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Is there a benefit of getting a transvaginal ultrasound versus pelvic? do you basically see the same things?
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Ultrasound ?'s: Transvaginal ultrasound (U/S) will essentially cover the same areas as an "abdominal" ultrasound, so unless the reason for the U/S is for other than gyn reasons (i.e., kidney, liver, intestinal reasons) a transvaginal U/S is sufficient.
Answered 10/21/2020
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