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97-99 Whitechapel RoadLondon E1 1DT
Soft tissue & endocrine
A parathyroid ultrasound looks for enlarged parathyroid glands, usually for raised calcium. Same-day, doctor-led private ultrasound in Whitechapel, East London — near Canary Wharf & the City. No GP referral needed, one flat fee, with a written report.
A parathyroid ultrasound looks for enlarged parathyroid glands, usually for raised calcium. It is a safe, painless scan that uses sound waves — no radiation — and is interpreted by an experienced clinician who provides a clear written report.
A parathyroid ultrasound looks for an enlarged parathyroid gland (a parathyroid adenoma) in people with a raised blood calcium or parathyroid hormone (PTH) level. The four parathyroid glands sit behind the thyroid; when one becomes overactive it can often be seen on ultrasound. The scan helps localise the gland before surgery and assesses the nearby thyroid at the same time.
A parathyroid ultrasound at Tower Bridge Hospital is commonly used to look for and assess:
Your scan is interpreted by an experienced clinician who explains the findings in a clear written report, with advice on any next steps. A normal scan is often just as valuable — giving you firm reassurance.
People commonly have a parathyroid ultrasound for reasons such as:
One flat fee. Every diagnostic ultrasound is the same price — we do not itemise or add a separate report fee. See our price list for the current fee.
No preparation is needed. An open-necked top is helpful. Please bring or mention your recent calcium and PTH blood results, as these guide the assessment. Your scan takes around 15–30 minutes. During the scan a small amount of warm gel is applied and the probe is moved gently over the area. It is painless and there is no radiation. You will receive a doctor-led written report, usually the same day or shortly afterwards, with clear advice on any next steps. We are open 7 days a week, 9am–7pm, with same-day and walk-in appointments in Whitechapel, East London.
A raised calcium with a high PTH often means one parathyroid gland is overactive. Ultrasound can localise the responsible gland, which is important if surgery is being considered.
Not always — some glands sit in positions ultrasound cannot reach, and additional scans are sometimes needed. Ultrasound is a good, radiation-free first step.
We charge one flat fee for any diagnostic ultrasound, with no itemising and no separate report fee. See our fees page for the current price.
No referral is needed for most scans — you can book directly. A small number of specialist scans are done on referral; we will tell you clearly if that applies.
Most scans take 15–30 minutes and you receive a doctor-led written report, usually the same day or shortly afterwards.
At our clinic on Whitechapel Road, London E1 — near Aldgate, the City and Canary Wharf. Same-day and walk-in appointments are available, 7 days a week, 9am–7pm.
Areas we serve
Our parathyroid ultrasound scan service at Whitechapel, E1 cares for patients from right across East London, the City and the Docklands — including Aldgate, Bethnal Green, Bow, Shoreditch, Canary Wharf, Stratford, Bermondsey and the surrounding areas. Same-day and walk-in appointments are available and you do not need a GP referral.
Easy to reach — minutes from the Royal London Hospital and Aldgate East, Whitechapel, Aldgate and Liverpool Street stations, and one stop from Canary Wharf on the Elizabeth line.
Looking for a parathyroid ultrasound near me? If you are searching for a parathyroid ultrasound near me, or a private ultrasound clinic near me in Whitechapel, the City, Canary Wharf or anywhere in East London, our practice is on your doorstep — walk-in and same-day appointments, no GP referral, and no long NHS waiting list.
Book a same-day appointment or call 020 7916 0029. See our transparent fees. Open 7 days a week, 9am–7pm. Private clinic on Whitechapel Road, London E1 — serving Tower Hamlets, Hackney, Newham, Islington, the City of London and Southwark.
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