IGeL

Ultrasound of the Vessels

• Detection of narrowings and blockages: Locating plaque deposits (atherosclerosis) or blood clots (thrombosis/DVT).
• Assessment of blood flow: Monitoring blood movement in the large vessels of the neck, abdomen, arms, or legs.
• Aneurysm screening: Checking for enlarged or weakened sections of arteries.
• Assessment of varicose veins: Mapping veins prior to surgical or cosmetic treatments.
• Non-invasive: No needles, radiation, or contrast agents are used.
• Procedure: A small transducer is moved over the skin with a clear gel to ensure optimal contact.
• Duration: The examination usually lasts 30 to 60 minutes.
• Preparation: Most vascular examinations do not require preparation. However, for abdominal ultrasound examinations, it may be necessary to fast for 6–8 hours to minimize intestinal gas.

Intravenous Vitamin Administration

• Rapid Hydration: Restores fluid balance more effectively than drinking water alone.
• Immune Support: High doses of vitamin C and zinc to prevent illness.
• Energy Boost: B-complex vitamins to combat fatigue and enhance mental clarity.
• Recovery: Accelerates muscle recovery in athletes or alleviates symptoms of jet lag and hangovers.