A specialist in Internal Medicine will carry out a general evaluation of the patient’s state of health and will determine, according to the results, whether it is necessary to carry out any specific tests or whether an evaluation should be done by another specialist.
- Anamnesis and complete examination looking for symptoms or leading signs.
- Evaluation of family and personal history which might place the patient at risk from a particular illness.
- Cardiovascular Risk Assessment and Vascular Age Calculation.
- Early detection of colon cancer using a hidden blood in stool test (over 50s or family history) y and Prostate cancer (over 40s) testing for PSA in blood.
- Weight, build, Arterial Pressure in both arms, abdominal perimeter, capillary O2 saturation.
- Blood Analysis: Complete haemogram, VSG, Glucose, renal and hepatic function, ions, proteins, albumin, uric acid, iron profile, lipid profile, TSH, PSA for men.
- Urine analysis: elemental and sedimentary.
- Electrocardiogram.
- Thorax X-Ray.
- Spirometry test.
- Abdominal Ultrasound.
- Internal Medicine consultation
A full report with advice once all the results have been obtained.
This can be sent by email or can be collected in person for a better explanation of the results
The patient will be accompanied by a member of staff, or interpreters if necessary, while the check-up is being carried out.