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What is it?
Also known as a sonography, Ultrasound is a diagnostic imaging method which is harmless to humans. It is used to produce internal images of your body, most popularly for monitoring a developing baby's health during pregnancies, however it also used in a variety of other medical fields such diagnosing gallbladder disease, checking the thyroid gland...
How does it work?
This is a noninvasive procedure, utilizes high-frequency sound waves to generate images of structures within your body. Most ultrasounds are conducted externally to your body; however, some involve placing the device inside your body.


What diseases/injuries
Respiratory
Musculoskeletal
Orthopedic
Gastrointestinal
Gynecological
Cardiac
Urinary
Oncological
What are the risks?

Diagnostic ultrasound devices are harmless as they use low-power sound waves to produce images.
There are no known risks but this doesn’t mean there aren’t any limitations. Sound doesn't travel effectively through air or bone, so ultrasound isn't effective at imaging body parts that have gas in them or are hidden by bone, such as the lungs or head.
To view these areas, other imaging tests, such as CT or MRI scans may be recommended instead.