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Ultrasonography
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a medical imaging technique that uses sound waves to create real-time images for diagnostic purposes
What is "ultrasonography"?
Ultrasonography is a medical imaging technique that uses sound waves to create pictures of the inside of the body. During this procedure, a device called a transducer sends extremely fast sound waves into the body, and these waves bounce off tissues and organs. The returning sound waves are then captured and turned into images displayed on a screen. Ultrasonography is commonly used to examine organs, monitor pregnancies, and help certain medical procedures. It is a safe method that does not involve any surgery or needles and does not use radiation, making it a useful tool for evaluating various health conditions.
Beispiel
The doctor used ultrasonography to confirm twins during my early pregnancy scan.
After my fall, the emergency room doctor used ultrasonography to check for internal injuries.
I anxiously used ultrasonography every month to monitor my baby's growth.
My annual checkup used ultrasonography to assess my liver health.
Ultrasonography is a safe and common way to examine various organs and tissues.
