Diagnostic Ultrasound Imaging Technology

Diagnosing ultrasound is a cost-effective and painless check that usually requires little or no sedation in most of our small animal patients.

1. The technology is safe and does not use ionizing radiation such as X-rays.

2. Ultrasound provides important information about visceral structure and blood flow. Often useful in determining focal and systemic diseases.

3. It allows sampling of fluid in the body cavity and helps to guide the needle to the exact location of the lesion, thereby avoiding and protecting other important structures.

Diagnostic ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves to make images of internal organs of the human body, much like the high-detail version fishermen use to detect fish's sonar images. Hold the hair on the abdomen to improve contact between the sensor and the patient. This is the need to improve the image quality. Ultrasound transducer placed in the patient's abdomen. The abdominal organs are then imaged, the images recorded, and the results reported in the medical record. Images produced with ultrasound technology provide unique and excellent differentiation of body organs and soft tissue structures.