Abdominal ultrasound
Assessment of visible abdominal organs for structural abnormalities that may require further investigation.
Targeted men’s cancer-alert screening • London & St Albans
Premium package onlyA coordinated private men’s health assessment combining targeted ultrasound of the abdomen, kidneys, testes, prostate and urinary tract with seven blood biomarkers and a private GP review.
Direct answer
The Premium package is a targeted men’s screening pathway focused on organs and biomarkers relevant to prostate, testicular, kidney, urinary and abdominal health. It combines imaging and laboratory data with a GP consultation rather than relying on one test alone.
This page presents one service only: the Men’s Cancer Alert Premium Package, priced at £750.
Premium package contents
Targeted ultrasound imaging plus blood testing and clinical review.
Assessment of visible abdominal organs for structural abnormalities that may require further investigation.
Assessment of kidney size and structure, including visible cysts, stones, masses or urinary obstruction.
High-resolution assessment of the testes, epididymides and scrotal tissues, with Doppler when clinically appropriate.
Assessment of prostate size and visible structural features. Ultrasound alone does not diagnose or exclude prostate cancer.
Assessment of the bladder and urinary tract, including wall appearance, visible lesions and residual urine where appropriate.
A private GP review brings together your ultrasound findings, blood markers, symptoms, family history and recommended next steps.
Who may consider it
Blood testing
The Premium package combines prostate-related, inflammatory and kidney-function markers.
Prostate-specific antigen. PSA can be raised for several reasons and is not a stand-alone cancer diagnosis.
C-reactive protein, a non-specific marker that may rise with inflammation or infection.
Used with other markers to assess renal function and hydration status.
A key blood marker used to estimate kidney filtration.
Electrolyte measurement relevant to fluid balance and renal assessment.
Electrolyte measurement important for kidney and cardiovascular physiology.
Estimated glomerular filtration rate, calculated to provide an estimate of kidney filtration function.
Before you arrive
The abdominal component may require fasting. Follow the exact preparation in your booking confirmation.
A comfortably full bladder is usually needed for prostate and urinary-tract assessment. Follow the clinic’s drinking instructions.
Bring previous PSA results, ultrasound, CT/MRI reports and urology letters if available.
Provide an up-to-date medication list, including prostate, blood-pressure and anticoagulant treatment.
Your pathway
Your symptoms, family history, medications and previous results are reviewed before testing.
The abdomen, kidneys, testes, prostate and urinary tract are assessed according to the package protocol.
The seven included biomarkers are collected and processed through the laboratory pathway.
The GP reviews your imaging, blood results and clinical context and advises on reassurance, monitoring, further testing or referral.
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Use the dedicated booking page to select your clinic, date and appointment time.
Your booking will open on the dedicated PrivateSono service calendar.
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Targeted ultrasound, blood markers and GP interpretation are combined to provide a more clinically useful overview than any single test alone.
Book Premium — £750 →Prostate, testes, urinary system, kidneys and abdomen assessed in one pathway.
PSA, inflammatory and kidney-function markers complement the ultrasound findings.
Your results are reviewed in clinical context rather than as isolated test values.
No GP referral is normally required to book the package.
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Questions answered
Clear answers about the Premium package, PSA, ultrasound, preparation and screening limitations.
Still unsure? Call 020 7101 3377The Premium package combines abdominal ultrasound, kidney ultrasound, testicular ultrasound, prostate and urinary tract ultrasound, seven blood biomarkers and a private GP consultation.
The current matching Premium package is listed at £750. Check the dedicated booking page for the latest price before confirming.
The current Premium package includes seven biomarkers: PSA, CRP, urea, creatinine, sodium, potassium and eGFR. These assess prostate-related risk, inflammation and kidney function.
No. PSA and ultrasound can identify findings that may require further assessment, but neither test alone can diagnose or exclude prostate cancer. Depending on age, PSA, examination and risk factors, MRI, specialist urology review or biopsy may be advised.
Testicular ultrasound assesses the testes, epididymides and scrotal tissues for masses, cysts, inflammation, varicocele and other visible abnormalities, with Doppler used to assess blood flow when appropriate.
It assesses prostate size and visible structure, bladder wall and contents, and may include pre- and post-void bladder volumes. It cannot reliably exclude prostate cancer.
The scan evaluates visible abdominal organs and kidneys for structural abnormalities such as cysts, masses, stones, dilatation and other findings that may need further investigation.
No GP referral is generally required for direct private booking. Bring previous PSA results, imaging, medication lists and specialist letters if available.
Because the package includes abdominal and urinary imaging plus blood testing, you may be asked to fast and arrive with a full bladder. Follow the exact instructions in your booking confirmation.
No. This is a targeted men’s cancer-alert assessment, not a whole-body cancer exclusion test. Ultrasound and blood markers have limitations, and further imaging, endoscopy, MRI, CT, biopsy or specialist assessment may be needed depending on symptoms and findings.
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Targeted ultrasound, seven blood biomarkers and private GP review in one coordinated pathway.