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Does a sonogram of the legs also check the pelvis?
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Indication?: Why was the sono done? For vein evaluation? If so then the femoral veins in the groin will be looked at and some will attempt to visualize pelvic (iliac) veins but not a full pelvic study. To look at a focal lesion in a leg? Then no pelvic look.
Answered 9/14/2013
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