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What different types of ultrasounds are there?
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Ultrasound is used…: To image many structures: heart (echocardiogram), thyroid, kidneys, gallbladder, abdomen, bladder, pelvis, pregnant uterus, cysts, skin masses, carotid arteries, veins of legs (for blood clots/dvt), etc.
Answered 7/20/2012
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