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49                               ${Bio.getData()} 

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53                            </p> 

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Medical ultrasound is a diagnostic imaging technique, or therapeutic application of ultrasound. It is used to create an image of internal body structures such as tendons, muscles, joints, blood vessels, and internal organs.

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ِAverage scan time from 10 to 20 minutes

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Abdominal ultrasound  [ Liver – gall bladder – kidneys ]

 

• You may not have any carbonated drinks or foods containing fat at least 7-8 hours prior to the exam. Acceptable food items include water and coffee or tea without milk.
• Medications can be taken prior to the exam. If you take insulin, you must consult with your physician prior to the exam 

Breast ultrasound

 

 

• Do not schedule your mammogram for the week before your period if your breasts are usually tender during this time.
• The best time for a mammogram is one week following your period.
• Always inform your doctor or x-ray technologist if there is any possibility that you are pregnant.
• Do not use deodorant, talcum powder or lotion under your arms or on your breasts on the day of the exam.
• Describe any breast symptoms or problems to the technologist performing the exam.
• If possible, obtain prior mammograms and make them available to the radiologist at the time of the current exam

Pelvic ultrasound [ female ]

 

 

• Patients should drink 1 liter of fluid approximately one hour prior to the exam. Please do not empty your bladder during this time
• Medications can be taken prior to the examination
• Pelvic ultrasound [ male ]
• There is no preparation necessary for this procedure.

Pregnancy ultrasound

 

 

• If you are in your first three months of pregnancy, please drink 3-4 glasses of clear liquids, such as water, juice, etc. One hour before your scheduled examination. Please do not empty your bladder.
• If you are in your fourth to ninth month of pregnancy, please drink 1-2 glasses of clear liquids one hour before your scheduled examination. Please do not empty your bladder.

Prostate ultrasound

 

 

• Patients should drink a lot of fluids and please do not empty your bladder 2 hours before the exam
• An enema must be taken one to four hours prior to the examination. If you require a PSA blood test, please arrange to have it drawn prior to your ultrasound examination on another day.
• Medications can be taken prior to the examination

Renal -Renal transplant – Testicular- Scrotal – Thyroid – Neck /    ultrasound

 

 

• There is no necessary preparation for this examination.
• Medications can be taken prior to the exam

Doppler Ultrasound

 

 

• Arterial Doppler
•     For this examination, your stomach must be as empty as possible.
•     You must not eat or drink after midnight the night prior to your exam, nor smoke or chew gum. You may brush your teeth, but avoid swallowing water.
• Venous – Carotid – Thyroid –Renal / Doppler
• There is no advance preparation for this examination

Echocardiography

 

 

• You do not need any special preparation for Transthoracic echocardiography
• If you are scheduled to have a transoesphageal echo, do not eat or drink for at least 6 hours before the test. Before TEE, you will be given a sedative.
• Medications can be taken prior to the exam.

 

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