Dr Rohan Munir

• • Abdominal ultrasound – £180 : includes assessment of liver, gallbladder, kidneys, spleen, pancreas, and abdominal aorta
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  • Pelvic ultrasound – transabdominal (female) – £170 : includes assessment of bladder, uterus and ovaries.
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  • Abdominal and Pelvic ultrasound – transabdominal – £275
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  • Renal Ultrasound – £170 : includes assessment of both kidneys, prostate (in males) and bladder.
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  • Liver Ultrasound – £170 : includes assessment of the liver, gallbladder and biliary system.
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  • Musculoskeletal joint ultrasound – £180 per joint – shoulder, hip, hands and wrists, knee, ankles, feet
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  • Testicular ultrasound – £170
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  • Soft tissue, lumps and bumps ultrasound – £170
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  • DVT ultrasound assessment- upper or lower limb – £170
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  • Groin hernia ultrasound – £170

You will receive an electronic written copy of your report following your scan detailing the ultrasound scan findings.

• • Shoulder
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  • Calcific Tendinopathy £399
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  • Shoulder Impingement/Bursitis/Pain
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  • Frozen Shoulder/Arthritis/Pain
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  • Acromioclavicular Joint Arthritis/Pain
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  • Biceps Tendon Pain/Inflammation
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  • Elbow/Wrist
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  • Tennis Elbow (Lateral Epicondylitis)
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  • Golfer’s Elbow (Medial Epicondylitis)
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  • Ganglion Cyst – Ultrasound guided ganglion cyst aspiration
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  • Hip/Knee/Ankle/Foot:
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  • Morton’s Neuroma/Pain – Ultrasound guided Morton’s neuroma steroid injection.
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  • Ankle/ Knee/ Hip Arthritis/Pain
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  • Greater Trochanteric Bursitis

Other targeted therapies are also available upon individual case review and discussion. Please contact the team at Glasgow Private Clinic for further information.

You should wear appropriate loose clothing that can be easily moved out of the way for your scan. Depending upon the region being scanned you may be asked to remove some items of clothing or wear a medical gown so the region can be appropriately assessed. Please review the preparation advice below for each examination:

– Ultrasound Abdomen/Liver – You must be in a fasted state for your ultrasound scan. You should not eat for at least six hours prior to your scan. You may drink clear fluids, but they must not contain any fats such as milk or be fizzy. You should continue to take necessary medication with clear fluids.

• • – Ultrasound Urinary Tract/Pelvis (Females) – You will require a full urinary bladder for your ultrasound scan. It is advised to drink approximately 2 pints/1 litre of fluid two hours prior to scan. Please also try to refrain from emptying your bladder in the one hour preceding your scan.

• – Ultrasound Lump/Hernia/Musculoskeletal Joints/Doppler Veins Upper or Lower Limb/Testes – You do not need to take any special preparations prior to these scans.

The practitioner performing your scan will interpret the images and may be able to tell you the results immediately following the scan, however please note sometimes this is not possible to do if further assessment or discussion with another clinician is required.

You will receive an electronic written copy of your report following your scan detailing the ultrasound scan findings.

He has a subspecialist interest in musculoskeletal imaging, which includes the diagnosis of musculoskeletal conditions, as well as the treatment of musculoskeletal conditions using ultrasound or x-rays to provide targeted therapies under image guidance.

Dr Munir is a Fellow of the Royal College of Radiologists (RCR) and a member of the British Society of Skeletal Radiologists (BSSR).

Please note a £50 consultation will apply whether a scan or procedure takes pla