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UPPER ABDOMEN:

A comprehensive evaluation of abdonminal organs which include: spleen, pancreas, abdominal aorta, gallbladder, kidneys, liver and biliary tree. This study is most useful in evaluating gallstones, cysts, and in diagnosing sources of abdominal and flank pain.

LOWER ABDOMEN (PELVIS):

A study of the pelvic region that includes views of the bladder, ovaries, uterus, prostate, seminal, vesicles, kidneys and retroperitoneum. Pelvic pain is the most common reason for scanning the lower abdominal region. The most common findings are ovarian cysts and uterine fibroid tumors.

TRAVSVAGINAL:

Designed to look at the uterus and ovaries with high resolution ultrasound. This study is generally ordered when a trans-abdominal scan cannot clearly identify pelvic pathology.

CARDIAC:

An exam of the heart utilizing 2-D imaging, M-Mode measurements, Doppler and color flow mapping. This study evaluates global heart functions, ejection fraction, valvular disease and murmurs. Conditions that might otherwise go undiagnosed such as cardiac tamponade, congenital defects and thrombus can also be evaluated with an echocardiogram. As a result, the echocardiogram has become an important diagnostic tool for many physicians.

VASCULAR:

Carotid studies include views of the carotid, vertebral and subclavian arteries with color flow imaging and Doppler analysis. This study is clinically useful when patients exhibit symptoms of syncope, transient ischemic attacks or dizziness. It is also beneficial in the evaluation of plaque formation and stenotic lesions.

Arterial scans use color, wave form analysis, and segmental pressure to evaluate circulation of the extremities. Most arterial studies are indicated when patients present with severe leg pain, claudication (exercise induced pain) or ulcerations.

Venous scans include a thorough study of the deep veins in the legs and arms which are performed to rule out the presence of deep vein thrombosis (clots). By using compression, Doppler and color flow, this study effectively pinpoints areas of thrombus. The determination of deep vein thrombosis and the timely treatment can often prevent a life threatening situation from developing. This study is most often indicated for severe leg pain and swelling.

SMALL PARTS:

The evaluation of specific parts of the body such as testicles, thyroid, breasts, popliteal fossa, and others. This study is generally indicated when suspicious nodules are found.

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