, sugar, thyroid, kidney and liver function and more.

Duration: Sample collection takes a few minutes
Reports: Depends on the test — confirmed at the counter

How to prepare

Fasting sugar and lipid profile: 8–12 hours without food (water is fine).
Take regular medicines unless your doctor says otherwise.
Early-morning urine sample is best for routine urine tests.

Ask about Pathology (Blood & Urine Tests)

Histopathology

Microscopic examination of tissue removed during a biopsy or surgery, used to confirm a diagnosis.

Duration: Sample processed in the lab
Reports: Usually takes several days — the lab will advise

How to prepare

Arranged by your doctor after a biopsy or operation.

Ask about Histopathology

Test prices and report turnaround times are being confirmed with the hospital and will be published here.