Most people are familiar with the term “ultrasound,” especially if you’re pregnant or thinking about becoming pregnant. An ‘ultrasound’ is often used to mean the same thing as a ‘sonogram’. Both are describing an imaging exam that uses sound waves to visualized inside the body. An obstetric ultrasound captures images of a fetus or embryo […]
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Alaska Family Sonograms is proud to offer a new service: Detailed fetal anatomy ultrasounds. Fetal anatomy ultrasounds are specialized screenings, typically recommended around 20 weeks gestation. These ultrasounds provide you and your doctor with a comprehensive assessment of your growing baby. What does a detailed fetal anatomy ultrasound measure? We want to ensure your baby
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If you are struggling to conceive naturally, your doctor may recommend a female pelvic ultrasound exam. These ultrasounds may help determine whether there are underlying gynecological issues that are interfering with natural conception. A female pelvic ultrasound exam can also help your doctor determine the best fertility treatment for you. What is involved in a
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If your physician has ordered a carotid ultrasound, he or she is asking for a test to detect dangerous, narrowed carotid arteries that increase the risk of stroke. Your doctor will recommend a carotid ultrasound if you have transient ischemic attacks (TIAs) or certain types of stroke. You may also be prescribed a carotid ultrasound
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