If you’re a mom or about to become one, you are likely familiar with the term “ultrasound.” This imaging technique creates pictures of the inside of the body using sound waves. Obstetric ultrasound takes pictures of an embryo or fetus in a woman’s uterus to captures images of the mother’s uterus and ovaries. Ultrasound is […]
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Vascular ultrasound (also referred to as a duplex study) is a noninvasive and remarkably versatile procedure used to examine the circulation in the blood vessels of the body. It can also evaluate arteries or veins in nearly any part of the body. When we refer to this exam as “noninvasive,” it means no needles or
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Ultrasound is a widely used diagnostic procedure that takes pictures of the inside of the body using sound waves. Ultrasound images are captured in real-time, so they can show the structure and movement of internal organs, as well as blood flowing through blood vessels. What’s more, Ultrasound does not use ionizing radiation (used in x-rays), so there is
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Whether it’s your first child or your fourth, there can be many anxious moments of a pregnancy, especially during the first few weeks of fetal development. This is precisely why ultrasound technology is so vital to doctors and parents alike. The ability to regularly monitor the fetus in real time can reveal abnormalities or alleviate
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When you think of the renal system (or urinary tract), picture it beyond the crucially important function of urine elimination. Instead, picture it as a carefully choreographed ballet of three necessary parts: The kidneys generate urine by filtering wastes and extra water from the blood The ureters (two thin tubes of muscle) transport the urine
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Testicular ultrasounds are the primary testing method for observing and evaluating the health and structure of the male reproductive organs. Testicles are responsible for creating sperm and testosterone, the male sex hormone. The male reproductive organs are vulnerable to many abnormalities and diseases that can cause pain, swelling, infertility — even serious threats to your
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When you think of an ultrasound exam, you probably associate it with pregnancy and check-ups to monitor the health of a growing fetus. While that is an important function, there are many other conditions for which these exams are routinely used. They are crucial in helping doctors and surgeons diagnose and treat potentially life-threatening diseases
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Though there are many resources that can tell you the size of your baby relative to fruit, nothing compares to seeing a sonogram of your baby. Whether you’re in your first, second or third trimester, it’s important to see your baby and understand how to ensure a healthy pregnancy. First trimester Your baby does most
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Your baby is on the way. Or you have a medical issue that requires an ultrasound exam. You want to be sure you get an evaluation that your doctor can rely on. With a high-quality, clear image your doctor can develop an effective treatment plan tailored to your needs. How do you know which sonographer
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When you think of ultrasound exams, you most likely think of a pregnant woman and her growing belly. However, these noninvasive, safe and comfortable diagnostic tests can be used to detect and diagnose a myriad of diseases and medical conditions. In addition to monitoring the health of a growing fetus, ultrasounds can be used to
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