Checkup Items & Technology

Every examination item across all our packages — what it checks and how many packages include it — together with the imaging and laboratory standards behind them.

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About This Catalog

This page is the master reference for the health checkup items included in our partner packages.

It covers 126 distinct examination items · 42 partner packages from Universal Imaging Clinic (Beijing, Shanghai, Guangzhou and Chengdu), Edencare Hospital (Beijing), Hygeia International Hospital (Chongqing), Concord Cancer Center and Distinct HealthCare (Guangzhou) and United Family Hospital (Shenzhen).

Items are grouped by clinical category, and each row shows how many packages include it. Use this catalog to compare what different packages cover before choosing, or to see exactly what a specific test involves.

Packages in This Catalog

How to read this page. An item may appear in several packages at different depths. "Everything in …" package tiers inherit the items of the tier below them, so a higher tier naturally covers more rows here.

Full Item Catalog

Medical Imaging

Examination itemWhat it checks# Packages
Chest X-rayBaseline lung and chest screen.11
Low-dose CT (lung)Low-radiation lung cancer screening.26
3.0T MRIHigh-field MRI for a wide range of organs.5
Cerebrovascular MRA (MRI)Screens intracranial and carotid arteries.2
Lung CT scanFull lung CT for nodules and structural change.3
Coronary artery calcium scoringQuantifies calcified plaque in heart arteries.3
PET / advanced imaging (as indicated)Functional imaging for tumour metabolism.1
Hyaluronic acid implant MRI (maxillofacial)Aesthetic plan — implant mapping, face and jaw.1
Implant MRI (breast or hip) — choose oneAesthetic plan — implant assessment.1
3D reconstruction post-processingAesthetic plan — 3D modelling of imaging.1
Digital mammographyBreast cancer screening (recommended 40+).11
Cervical spine MRI (3.0T)Cervical spine and disc assessment; part of the Executive screen.1
Brain MRI + MRA (3.0T)Brain parenchyma plus intracranial/carotid vessels (Privilege & VIP).2
Neck MRI + MRA (3.0T)Neck soft tissue and craniocervical vessels (VIP Platinum).1
Whole-body MRI (PET-like, DWI)DWI whole-body scan for nodules, tumours and ischaemic lesions (VIP).1
Prostate MRI + enhancement (3.0T)Multiparametric prostate MRI; targeted prostate screening.1
Lumbar spine X-ray (DR)Degeneration, disc-space narrowing and alignment of the lumbar spine.2
Cervical spine X-ray (DR)Cervical curve, degeneration and intervertebral foramen change.2
MRI — head, cervical/lumbar spine or kneeSoft-tissue imaging of the brain or one joint region.6

Ultrasound

Examination itemWhat it checks# Packages
Abdominopelvic ultrasoundLiver, gallbladder, spleen, pancreas, kidneys, pelvis.8
Abdominal ultrasoundSame organ set, Universal Imaging Clinic standardized package.24
Thyroid ultrasoundNodules and thyroid structure.27
Carotid artery ultrasoundPlaque and stenosis of neck arteries.22
Cardiac ultrasound (echocardiography)Heart chambers, valves and pumping function.17
Vascular ultrasound (lower limb)Peripheral artery screening.2
Breast ultrasoundAdjunct to mammography, younger dense breast tissue.15
Transvaginal gynecological ultrasoundPelvic imaging (sexually active patients).14
Prostate ultrasoundProstate size and morphology.9
Bladder ultrasoundBladder wall and residual urine.1
Targeted ultrasound (as indicated)Focused scan of a specific organ or concern.0
Renal, ureteral & bladder ultrasoundKidneys, ureters and bladder (with prostate in the male protocol).21
Transabdominal gynecological ultrasoundPelvic organs via the abdomen; the route for unmarried patients.13

Laboratory — Blood & Urine

Examination itemWhat it checks# Packages
Complete blood count (CBC)Red/white cells and platelets; anaemia and infection.39
UrinalysisKidney, urinary tract and metabolic screen.33
Fasting glucoseSingle-day blood sugar snapshot.37
HbA1c~3-month average blood sugar.23
Lipid panel (4–6 items)Cholesterol and triglycerides; 4–6 items depending on package.35
Blood rheology & homocysteineBlood viscosity and cardiovascular marker.15
Liver function (6–13 items)Enzymes and proteins; 6–12 items by package.32
Kidney function (3 items)Urea, creatinine, uric acid.32
Extended metabolic panelBroader chemistry profile.9
Hormonal panelEndocrine markers as clinically indicated.7
Thyroid function (2–8 items)TSH, FT3, FT4, antibodies and more; panel size grows by tier.22
Coagulation (4 items)PT, APTT, fibrinogen and TT; pre-procedure and surgical safety screen.7
Infectious disease screening (hepatitis B & C, syphilis, HIV)Pre-procedure safety screen; 8 items in the Guangzhou panels.7
HPV genotypingHigh-risk HPV DNA typing; read together with TCT for cervical screening.14
Gynecological TCTLiquid-based cervical cytology (sexually active).15
Routine leucorrhea testVaginal discharge microscopy (sexually active).14
PSA + free PSAProstate cancer blood marker.4
12-lead resting ECGHeart rhythm and conduction baseline.37
Blood typing (ABO & Rh)Blood group and Rh factor; part of VIP and the GI/focused screens.2
Thyrotropin receptor antibody (TRAb)Autoimmune thyroid (Graves') marker; added from Executive upward.3
Stool routine + occult bloodDigestive-tract bleeding and parasite screen; GI package.19
25-hydroxyvitamin DVitamin D status relevant to bone and immune health.14
Anemia panel (3–6 items)Iron stores and B-vitamin status behind anemia and fatigue.12
Urine albumin-to-creatinine ratio (UACR)Early marker of diabetic and hypertensive kidney damage.2
Lipoprotein(a)Genetically determined cardiovascular risk marker.12
Creatine kinase (CK) & CK-MBMuscle enzyme; muscle injury and statin-related myopathy.8
Apolipoprotein BNumber of atherogenic particles; a sharper risk marker than LDL-C.12
Apolipoprotein A1Main HDL structural protein; used with ApoB for the risk ratio.12
Small dense LDL cholesterol (sdLDL)Most atherogenic LDL subfraction; refines risk stratification.2
Cardiovascular disease risk evaluationComposite 10-year atherosclerotic cardiovascular risk calculation.4
Bilirubin panel (total, direct, indirect)Differentiates the cause of jaundice; hepatobiliary function.2
Hepatitis C antibody (quantitative)Screening for hepatitis C infection.2
Hepatitis B panel (5 items, quantitative)Infection status plus protective antibody titre.12
Electrolyte panels (Na, K, Cl / Ca, P, Mg)Sodium, potassium, chloride, calcium, phosphorus and magnesium balance.13
High-sensitivity C-reactive protein (hs-CRP)Low-grade vascular inflammation; refines cardiovascular risk prediction.12
Rheumatology screen (RF & ESR)Rheumatoid factor and ESR; inflammation and autoimmune screening.10
Allergen-specific IgE screeningIdentifies sensitisation to common inhaled and food allergens.6
Antinuclear antibody (ANA) profileScreening for lupus and other connective-tissue diseases.6
Urine microalbumin (quantitative)Early marker of diabetic and hypertensive kidney damage.12
Hepatitis A antibody panel (IgM & IgG)Current or past hepatitis A infection and immunity status.6
Varicella-zoster virus antibodies (IgM & IgG)Chickenpox / shingles infection status and immunity.8

Tumor Markers

Examination itemWhat it checks# Packages
AFPLiver cancer marker.23
CEAColorectal and general marker.21
CA125Ovarian marker.11
CA19-9Pancreatic and GI marker.19
CA72-4Gastric marker.12
CA153Breast cancer marker.11
Total PSAProstate marker (in 7-marker panel).8
Broad tumor-marker panel (tailored)Age-, sex- and history-driven selection.5
EBV antibody / EBV DNA (nasopharyngeal)Early-detection marker for nasopharyngeal carcinoma; from Prime upward.16
SCC (squamous cell carcinoma antigen)Squamous-cell cancers incl. cervical; Breast & Cervical package.7
Tumor-marker panel — femaleFemale panel (up to 17 items): AFP, PIVKA-II, CEA, CA125, CA153, CA199, CA72-4, HE4, β-HCG and more.3
Tumor-marker panel — maleMale panel (up to 18 items): AFP, PIVKA-II, CEA, CA125, CA199, CA72-4, TPSA/FPSA and more.3
Pepsinogen I & II, Gastrin-17Serological biopsy of the gastric mucosa; gastric-cancer risk without endoscopy.10
CA 24-2Gastrointestinal and pancreatic tumour marker.8
NSE (neuron-specific enolase)Marker for small-cell lung cancer and neuroendocrine tumours.6
CYFRA21-1 (cytokeratin 19 fragment)Non-small-cell lung cancer marker.6

Endoscopy & GI

Examination itemWhat it checks# Packages
GastroscopyUpper GI visualisation.7
ColonoscopyLower GI visualisation.7
Sedation & recovery coordinationAnesthesia support and monitored recovery.4
GI labs & tumor markersDigestive-tract lab panel.3

General Examination

Examination itemWhat it checks# Packages
Physical exam & internal medicinePhysician-led body and systems exam.29
Ophthalmology & vision (visual acuity, fundus, IOP, slit lamp)Eye and retinal health.22
ENT examinationEar, nose and throat screen.16
Bone mineral density (DXA, QCT or ultrasound)Osteoporosis risk assessment.15
INBODY body composition analysisAesthetic plan — muscle/fat composition.3
C13 breath test (H. pylori)Helicobacter pylori infection.23
Blood pressure & BMIBasic vital and anthropometric baseline.9
Physician consultation / reviewResults explained and next steps mapped.22
Specialist / multi-discipline reviewSecond-level expert interpretation.6
Gynaecology consultationWomen's health specialist.15
Urology consultationMen's health specialist.1
Gastroenterology consultationDigestive specialist.3
Surgical examinationSurgeon-led physical examination of neck, breast, abdomen and nodes.21
Vital signs assessmentHeight, weight, BMI, blood pressure and pulse.20
Dental examinationTeeth, gums and oral cavity.16
Mental health assessment (questionnaire)Validated scale screening for anxiety, depression and sleep problems.6
Anorectal & prostate examinationAnorectal digital examination; prostate and external genitalia in men.4
Pulmonary function test (PFT)Spirometry for obstructive and restrictive lung disease.10
Polysomnography (overnight sleep study)Overnight monitoring to diagnose sleep apnoea and other sleep disorders.2

Additional Services

Examination itemWhat it checks# Packages
Health breakfastLight meal after fasting labs.23
Pre-examination consultationBriefing before the screening starts.17
Post-examination report interpretationAesthetic plan — dedicated debrief.15
Dedicated coordinatorSingle point of contact, end to end.2
Two-day coordinated scheduleExtended program across two days.2
Visa invitation letter supportHospital documents to support your visa.21
Electronic health recordResults stored as a personal electronic health record for future visits.17
Health follow-up & fast-trackFollow-up on abnormal findings with priority appointments if needed.7
Screening report & interpretationWritten report plus a physician-led explanation of the findings.21
Two-day meals (dinner + next-day lunch)Catered meals across the two-day VIP Platinum program.1
Deluxe private suite (one day)Private inpatient suite for the two-day VIP Platinum program.5
Music therapy consultationCertified music therapist: 20–30 min one-to-one sleep & mood session.1
Music during MRIPatient-selected music to reduce anxiety during the MRI scan.1
Post-examination gynecologic consultationA gynecologist reviews the women’s-health findings with you.3

Items Not Covered Here

Some services appear in a package without being a laboratory or imaging item — a physician consultation, a two-day schedule, a visa invitation letter, a health record or a follow-up hotline. Those are listed on each hospital's package page rather than in this catalog.

Diagnostic Capability

Every item above is delivered with the same equipment standard across our partner hospitals, so a package means the same thing wherever you have it.

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Imaging

3.0T MRI, low-dose CT, digital mammography and high-resolution ultrasound detect disease at its earliest, most treatable stage.

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Laboratory

Accredited labs process blood, urine and tissue with tight reference ranges and fast, reliable turnaround.

Precision You Can Trust

Every partner hospital operates diagnostic suites calibrated to international standards. Imaging is read by sub-specialty radiologists, and laboratory results are validated through accredited quality programs — so your report reflects true, reproducible findings rather than approximations.

Interpretation, Not Just Data

A machine produces numbers; a physician gives them meaning. Each package closes with a consultation that translates results into a clear action plan: what is normal, what to watch, and when to follow up.

What Screening Can't Do

A checkup is a snapshot, not a guarantee. It cannot rule out every future illness, and some findings need confirmation. Your physician will explain the limits honestly and recommend appropriate follow-up.

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