24-Item Advanced Men’s Health Screening Package in China

1. Thyroid Ultrasound — Reviews thyroid structure for findings such as cysts or nodules that may require clinical correlation.
2. Carotid Arteries Ultrasound — Assesses the carotid arteries for plaques, narrowing or other blood-flow findings that require professional interpretation.
3. Doppler Echocardiography + Left Ventricular Function + Tissue Doppler — Provides source-listed ultrasound measures related to cardiac structure and function.
4. Liver, Gallbladder, Pancreas, and Spleen Ultrasound — Reviews major upper-abdominal organs for structural findings that may require clinical correlation.
5. Bilateral Kidneys, Bladder, and Ureter Ultrasound — Reviews the urinary system for structural findings such as calculi, dilatation or other changes requiring clinical interpretation.

6. Alpha-Fetoprotein AFP (Quantitative) — Measures AFP as one source-listed tumor-related marker; results are not diagnostic on their own.
7. Carcinoembryonic Antigen CEA (Quantitative) — Measures CEA as one source-listed tumor-related marker requiring interpretation with clinical context.
8. Carbohydrate Antigen CA19-9 — Measures CA19-9 as one source-listed tumor-related marker requiring professional interpretation.
9. Total Prostate-Specific Antigen PSA (TPSA) — Measures total PSA as part of the source-listed prostate-related laboratory assessment.
10. Free Prostate-Specific Antigen (FPSA) — Measures free PSA for interpretation together with TPSA and relevant clinical information.
11. Carbohydrate Antigen CA72-4 — Measures CA72-4 as one source-listed tumor-related marker requiring clinical correlation.
12. Carbohydrate Antigen CA15-3 — Measures CA15-3 as one source-listed tumor-related marker requiring professional interpretation.
13. Cytokeratin Antigen 21-1 (CYFRA21-1) — Measures CYFRA21-1 as one source-listed tumor-related marker; it does not diagnose disease on its own.

14. Liver Function — Provides a source-listed laboratory profile related to liver and gallbladder function.
15. Thyroid Function — Measures source-listed thyroid-function indicators for professional interpretation.
16. Kidney Function — Provides a source-listed laboratory profile related to kidney function.
17. Fasting Blood Glucose — Measures blood glucose after the confirmed fasting preparation period.
18. Glycated Hemoglobin — Provides an HbA1c measure reflecting longer-term glucose exposure.
19. Four Items of Blood Lipids — Measures the source-listed blood-lipid profile for cardiovascular risk assessment.
20. Four Items of Cardiac Function — Measures the source-listed cardiac-related laboratory indicators for professional interpretation.
21. Complete Blood Count (CBC) — Measures routine blood-cell parameters as part of the baseline review.
22. Urinalysis — Reviews routine urine parameters for findings that may require clinical correlation.

23. Plain Scan of Chest CT (High-Resolution, Low-Dose) — Provides high-resolution low-dose non-contrast chest imaging for structural assessment, subject to clinical suitability and local protocols.
24. Routine Electrocardiogram (ECG) — Records resting cardiac electrical activity to support rhythm and conduction assessment.

No. The source-listed markers require professional interpretation with health history, examination findings and other tests. They cannot diagnose or rule out disease on their own.

The package defines the planned scope. Final arrangements depend on health history, medications, contraindications, local protocols and professional review.

No. It is a screening and coordination package. If a finding needs attention, appropriate follow-up may be recommended.

The coordination team provides confirmed fasting, medication and scheduling instructions after reviewing the inquiry.