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Comprehensive health check-ups in Split
A comprehensive health assessment with extended laboratory diagnostics and specialist examinations
- Laboratory diagnostics
- Ultrasound diagnostics
- Specialist examination
Regular comprehensive check-ups are an important part of preventive healthcare.
They allow assessment of general health, identification of risk factors and timely detection of possible health problems, including those that may develop without pronounced symptoms.
At Analiza, comprehensive check-ups combine extensive laboratory investigations, ultrasound diagnostics, ECG and examination by an internal medicine specialist. Combining these allows a more detailed health assessment and expert interpretation of results.
Why choose a comprehensive check-up at Analiza?
Extended laboratory diagnostics – more information about your health
One of the key advantages of comprehensive check-ups at Analiza is considerably broader laboratory investigation than in many standard check-ups.
While basic comprehensive check-ups usually include a blood count, glucose, blood lipids and basic biochemical markers, our packages also cover thyroid hormones, vitamins, minerals, additional metabolic and biochemical parameters, inflammatory markers, tumour markers, urinalysis and faecal occult blood testing.
Why does this matter?
Basic laboratory results may be normal while certain abnormalities outside the scope of standard investigations remain unidentified. Extended laboratory diagnostics provide insight into additional health markers and give the doctor more information for assessing health, possible risks and the need for further investigation.
Our laboratory investigations cover:
Blood count
– assessment of blood cells and possible abnormalities, including anaemia.
Hormonal status
– thyroid hormones (TSH, fT3 and fT4) to assess thyroid function.
Metabolic health
– glucose, HbA1c and lipid status to assess metabolism and related risk factors.
Vitamin and mineral status
– vitamin D, vitamin B12, iron and important electrolytes.
Liver, kidney and pancreatic function
– an extended set of biochemical markers and enzymes.
Inflammatory markers and iron stores
– CRP and ferritin.
Tumour markers
– PSA and free PSA (fPSA) in men and CA-125 in women, interpreted in the appropriate clinical context.
Urinalysis
– dipstick and sediment to assess possible urinary system abnormalities.
Faecal occult blood
– a test that can detect blood not visible to the naked eye.
The value of extended laboratory investigation lies not only in the number of tests, but in the additional information they can provide. Combined with specialist examination and other diagnostics, the results enable a more detailed assessment of health and individual recommendations.
Ultrasound diagnostics – an important part of a preventive check-up
Ultrasound provides non-invasive imaging of internal organs and tissues and plays an important role in detecting and monitoring various health changes.
Comprehensive check-ups at Poliklinika Analiza include abdominal ultrasound, examining the liver, gallbladder, bile ducts, spleen, kidneys and abdominal aorta, and thyroid ultrasound. The women’s check-up additionally includes breast ultrasound.
Ultrasound complements laboratory results with information about the structure and appearance of the organs and tissues examined, which may be important for identifying changes that cannot be established through blood analysis alone.
Specialist internal medicine examination – bringing all findings together
One of the key components of a comprehensive check-up is examination by an internal medicine specialist.
The internist assesses health based on discussion with the patient, medical history, clinical examination, laboratory results, ultrasound findings and ECG. Their expertise is particularly important in connecting different findings, identifying possible health problems and assessing their clinical significance.
Every comprehensive check-up concludes with the opinion of an internal medicine specialist, who discusses the results with the patient and provides recommendations for further monitoring, additional diagnostics or treatment as needed.
This means the patient receives not just individual results, but also expert interpretation in the context of their overall health.
What do comprehensive check-ups include?
Comprehensive check-up for men
Laboratory diagnostics
Blood count: complete blood count (KKS)
Blood lipids: total cholesterol, HDL, LDL and triglycerides
Hormones: TSH, fT3, fT4
Vitamins: vitamin D and vitamin B12
Minerals and electrolytes: phosphorus, calcium, chloride, potassium, magnesium, sodium and iron
Metabolic and biochemical parameters: glucose, HbA1c, urea, urate, creatinine, total bilirubin and total proteins
Enzymes: AST, ALT, CK, amylase, lipase, GGT, ALP and LDH
Additional markers: CRP and ferritin
Tumour markers: PSA and free PSA (fPSA)
Urine: dipstick and sediment
Stool: occult blood test
Specialist examination and diagnostics
Internal medicine examination with medical history and clinical assessment
Abdominal ultrasound
Thyroid ultrasound
Resting ECG with interpretation
Concluding opinion of an internal medicine specialist
Comprehensive check-up for women
Laboratory diagnostics
Blood count: complete blood count (KKS)
Blood lipids: total cholesterol, HDL, LDL and triglycerides
Hormones: TSH, fT3, fT4
Vitamins: vitamin D and vitamin B12
Minerals and electrolytes: phosphorus, calcium, chloride, potassium, magnesium, sodium and iron
Metabolic and biochemical parameters: glucose, HbA1c, urea, urate, creatinine, total bilirubin and total proteins
Enzymes: AST, ALT, CK, amylase, lipase, GGT, ALP and LDH
Additional markers: CRP and ferritin
Tumour marker: CA-125
Urine: dipstick and sediment
Stool: occult blood test
Specialist examination and diagnostics
Internal medicine examination with medical history and clinical assessment
Abdominal ultrasound
Thyroid ultrasound
Breast ultrasound
Resting ECG with interpretation
Concluding opinion of an internal medicine specialist
When is a comprehensive check-up recommended?
We recommend an annual preventive health check, even when you have no pronounced symptoms or health problems. The scope of a comprehensive check-up and frequency of individual tests should be adapted to age, medical history and individual risk factors.
Many health changes develop gradually without clear warning signs. Regular preventive check-ups allow health to be monitored over time, new risk factors to be identified and necessary measures to be taken promptly.
A comprehensive check-up is particularly useful for people with a family history of certain diseases, existing risk factors or chronic health problems, or those who want a more detailed assessment of their health.
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