The tubal patency (HyCoSy) ultrasound examination shows whether a patient can conceive spontaneously or by insemination. We map the condition of the uterus and fallopian tubes. The big advantage of this examination is that it can eliminate small blockages in the fallopian tubes, as we are effectively clearing the fallopian tubes, hence spontaneous conception can occur in the months following the test.
Dementia is a syndrome characterized by mental decline, degeneration, and ultimately dementia, i.e., a retrogression from a certain cognitive and intellectual level. It is caused by the progression of a serious brain disease that impairs memory, thinking, orientation, understanding, recognition and calculation skills, thus changing both personality and behavior. Dementia typically affects people over 60 years of age, but it can occur at a younger age. The main risk factors for dementia are certain chronic diseases – such as cardiovascular diseases, diabetes, kidney failure, obesity and other metabolic and hormonal diseases –, however the development of dementia is also closely linked to lifestyle.
Examinations are available at our partner institution (POZITRON-DIAGNOSTIC Health Centre) based on the medical indication of Dr. Rose Private Hospital's doctors.
Women are recommended to undergo cancer screening annually and also to request HPV screening. A common question among women and mothers is, at what age should gynaecological screening begin? According to Dr. Dániel Dubecz, an obstetrician-gynaecologist at Dr. Rose Private Hospital, the need for screening is not determined by age. Instead, it is crucial for women and girls who are sexually active to have regular gynaecological screening. The general rule, whether for young girls or older women, is to have a gynaecological exam and screening once a year if there are no symptoms. Annual cancer screening is recommended from the start of sexual activity, along with HPV screening. Additionally, women over 35 should have a mammogram every two years.
Prolonged symptoms, fatigue and weakness often persist after a COVID-19 infection, which may be indicative of possible longer-term respiratory and cardiovascular complications of the coronavirus. Mainly with more symptomatic cases but also with asymptomatic infections, scarring may develop in the lungs, causing myocarditis, myocardial infarction, heart failure, and thrombotic events due to increased coagulation.
Healing is an art, and art helps healing. For this reason, we decided more than 5 years ago to place works by contemporary artists on the walls of our hospital and outpatient clinic to create an exhibition where visitors can learn about the artworks and even purchase them.