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Procedure by means of catheters that applies heat or cold to correct alterations of the heart rhythm.

Quick and simple test to measure the clarity of your vision by reading letters of different sizes from a certain distance.

Blood extraction to evaluate general health and diagnose possible medical conditions.

Photographic test of the eye's background that uses a dye injected into the vein to visualize blood vessels.

Blood analysis to detect specific antibodies and diagnose celiac disease or gluten sensitivity.

Laboratory test to detect the Helicobacter pylori bacterium in a stool sample.

Painless test that evaluates the ability to hear different sounds, tones, and frequencies using special headphones.

Extraction of a small sample of liver tissue to analyze it in the laboratory.

Visual exploration of the airways and lungs using a flexible tube with a camera.

Stool analysis to detect inflammation in the intestines, useful for diagnosing diseases such as Crohn's or ulcerative colitis.

Painless visual test that measures the width of your peripheral and central vision by detecting small light flashes.

A small camera in a capsule to examine the small intestine.

It is a procedure in which a very fine tube (catheter) is introduced through a blood vessel (usually in the wrist or groin) to the heart to evaluate, and even treat, the coronary arteries.

Test to detect abnormal cells in the cervix and prevent cervical cancer.

Test that measures the amount of copper eliminated in the urine, generally collected over a 24-hour period.

Magnetic resonance test to visualize in detail the bile ducts, gallbladder, and pancreas.

Complete examination of the inside of the colon and rectum.

CT scan of the abdomen that generates three-dimensional images of the large intestine to detect polyps or alterations.

Laboratory test to detect bacteria, viruses, or parasites that cause infections in the stool.

Technique that combines endoscopy and X-rays to diagnose and treat bile and pancreatic ducts.

Blood test to measure a specific protein, used to detect and evaluate neuroendocrine tumors.

Quick test that uses a very low dose of X-rays to measure the strength and density of bones.

Visual examination of the beginning of the small intestine (duodenum) by introducing a tube with a camera through the mouth.

Test that combines bronchoscopy and ultrasound to examine and take samples from the lungs.

This test combines an ultrasound of the heart with a stress situation. The stress can be performed by pedaling on a special bicycle or, if you cannot exercise, by administering a medication intravenously that simulates the effect of stress on the heart.

This is an ultrasound of the heart in which a small probe is inserted through the mouth and esophagus to obtain much clearer images of the cardiac structures.

Basically, it is an ultrasound performed from the outside of the chest to see in real-time the size of your heart, its valves, and how it pumps blood. It is a completely painless and fast procedure.

Technique that combines endoscopy and ultrasound using a flexible tube to examine the digestive tract and nearby organs.

Imaging technique that uses ultrasound to see the abdominal organs.

Test that uses a probe in the rectum to examine the prostate and, optionally, extract tissue.

Painless imaging test that uses sound waves to examine the kidneys, bladder, and urinary tract.

Painless test that records the brain's electrical activity using small metal discs attached to the scalp.

Quick and painless test that records the heart's electrical activity using small patches placed on the skin.

Test that evaluates the health of the muscles and the nerves that control them using small electrical stimuli.

X-ray of the colon and rectum that uses a contrast dye (barium enema) and air to visualize the shape and condition of the colon.

Magnetic resonance test to evaluate the small intestine in detail without using radiation.

Physical stress test that evaluates the response of the heart and lungs simultaneously.

Fast and painless test that measures how much air you can inhale and exhale from the lungs.

Invasive test to evaluate the electrical activity of the heart and diagnose or treat arrhythmias.

Non-invasive test to measure liver stiffness.

Examination of the esophagus, stomach, and duodenum with a flexible tube. Includes Upper EUS, Duodenoscopy, and ERCP.

Performing a gastroscopy and colonoscopy in the same session.

Analysis of a small portion of stool to detect possible digestive alterations or infections.

Valid instructions for: TAVI, TEER (Mitraclip/Pascal), tricuspid repair, valvuloplasty, PFO/ASD closure, LAA closure, and septal ablation.

It is a non-invasive test in which a small portable device connected to your chest via cables is placed on you, in order to record the electrical activity of your heart during your usual daily routine.

Also known as Ambulatory Blood Pressure Monitoring, it consists of wearing a cuff on the arm connected to a small device that will measure your blood pressure periodically for 24 hours while you go about your normal life.

Insertion of a small T-shaped contraceptive device inside the uterus.

Quick and simple test that uses plates with colored dots to detect color vision problems or color blindness.

Quick and painless test that uses a microscope with bright light to detail the structures of the eye.

Special X-ray of the breasts used to detect breast cancer and other anomalies.

Test that evaluates the strength of the rectal muscles and the anal sphincter using a small probe.

Test that measures the strength and coordination of the esophageal muscles during swallowing using a small probe.

The Mantoux test (also known as the tuberculin test or PPD) is an intradermal injection of proteins to check for previous exposure to tuberculosis.

Small device placed under the skin of the chest to regulate heartbeats.

Quick and non-invasive imaging test that uses light to photograph the eye's background in detail.

Painless visual test that uses a special light with lenses to detail the back of the eye.

Test that collects all the urine produced in 24 hours to evaluate renal function.

Physical, chemical, and bacteriological analysis of the urine to detect infections or other conditions.

Quick and painless test that uses ultrasound or light to accurately measure the thickness of the cornea.

Imaging test that uses a small amount of radioactive glucose to detect diseases and evaluate cellular metabolism.

Imaging test that uses a small amount of radioactive gallium to locate neuroendocrine or prostate tumors.

Test that measures the level of acid refluxing from the stomach into the esophagus over 24 hours using a thin probe.

Test to measure the total volume of air that the lungs can hold.

Continuous recording of physiological and respiratory variables while the patient sleeps during the night.

Analysis that measures the levels of porphyrins in the urine, used to diagnose disorders known as porphyrias.

Quick and superficial skin test to identify allergies by applying small drops of allergens.

This test evaluates how your heart responds to physical exercise (walking on a treadmill or pedaling on a stationary bike).

Blood test that detects tuberculosis infection by measuring the immune system's response to the bacteria.

Quick and painless imaging test that uses X-rays to evaluate the lungs, heart, and chest wall.

Quick and painless test that uses low doses of radiation to create images of bones. Includes RX, XR, Xray, and X-ray.

Examination of the lower part of the colon, called the sigmoid colon.

Quick and painless test to accurately measure the prescription you need for glasses or contact lenses.

It is an advanced imaging test that does not use radiation (X-rays), but a powerful magnet and radio waves to create very detailed moving images of the structure and function of your heart.

Imaging test that uses powerful magnets and radio waves to examine bones, muscles, and joints in detail.

Radiation-free resonance test to obtain very detailed images of the organs of the abdomen.

Radiation-free resonance test to obtain very detailed images of the brain and cranial structures.

Collection of three stool samples on different days to detect blood not visible to the naked eye.

Imaging test that evaluates the flow of blood to the heart at rest and effort.

It is a fast imaging test that uses X-rays and intravenous contrast to obtain detailed 3D images of the heart and its blood vessels.

X-ray test (CT or scanner) to obtain detailed images of the abdominal and pelvic organs.

X-ray test (CT or scanner) to obtain detailed images of the brain and skull bones.

X-ray test (CT or scanner) to obtain detailed images of the lungs and thorax.

Detects the active presence of the H. pylori bacteria in the stomach.

Diagnoses SIBO, lactose, fructose intolerance, etc.

Test to evaluate the sensitivity of the airways and identify potential asthma.

Quick test that measures tear production by placing small strips of special paper on the lower eyelid.

Test to evaluate the cause of unexplained fainting when quickly changing posture.

Quick and painless test that measures the pressure inside the eye to detect problems such as glaucoma.

Quick and non-invasive test that creates a detailed 3D map of the eye's transparent surface (cornea).

X-ray of the esophagus, stomach, and duodenum using a contrast liquid called barium.