Abdomen ultrasound
Imaging of abdominal organs as advised by the treating clinician.
Ultrasound for the abdomen, pelvis, pregnancy, thyroid and other prescribed studies at Adhiraj Imaging, opposite IHBAS Hospital Gate No. 3. Reports for most scans are typically available in about four hours; confirm your study-specific timing.

The prescription tells the team which organs or blood vessels need to be examined and whether special preparation is needed.
Imaging of abdominal organs as advised by the treating clinician.
Pelvic ultrasound may require a comfortably full bladder.
Prescribed obstetric ultrasound at the appropriate stage of pregnancy.
Blood-flow assessment for the prescribed region or pregnancy evaluation.
Preparation depends on the body area being examined.


Walk-ins are welcome during opening hours. Calling first helps confirm the sonography schedule, preparation and likely waiting time.
Preparation varies with the examination. Confirm whether you should fast, drink water or arrive with a full bladder; ask for the exact instructions for your booking. Wear clothing that makes the area being examined easy to access.
Ultrasound uses sound waves to form images; Doppler can assess blood flow. It has limitations: air, gas and bone can restrict what is seen. Your clinician interprets the report alongside your symptoms and other findings and may recommend further assessment.
Ask the booking team to confirm the prescribed examination, complete charge, appointment time and report arrangements. See our Dilshad Garden ultrasound information and contact and directions.
Sources: RadiologyInfo: General Ultrasound; Ultrasound preparation. Individual preparation must be confirmed with the imaging team.