Medical Prices in China

A CT scan in China helps diagnose internal injuries, tumors, or vascular conditions—patients typically need it after trauma, unexplained pain, or abnormal test results—with costs ranging ¥30–¥70 (US$200–$500) and ChinaMedicalHub assisting with hospital booking and interpreter support.

X-ray examination in China helps diagnose bone fractures, lung conditions, and other internal issues; costs typically range from ¥200–¥500, with ChinaMedicalHub assisting with hospital booking and interpreter support.

Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a non-invasive diagnostic tool used to assess soft tissue, brain, spinal cord, and joint conditions; in China, typical costs range ¥30–¥70 (US$200–$500), with ChinaMedicalHub assisting patients in hospital booking and interpreter support.

Ultrasound examination in China is a non-invasive imaging test used to evaluate organs, pregnancies, or soft-tissue conditions—typically costing ¥30–¥70 with hospital booking and interpreter support available through ChinaMedicalHub.

Positron Emission Tomography (PET) scans help diagnose and monitor cancer, heart disease, and brain disorders; in China, costs typically range ¥300–¥700 (US$2,000–$5,000), with ChinaMedicalHub assisting with hospital booking and interpreter support.

Single Photon Emission Computed Tomography (SPECT) helps diagnose heart disease, brain disorders, and bone conditions; in China, it typically costs ¥200–¥500, with ChinaMedicalHub assisting hospital booking and interpreter support.

Mammography is an X-ray imaging test used to detect breast cancer early, recommended for women over 40 or with risk factors; in China, costs typically range ¥200–¥500, and ChinaMedicalHub helps coordinate hospital appointments and interpreter support.

A bone density test measures bone mineral loss to diagnose osteoporosis or assess fracture risk, especially for postmenopausal women or older adults in China; ChinaMedicalHub helps coordinate hospital appointments and interpreter support, with costs typically ranging ¥200–¥500.

An electrocardiogram (ECG) test monitors heart rhythm and detects conditions like arrhythmia or ischemia; patients in China may need it for chest pain, palpitations, or preoperative assessment, with costs typically ranging from ¥200–¥500 and booking support available through ChinaMedicalHub.

An EEG test records brain electrical activity to help diagnose seizures, sleep disorders, or confusion; patients in China may need it after neurological symptoms, with costs typically ranging ¥200–¥500 and ChinaMedicalHub assisting with hospital booking and interpreter support.

An electromyography (EMG) test evaluates nerve and muscle function to diagnose conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome or neuropathy; in China, costs typically range ¥200–¥500, with ChinaMedicalHub assisting with hospital booking and interpreter support.

Gastrointestinal radiography helps diagnose digestive issues like ulcers or blockages using X-ray imaging after barium contrast; in China, costs typically range ¥200–¥500, and ChinaMedicalHub assists with hospital booking and interpreter support.

Angiography is a diagnostic imaging test to visualize blood vessels and detect blockages or abnormalities; patients in China may need it for chest pain, stroke evaluation, or suspected vascular disease, with costs typically ranging from ¥30–70 (US$200–500), and ChinaMedicalHub assists with hospital booking and interpreter support.

Nuclear medicine examinations in China help diagnose and monitor conditions like cancer, heart disease, or thyroid disorders, with typical costs ranging ¥30–¥70 (US$200–$500); ChinaMedicalHub assists with hospital booking and interpreter support.

Echocardiography is a non-invasive ultrasound test to assess heart structure and function—often needed for suspected valve disease, heart failure, or unexplained chest pain—with estimated costs of ¥200–¥500 in China, and ChinaMedicalHub assists with hospital booking and interpreter support.

Abdominal color Doppler ultrasound evaluates blood flow and organ structure in the liver, kidneys, and other abdominal organs—often needed for suspected vascular issues or masses—with costs typically ranging ¥200–500 in China, and ChinaMedicalHub assists with hospital booking and interpreter support.

A thyroid ultrasound evaluates thyroid structure and nodules to diagnose conditions like goiter or cancer; patients in China may need it for symptoms or follow-up, with costs typically 200–500 RMB and ChinaMedicalHub assisting with hospital booking and interpreter support.

A color Doppler ultrasound of the neck vessels assesses blood flow and detects blockages or narrowing in carotid and vertebral arteries—often needed for stroke risk evaluation—with costs typically ranging ¥200–¥500 at ChinaMedicalHub-coordinated hospitals.

Lower Limb Vascular Color Doppler Ultrasound assesses blood flow and detects blockages or clots in leg arteries and veins—often needed for leg pain, swelling, or suspected DVT—with estimated costs of ¥30–¥70 and booking support via ChinaMedicalHub.

Urological color Doppler ultrasound assesses blood flow and structure in kidneys, bladder, prostate, or testes to diagnose conditions like stones, tumors, or vascular issues; costs ¥30–70 (US$200–500) with ChinaMedicalHub coordinating hospital booking and interpreter support.