Ultrasound
An ultrasound is a medical imaging technique that uses high-frequency sound waves to create pictures of internal organs, tissues, and blood flow. It’s a non-invasive procedure where a transducer probe, coated in gel, is moved over the skin, sending sound waves into the body and capturing the echoes to form a real-time image on a computer screen called a sonogram.
Common uses of ultrasound:
⇒Pregnancy monitoring: To check the health and development of a foetus, assessment of its growth, and screening for certain conditions.
⇒Disease diagnosis: To help diagnose a wide range of medical conditions, that may include abdominal issues, gallbladder disease, and tumors.
⇒Blood flow evaluation: To monitor blood flow and identify problems like clots or narrowed arteries.
⇒Medical procedure guidance: To guide a needle during a biopsy or other treatment.
⇒Soft tissue examination: To visualize organs, glands, and muscles, and to examine lumps to see if they are fluid-filled or solid.
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