What is in-depth medical examination?

From July 1, 2021, citizens 18 years and older who have been ill with coronavirus can undergo in-depth medical examination.

What is in-depth medical examination?

In-depth medical examination is a set of measures that is carried out in addition to preventive medical examinations or medical examination of persons who have suffered a new coronavirus infection, and includes two stages.

Why go through?

To identify complications in the early stages of citizens who have suffered a new coronavirus infection.

Who can undergo an in-depth medical examination?

Persons over the age of 18 who have suffered a new coronavirus infection, starting from the second month after recovery.

What kind of examinations does in-depth medical examination imply?

Stage I:

• Measurement of blood oxygen saturation (saturation) at rest:

• 6-minute walking test;

• Spirometry;

• General clinical blood test (detailed);

• Biochemical blood analysis (cholesterol levels, low-density lipoproteins, C-reactive protein are examined, the activity of AST, ALT, and blood creatinine levels are determined);

• Determination of D-dimer concentration (if indicated);

• Chest X-ray examination (if not performed in 2021)

• Reception (examination) by a general practitioner.

Stage II: (according to indications)

• Echocardiography

• Computed tomography of the lungs

• Duplex scanning of the veins of the lower extremities.

Where are the examinations conducted?

You can be examined in the polyclinic to which the person is attached. You must have a passport and a compulsory medical insurance policy with you.