Hospital Procedures & Consultations

Images depict medical consultations including heart monitoring, gynecological exams, and ultrasound scans, showcasing healthcare professionals and patients in clinical settings.

Young man in hospital getting heart rate monitored

Medical practice, internist examining a patient with an ultrasound device, ultrasonography, Germany, Europe

Electro-stimulation : a woman applies TeNS (Transcutaneous electrical Nerve Stimulation) pads on her forearm in order to traine the muscular tone.

$Reportage in the Pain Evaluation and Treatment service in Cimiez Hospital, Nice, France. The patient suffers from multiple sclerosis causing refractory neuropathic pain, requiring intrathecal pain killer treatment. He has an abdominal intrathecal pump. The pump is refilled with a 40ml dose of Ziconotide (Prialt) every fortnight. The patient's blood pressure is correct.$

Throughout the year, the hospital's nursing staff continues to train on new technologies and new recommendations.

Medical resuscitation service at the Jacques Cartier hospital in Massy. In-room radio for an artificial respiration patient with Covid 19.

Cardiology service: stress test under ECG (electrocardiogram). (Photo by: Pascal Bachelet/BSIP/UIG)

Kathleen Baker, from Cleveland, a registered nurse in Walter Reed National Military Medical Center's (WRNMMC) emergency department, practices moving patients by stretcher at WRNMMC in Bethesda, Maryland, Oct. 4, 2022. WRNMMCs emergency nurses were being recognized in honor of Emergency Nurses Day. Emergency Nurses Day recognizes the extraordinary commitment and labor of emergency nursing professionals around the world. (DOD photo by Ricardo J. Reyes)

Kathleen Baker, from Cleveland, a registered nurse in Walter Reed National Military Medical Center's (WRNMMC) emergency department, practices moving patients by stretcher at WRNMMC in Bethesda, Maryland, Oct. 4, 2022. WRNMMCs emergency nurses were being recognized in honor of Emergency Nurses Day. Emergency Nurses Day recognizes the extraordinary commitment and labor of emergency nursing professionals around the world.

close up woman undergoing acupuncture treatment with electrical stimulator on back

A woman having an ultrasound scan

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Center for Radiology and Medical Imaging in Paris. Bone densitometry.

a woman is having mammography

Fit female who does physical tests on the stepper and the doctor makes notes on the tablet

Cardiology service: stress test under ECG (electrocardiogram). (Photo by: Pascal Bachelet/BSIP/UIG)

Prodys, a multidiciplinary consultation centre dedicated to dyslexia and Postural Deficiency Syndrome (PDS), Paris, France. Here, pediatrician examining a 6 years old boy.

Reportage in a gynecology-obstetrics practice in Nice, France. Post-partum consultation, the doctor places a coil.

Reportage in a rehabilitation centre in Germany, specialising in neurological rehabilitation after a stroke or head injury. The centre is equipped with a number of robotic technologies which facilitate exercises. A physiotherapist works on a patient out of a coma using the Erigo. The Erigo allows bed-ridden and paralysed patients to be in a vertical position and for their lower limbs to be moved.

Treatment of varicose veins by injection of foam thanks to doppler ultrasound navigation.

Photo essay at Rouen hospital in France. Department of medically assisted procreation (MAP). Pre-IVF examination: transvaginal ultrasound.

Patient undergoing a heart ultrasound scan. Limoges hospital, France.

French NGO Chaine de l'Espoir. Child suffering of heart disease. Medical consultation. Antananarivo. Madagascar.

ECG

Photo essay at Caen hospital in France. Pulmonary function testing: exercise test.

Female cosmetologist standing in medical office

Female cosmetologist standing in medical office

Lady exercising in water bath

Hairdressing salon in the Suite Care and Rehabilitation department in hospital.

Photo essay at the maternity of Rouen hospital, France. Zen room.

Nurse with patient, pregnant woman at CTG, cardiotocography examination, Karlovy Vary, Czech Republic, Europe

Patient sitting on stretcher while cardiologist performing a echocardiogram test in the hospital

Radiologist examining dog’s x-ray in examination room

ECG

Sleep study. This study aims to determine the cause of temporary pauses in breathing (or sleep apnea) during sleep. Electrical activity in the heart, brain, facial muscles and neck is measured.

Reportage in a gynecology-obstetrics practice in Nice, France. Post-partum consultation, the doctor places a coil.

Treatment of various skin diseases by PUVA. Department of dermatology, St Louis Hospital, Paris.

Reportage dans un centre de radiologie en Haute-Savoie. A technician carries out a dynamic x-ray of the knee following a ruptured ligament.

Obstetric examination with ultrasound, Lancetillo health center, La Parroquia, Quiche, Republic of Guatemala, Central America.

Photo essay at Caen hospital in France. Pulmonary function testing: exercise test.

Reportage in a radiology centre in Haute-Savoie, France. A radiologist and technician carry out a historiography. Injecting the contrast medium.

Sleep study. This study aims to determine the cause of temporary pauses in breathing (or sleep apnea) during sleep. Electrical activity in the heart, brain, facial muscles and neck is measured.

Photo essay at Saint François functional rehabilitation center in Deauville, France. Treatments by the Huber Spineforce® machine.

Neurology: screening and monitoring of epilepsy, placement of electrodes for EEG or electroencephalogram.

Reportage in a radiology centre in Haute-Savoie, France. A technician carries out a routine mammogram.

Breast cancer screening. Digital mammography.

E-health monitoring booth made available for students with student health cover in Paris, France. Students can have a remote check-up, guided by adapted videos. Measuring blood pressure.

Radiographer positioning a woman's breast in an X-ray machine prior to taking a mammogram (breast X-ray), Angoulême hospital, France .

Stress test of a fifty-year-old suffering from cardiac arrhythmia. (Photo by: MORCILLO/BSIP/UIG)

Patient undergoes Doppler venous ultrasound, to check for circulation abnormalities in her legs, at Mexico City's prestigious Hospital Angeles. (MR - Patient Only)

Photo essay at Rouen hospital in France. Radiography of the heart.

Checking moles on a patient. For the dermatologist, the problem is to distinguish a benign mole from a melanoma, the development of which can be fatal.

Man Washing Client's Hair at a Salon

Man having ECG test

Woman undergoing a stress test and a lung function test. Respiratory diseases department, Limoges hospital, France.

Portable ECG monitor

Breast cancer screening. Limoges hospital, France.

Transcranial magnetic stimulation (TMS) of applying a magnetic pulse on the brain through the skull of painlessly by means of a coil, the magnetic flux induces an electric field that modifies the activity of neurons in the magnetic field.

Electrocardiography test

Reportage in a radiology centre in Haute-Savoie, France. A technician carries out a knee x-ray on a patient with the beginnings of osteoarthritis.

Man having ECG test

Photo essay on the Whole Body Cryotherapy at INSEP (National institute of sport) in France. Whole Body Cryotherapy is the stimulating use of extremely low temperatures below minus 110°C. The therapy stimulates the temperature receptors in the skin to communicate with the brain. The brain then transmits messages throughout the body causing the peripheral blood vessels to constrict. The enhanced blood supply that Whole Body Cryotherapy stimulates increases the oxygen and nutrient supply to areas that need revitalising. Whole Body Cryotherapy causes inhibition of inflammation which results in a reduction of pain and swelling. This reduction in pain and swelling improves joint function which enables therapists to progress treatment quicker and results in an overall sooner return to play. It helps the body recover after intense exercise by flushing out the muscles. Whole Body Cryotherapy can also be used as part of a training programme to enhance sporting performance. It increases muscular

Photo essay on the Whole Body Cryotherapy at INSEP (National institute of sport) in France. Whole Body Cryotherapy is the stimulating use of extremely low temperatures below minus 110°C. The therapy stimulates the temperature receptors in the skin to communicate with the brain. The brain then transmits messages throughout the body causing the peripheral blood vessels to constrict. The enhanced blood supply that Whole Body Cryotherapy stimulates increases the oxygen and nutrient supply to areas that need revitalising. Whole Body Cryotherapy causes inhibition of inflammation which results in a reduction of pain and swelling. This reduction in pain and swelling improves joint function which enables therapists to progress treatment quicker and results in an overall sooner return to play. It helps the body recover after intense exercise by flushing out the muscles. Whole Body Cryotherapy can also be used as part of a training programme to enhance sporting performance. It increases muscular

Reportage in an aesthetic medecine practice in Geneva. LED therapy. Photomodulation is a non-invasive phototonic stimulation procedure which leads to a regulation in cell activity by using a light source that has no thermic effect. Cell photomodulation causes collagen production.

Photo essay in a aesthetic medicine office (France). The Hydroled® is a full body treatment using LED technology. The patient is installed on a water mattress at 32°C, an arch of LEDs illuminates him/her.

Manipulation of the entire body: thorax, ribs, neck, back, spine, foot.

Installation of a Holter ECG in a 40-year-old patient. Examination intended to highlight a heart rhythm disorder. (Photo by: Pascal Bachelet/BSIP/UIG)

Installation of a Holter ECG in a 40-year-old patient. Examination intended to highlight a heart rhythm disorder. (Photo by: Pascal Bachelet/BSIP/UIG)

Center for Radiology and Medical Imaging in Paris. Radiography of the lungs.

Reportage in a radiology centre in Haute-Savoie, France. A radiologist carries out a doppler ultrasound on a patient with varicose veins.

Electroconvulsive therapy, illustration

Young doctor observes a human mannequin on isolated background

Photo essay on the Whole Body Cryotherapy at INSEP (National institute of sport) in France. Whole Body Cryotherapy is the stimulating use of extremely low temperatures below minus 110°C. The therapy stimulates the temperature receptors in the skin to communicate with the brain. The brain then transmits messages throughout the body causing the peripheral blood vessels to constrict. The enhanced blood supply that Whole Body Cryotherapy stimulates increases the oxygen and nutrient supply to areas that need revitalising. Whole Body Cryotherapy causes inhibition of inflammation which results in a reduction of pain and swelling. This reduction in pain and swelling improves joint function which enables therapists to progress treatment quicker and results in an overall sooner return to play. It helps the body recover after intense exercise by flushing out the muscles. Whole Body Cryotherapy can also be used as part of a training programme to enhance sporting performance. It increases muscular

Photo essay in a aesthetic medicine office (France). Spectrum LED cold light skin therapy is a non-invasive procedure activating skin cells with low-level pulses and non-thermal light energy. The skin cells convert light energy to energy which activates collagen synthesis and skin repair. A combination of yellow and red light therapy is use for acne, scars, shingles, preventive treatment against skin cancers, haircare.

Breast cancer screening. Limoges hospital, France.

S85-36966 (10 July 1985) --- Teacher Sharon Christa McAuliffe prepares to test her lung capacity during medical examinations at the Johnson Space Center (JSC) clinic.

Digital medical imaging centre in Paris, France. Abdominal CT scan.

Medical consultation. A patient explaines the doctor pains in the elbow.

Man undergoing stress echocardiography, a heart ultrasound performed during stress. Limoges hospital, France.

Reportage in the Les Grands Prés cardiac rehabilitation centre in Villeneuve Saint Denis, France. ECG.

Mammography examination

Cardiology service: stress test under ECG (electrocardiogram). (Photo by: Pascal Bachelet/BSIP/UIG)

Reportage in a radiology centre in Haute-Savoie, France. A technician carries out an x-ray on a young girl suffering from scoliosis.

Photo essay on the Whole Body Cryotherapy at INSEP (National institute of sport) in France. Whole Body Cryotherapy is the stimulating use of extremely low temperatures below minus 110°C. The therapy stimulates the temperature receptors in the skin to communicate with the brain. The brain then transmits messages throughout the body causing the peripheral blood vessels to constrict. The enhanced blood supply that Whole Body Cryotherapy stimulates increases the oxygen and nutrient supply to areas that need revitalising. Whole Body Cryotherapy causes inhibition of inflammation which results in a reduction of pain and swelling. This reduction in pain and swelling improves joint function which enables therapists to progress treatment quicker and results in an overall sooner return to play. It helps the body recover after intense exercise by flushing out the muscles. Whole Body Cryotherapy can also be used as part of a training programme to enhance sporting performance. It increases muscular

Man undergoing stress echocardiography, a heart ultrasound performed during stress. Limoges hospital, France.

Close up of boy getting x-ray

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