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Ultrasound

Insight Diagnostic Imaging ultrasound patient.

Types of Ultrasound

Obstetrical Ultrasound:

An ultrasound performed on women to confirm pregnancy, and follow the fetus’ development. Obstetrical Ultrasounds can also detect vaginal bleeding, fetal malformation, and more.
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Nuchal Translucency:

A scan to help identify an elevated risk of Down syndrome in a fetus.

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Sonohysterogram:

An ultrasound for women to determine if any abnormalities in the uterus may pose complications regarding pregnancy or for abnormal pre-menopausal bleeding, post-menopausal bleeding, or incidental suspicious findings in a woman's uterus lining. 
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Pelvic Ultrasound:

Performed to view the tissues and organs in the pelvis and lower abdomen. Pelvic ultrasounds are used to provide an overview of the pelvic organs and bladder.

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Transvaginal Ultrasound:

This is a pelvic ultrasound for women to view the reproductive system, particularly the uterus and ovaries.

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Abdominal Ultrasound:

This type of ultrasound is conducted to show the organs and tissues in the abdominal area.

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Thyroid Ultrasound:

Performed to inspect the thyroid gland to locate any lumps or thyroid malfunctions.

Scrotal Ultrasound:

Scrotal ultrasounds are done to evaluate testicular disorders or to locate any palpable lumps or masses in the scrotum.

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G.U. Tract:

An ultrasound that evaluates the genitourinary system (kidneys and bladder).

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Kidney Ultrasound:

For inspection of the size, shape and location of the kidneys. It can also determine the amount of blood flow to the kidneys.

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Bladder Ultrasound:

An ultrasound to examine the bladder. Often this is done when a patient has bladder issues such as difficulty urinating, blood in the urine, or structural abnormalities of the bladder.

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Transrectal/Prostate Ultrasound:

A transrectal or prostate ultrasound is often done to detect any disorders within the prostate, its size or any abnormal masses. It can also help to determine possible causes for a man’s infertility.

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Follicular Monitoring:

Follicular monitoring assesses the number of follicles in the ovaries and the endometrial lining in a woman who is trying to become pregnant.

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