The Reddington Medical Check-Up Centre Introduces The Lifescreen Total Body Medical Check-Up Programme (first in Nigeria)

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Posted on: Mon 15-04-2019
The Lifescreen (First in Nigeria) This is a Total Body Screening Exercise for early detection of tumors and other life-threatening abnormalities. It also assesses the risk of developing heart diseases, Diabetes, Stroke and blindness. Technology for Lifescreen: This involves the use of state – of-the –art Technology such as 1.5Tesla MRI Signa Explorer, 3D Tomo-mammogram, ABI, Optima CT, 3D ABUS. Service Uniqueness to Reddington: The Lifescreen pioneered in Nigeria by Reddington, is in the class of the most comprehensive health-check in the world available only in countries like USA, Europe, UAE because of the sophisticated hi-tech equipment required. The Lifescreen involves extensive screening of the following: Head, Brain, Neck, Chest, Abdomen, Pelvis, Prostate, Breast, Heart, Lungs, Liver, Kidneys, Colon, Spine, Eyes, Dental, Ear, Testes, Uterus, Cervix, Blood, Urine, Stool etc. The Lifescreen is more advanced in scope than the routine Health Screening generally available. (Results will be reviewed by a Panel of Specialist and discussed with you by our Consultants) Available in 2 Categories: Level 1: Silver Lifescreen Level 2: Gold Lifescreen For Booking & Enquires please call: 08083950836, 09095555508, 09030009575 6th Floor, 12 Idowu Martins Street, Victoria Island, Lagos. Tel: 09095555507, 09030009575. Email: [email protected] http://www.reddingtonwellnesscentre.com twitter:@reddingtonlifescan

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