- Ultrasound-guided needle biopsy: Ultrasound helps medical professionals guide needles into specific areas of the body to extract cells for laboratory testing.
- Ultrasound-guided needle aspiration: Ultrasound may be used to guide a needle into pockets of fluid accumulated in the body that need to be drained (for example, an abscess, pleural effusions, or ascites).
- Ultrasound-assisted intravenous access: When an intravenous (IV) line is required and veins are difficult to access, ultrasound may be used to assist in finding larger veins in the neck, chest wall, or groin.
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Sunday, June 3, 2012
Ultrasound Procedure Uses
Labels:
abdominal aorta ultrasound,
abdominal ultrasound,
appendix ultrasound,
carotid ultrasound,
echocardiography,
gallbladder ultrasound,
heart ultrasound,
liver ultrasound,
renal ultrasound,
testicular ultrasound
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