Basic physical fitness test

• Inspection itemsDoctor consultation, height, weight, blood pressure
• Test DescriptionConsult with a specialist about subjective symptoms, diet, exercise, smoking, and drinking, and measure body measurements, obesity, and blood pressure.

Urinalysis

• Test DescriptionUrine is a waste product produced after blood is filtered by the kidneys and contains various metabolites. By testing urine, you can find out information about not only urinary tract abnormalities but also systemic endocrine/metabolic diseases. Urine is a relatively simple test that provides clues to the diagnosis of many diseases, allowing the results to be known within a short period of time without suffering.

blood test

• Inspection itemsLiver function test / Hepatitis test (Hepatitis B antibody test (HBs Ag, Anti-HBs), Hepatitis C antibody test (HCV Ab (EIA)) / Lipid metabolism / Diabetes test / Thyroid function test / Pancreas function test / Kidney function test / Tumor marker (liver cancer, colon cancer, prostate cancer, ovarian cancer) / Rheumatism inflammation test / Gout test / General blood test / Infectious disease
• Test DescriptionBlood not only plays an important role in supplying oxygen, nutrients, hormones, and nutritional substances to the cells of all organs in the body, but also functions as a defense organ against infection and transport of toxins and waste products. Therefore, changes that occur in the body lead to changes in blood composition. Various components of the blood are tested to determine the progress of the disease or the effectiveness of treatment.

Body composition test

• Test DescriptionThe components that make up the body are examined. Proper management is guided by examining the ratio distribution of weight, body fat, body water, and muscle mass compared to height. A body composition test is a test that can check the degree of physical development and obesity. Through a body composition test, related diseases can be diagnosed and prevented in advance.

eye exam

• Inspection itemsVision test / fundus test / intraocular pressure test
• Test DescriptionFundus audit is a test that is helpful in diagnosing eye diseases, refraction, systemic diseases, and intracranial diseases because it allows the observation of retinal blood vessels, optic nerve head, macula, and other structures in the eye using an ophthalmoscope. Observation of the eye's internal vitreous body, optic disc, retina, and choroid through a dilated pupil is not only fundamental to ophthalmological care, but is essential to its function in systemic disease states.

hearing test

• Test DescriptionA test that measures the level of hearing is called a hearing test. This is a test that measures the sensitivity of your hearing, such as whether you can hear sounds or voices well.

cardiography

• Test DescriptionIt is a test that can evaluate arrhythmias, ventricular and atrial hypertrophy, myocardial ischemia and myocardial infarction, heart disease, systemic diseases affecting the heart, effects of heart medications, abnormalities in electrolyte metabolism (especially calcium and potassium), and pacemaker function of artificial heart pacemakers.

Pulmonary function test

• Test DescriptionIn general, spirometry refers to a method of measuring the condition of the lungs by mechanically measuring the breathing process of inhaling and exhaling air. It is a test that uses normal breathing or a breathing method of inhaling as much as possible and exhaling as hard and fast as possible.

chest x-ray

• Test DescriptionIt is a test that diagnoses pneumonia, pulmonary tuberculosis, pulmonary suppuration, lung cancer, pulmonary hemorrhage, and cardiopulmonary disease (silicosis), and can also detect emphysema, pulmonary cysts, and pneumothorax. In addition, patients with valvular heart disease, congenital heart disease, and high blood pressure, as well as the presence of rib abnormalities, can be identified by the enlargement of the heart.

arteriosclerosis test

• Test DescriptionArteriosclerosis is a type of aging phenomenon in which fat, cholesterol, and neutral fat are deposited in blood vessels, narrowing the lumen of blood vessels and losing elasticity. Although there are differences in severity, it can be seen in all elderly people. By analyzing factors that can cause arteriosclerosis and conducting early tests, we can prevent arteriosclerosis and subsequent cardiovascular diseases.

abdominal ultrasound

• Test DescriptionThis is a painless test that uses ultrasound to image cross-sectional images of internal organs from various angles. It examines the liver, kidneys, gallbladder, pancreas, and spleen to diagnose liver cancer, gallbladder cancer, gallstones, pancreatic cancer, kidney stones, and kidney cancer.

gastroscopy

• Test DescriptionGastroscopy is a test method that uses an instrument to observe the digestive organs such as the esophagus, stomach, and duodenum through the oral cavity, and if there is an abnormality, it is diagnosed through a biopsy.

Gastrointestinal contrast test

• Test DescriptionGastrointestinal contrast examination is a test that allows you to observe defects, polyps, inflammatory diseases, stomach tumors, etc. by taking a contrast medium that does not penetrate gastric contrast radiography and then applying or filling the posterior wall of the lesion area. It is used for people who have an aversion to endoscopy or for mass rectal examinations, and if an abnormality is found, it is recommended to perform an endoscopy to confirm treatment. You should fast after dinner the day before the test, and it is recommended to drink plenty of water after the test to expel the contrast agent quickly.

bone density test

• Test DescriptionThe normal value of bone density varies depending on each test method, age, and gender. In other words, by measuring bone mass (bone density), we provide evidence to check for osteoporosis or bone mass loss in advance and prevent osteoporosis.

Gynecological examination (female)

• Inspection itemsCervical cancer screening
• Test DescriptionCervical cancer screening is a test in which cells from the cervix are collected using a cotton swab and then examined under a microscope. There is little pain during the test, and it tests for gynecological diseases such as cervical cancer and vaginitis.

Breast cancer screening (female)

• Test DescriptionIt takes pictures up and down, left and right, and is useful for detecting mammary tumors and mammary cysts. Mammography is very meaningful to observe suspicious signs of cancer, such as asymmetric shading and calcification. However, dense breasts require additional detailed examination using ultrasound.

Thyroid ultrasound

• Test DescriptionThyroid ultrasound is used to observe the shape, size, and nature of nodules in the thyroid gland. In particular, if there is a nodule in the thyroid gland, it is possible to determine whether the contents of the nodule are solid or cystic, and it is useful for tracking changes in the size of the nodule after treatment.

Prostate ultrasound (male)

• Test DescriptionThis is a painless test that uses ultrasound to examine the shape and size of the prostate through the lower abdomen.

Pelvic (uterine) ultrasound (female)

• Test DescriptionUterine ultrasound is a test that determines the thickness of the endometrium, uterine fibroids or adenomas, ovarian cysts, ovarian cancer, and the condition of the ovaries.

Carotid ultrasound

• Test DescriptionThis is a test that diagnoses and evaluates blood flow within the carotid artery and the condition of blood vessels using ultrasound. Diagnosis is made for partial arterial occlusion or arterial stenosis, which causes reduced blood flow to the brain.

Sleep gastroscopy

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MDCT

• Inspection itemsHead CT / Lung CT / Lumbar CT / Cervical CT
• Test DescriptionCT can image cross-sections of the human body in a short time using radiation, and is more sensitive than MRI, especially for bone microfractures, calcified lesions, and cerebral hemorrhage.

HPV virus test

• Test DescriptionHPV is a human papillomavirus and is a common virus that affects 50 to 80% of men and women who have sex at least once. It is the causative agent of reproductive cancers such as cervical cancer and vaginal cancer, and 99% of cervical cancer is caused by HPV.

echocardiogram

• Test DescriptionThis is a comfortable and safe test that uses ultrasound to observe the structure and function of the heart and identify blood flow within the heart, allowing for early diagnosis of signs of myocardial infarction or other heart diseases.

MRI scan

• Test DescriptionIt provides high-resolution images when imaging soft tissues such as muscles, cartilage, ligaments, blood vessels, and nerves that are not easily visible on CT. This is a very important test for brain (cerebral infarction, brain tumor, etc.), head and neck, and musculoskeletal diseases.

Heart (coronary artery calcification)

• Test DescriptionThis is a test that takes pictures of the coronary arteries, which are blood vessels that supply blood to the heart muscle, and estimates the degree of calcification in the coronary arteries, giving the degree of calcification a score.

MRA

• Inspection itemsThis test checks for abnormalities in the brain blood vessels and can diagnose cerebrovascular diseases such as cerebral aneurysms and vascular malformations.

Autoimmune test (CTD SCREEN)

• Inspection itemsIt is a test that screens for autoantibodies against intracellular components using the principle that various autoantibodies are detected at high frequency in the blood in autoimmune diseases. It consists of 14 antigens that are clinically meaningful in the diagnosis of connective tissue diseases and helps in early diagnosis of the disease.

Contrast-enhanced CT

• Inspection itemsContrast-enhanced CT is an imaging test that precisely evaluates the anatomical structure and hemodynamic characteristics of human organs and blood vessels by intravenously injecting an iodine-based contrast agent and then performing multi-detector computed tomography (MDCT). By administering a contrast agent, the difference in contrast enhancement between normal tissue and lesions can be clarified, allowing more accurate diagnosis of the presence and extent of tumors, inflammatory lesions, vascular abnormalities, hemorrhage, and embolism.
  It is especially useful for differentiating tumors in abdominal organs such as the liver, pancreas, and kidneys, evaluating lung lesions, and diagnosing aortic disease, pulmonary embolism, and abdominal disease.

MRA test (magnetic resonance angiography)

• Inspection itemsMRA is a test that non-invasively evaluates the structure and blood flow of blood vessels using the physical principles of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI).
  It does not use radiation and precisely images vascular lesions through non-contrast techniques (Time-of-Flight, Phase Contrast, etc.) using blood flow signals.
  It is widely used in the diagnosis and follow-up of cerebrovascular diseases such as cerebrovascular stenosis and occlusion, aneurysm, vascular malformation, and carotid artery disease, and is also applied to the evaluation of the chest, abdomen, and lower extremity blood vessels when necessary.

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