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A member asked:
When doctor performs eus is it standard protocol to look at all organs seen in eus or just elevate the organ in question?
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Different typed: there are different types of ultrasound and different types of equipment that looked at different areas. We can look at the gallbladder kidney liver. The gynecologist can look at your pregnancy, the rheumatologist can look for musculoskeletal issues. Each is done with a different machine and different probe
Answered 3/22/2020
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