Arteries & Organ Ultrasound Screening
See Beyond Bloodwork With Non-Invasive Ultrasound Imaging
Blood tests provide valuable information about what is happening inside your body, but they don't provide a complete picture of your vascular anatomy or the physical structure of certain organs.
Fact DNA uses non-invasive ultrasound imaging to provide a visual assessment of selected arteries and organs, helping you learn more about areas that laboratory testing alone cannot evaluate.
What Can Ultrasound Examine?
Depending on the screening package, ultrasound may be used to evaluate areas such as:
🩺 Carotid Arteries
The major arteries in the neck that supply blood to the brain.
❤️ Abdominal Aorta
The portion of the body's largest artery that passes through the abdomen.
🩸 Peripheral Arteries
Arteries that supply blood to the arms and legs, providing information about peripheral circulation.
🫀 Selected Organs
Ultrasound can also provide images of certain organs and structures, depending on the specific screening performed.
Why Combine Imaging With Blood Testing?
Bloodwork tells part of the story. Imaging can provide another perspective.
By combining laboratory testing with appropriate imaging-based screenings, you can gain a broader understanding of selected aspects of your cardiovascular and overall health.
Simple. Non-Invasive. Informative.
- Ultrasound-based imaging
- No needles for the imaging portion
- No radiation
- Visual assessment of selected arteries and organs
- Convenient health screening
- No insurance required
- HSA/FSA eligible
Take a Closer Look at Your Health
Don't rely on a single health measurement. Build a more complete picture by combining laboratory information with appropriate screening and imaging.
See more. Know more. Stay informed.
Fact DNA
Because Knowing Is Half the Battle.
Ready to take a closer look? Contact Fact DNA today to learn more about our Arteries & Organ Ultrasound Screening.
Important: Ultrasound screening is not a substitute for diagnostic medical imaging or evaluation by a qualified healthcare professional. The specific areas examined depend on the screening package selected. Screening findings may require additional diagnostic testing or follow-up.