Ultrasound (Echography)
What is Ultrasound (Echography) in general?
Ultrasound imaging, sometimes called ultrasonography imaging.
The device emits vibrating ultrasound waves towards the body to be imaged and monitors the result for immediate analysis, so that the doctor supervising the procedure sees the desired image immediately so that the doctor can make the necessary diagnosis.
Types of cases that are recommended to be diagnosed by Ultrasound (Echography):
Ultrasound imaging is used to monitor the condition of fetuses during pregnancy and is also used to depict the live state performance of the heart and valves. It is also used to diagnose many possible diseases in other internal organs such as (glands, kidneys, liver, intestines, and other vital organs) inside the patient’s body.
How do we do Ultrasound (Echography) in a way that distinguishes us from others
The supervising doctor directs the patient to take the appropriate position to complete the imaging procedure well.
The supervising doctor takes real-time static images to show the necessary scenes to the attending doctor, which is also attached to the final report.