Ultrasound in Poland typically costs from $100 to $100. Prices depend on the scan type, the body area, and the clinic location. Patients save around 50% compared to the US, where this diagnostic costs $200 on average. Major medical hubs like Warsaw, Krakow, and Katowice offer the widest range of private diagnostic services.
Bookimed Expert Insight: Choosing a multidisciplinary hospital often provides better value than a stand-alone diagnostic center. Large facilities like University Hospital in Krakow treat over 450,000 patients annually using modern equipment. Some specialists, such as Dr. Maciej Bujko in Warsaw, use ultrasound for precise interventional pain treatments. This integration allows patients to move from diagnosis to treatment within the same facility. Highly specialized clinics also offer unique access to international medical standards and certifications.
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Dr. Rafal Kuzlik is a gynecologist and reconstructive surgeon at SaskaMed in Warsaw. He authored the internationally recognized One Cut, Linear Z, and Double O surgical techniques. These methods focus on aesthetic and functional gynecology. Dr. Kuzlik has performed approximately 10,000 operations. He practices in both Poland and Dubai.
Dr. Maciej Bujko is a certified instructor in endoscopic spine surgery at Carolina Hospital. He has performed over 2,500 surgeries on the brain and spine. Dr. Bujko specializes in treating complex gliomas and skull base tumors. He also focuses on interventional pain management under ultrasound and X-ray control.
Dr. Aleksandra Starosciak graduated from the Medical Academy in Warsaw. She has been a specialist in general surgery since 2009. She is training in surgical oncology. Since 2010, she has worked in the Department of Oncological Surgery at the Holy Family Hospital in Warsaw. She is a member of the Polish Society of Surgical Oncology. She attends scientific and training conferences in general surgery, oncology, plastic surgery, and breast ultrasound.
She performs breast surgery, including tumor removal, reconstruction, and mastectomy. She also performs soft‑tissue and minor procedures, such as removal of skin lesions and nodules. She performs endocrine surgery for malignant and benign thyroid lesions.
She diagnoses breast diseases. She performs ultrasound‑guided vacuum‑assisted (mammotome) breast biopsies. She also performs core needle and fine‑needle aspiration biopsies. She carries out thyroid biopsies and videodermoscopy of skin lesions.
Dr. Radoslav Stefan Kesh is a cardiology specialist at American Heart of Poland Hospitals. He uses ultrasound to evaluate heart health and function.