Diagnostic procedures in internal medicine

In my practice I offer modern internal medicine diagnostics—individualized, holistic and state of the art.

Medical history

A detailed assessment of your medical history, including symptoms, course of illness, prior conditions and medications.

Physical examination

Assessment of your general condition including vital signs (blood pressure, pulse, temperature), examination of organs (heart, lungs, abdomen) and, if needed, a neurological examination.

Laboratory tests

Analysis of blood, urine, stool and other body fluids to identify signs of disease (e.g., blood count, liver values, kidney values).

Imaging

The use of ultrasound, computed tomography (CT), magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), X-ray and other imaging methods to visualize internal organs and detect changes. Ultrasound examinations are available in the practice at any time; for advanced imaging I am happy to refer you to radiology colleagues.

Ultrasound enables visualization of organs such as the liver, kidneys, gallbladder, spleen and pancreas, as well as vessels and lymph nodes.

Electrocardiogram (ECG)

Diagnostics in internal medicine is a complex field. Carefully evaluating results is essential for an accurate diagnosis and targeted treatment. I take the time to explain findings and we develop a treatment plan that fits you.

Diagnostic procedures

ECG, long-term ECG
Long-term blood pressure monitoring
Oxygen saturation measurement (SpO₂)
Pulmonary function test (spirometry)
Color ultrasound of abdominal organs (abdomen)
Color ultrasound of the thyroid
Color duplex ultrasound of vessels (veins and arteries)
Lymph node ultrasound
Chest ultrasound (thorax)
Laboratory diagnostics