ULTRASONOGRAPHY

Renal Ultrasound

Sep 30, 2017 by in ULTRASONOGRAPHY Comments Off on Renal Ultrasound

Fig. 5.1 Curved array transducers are used for the performance of renal ultrasound. Seen in this image are two different widths of curved array transducers, large footprint (left) and small…

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Penile Ultrasound

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This concept of a Doppler shift is used to measure blood flow velocity whereby the shift in sound-wave frequency is detected by the ultrasound transducer after encountering active blood flow….

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Transabdominal Pelvic Ultrasound

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1. Measurement of bladder volume 2. Measurement of post-void residual 3. Measurement of prostate size and morphology 4. Assessment of anatomic changes associated with bladder outlet obstruction (a) Bladder wall…

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Intraoperative Urologic Ultrasound

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Fig. 15.1 Ultrasound probes used in urology . (a) Linear array (b) section/vector (c) curved array (d) laparoscopic (e) transrectal biplane (f) robotic ultrasound probe Linear: The linear array scanners…

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Pediatric Urologic Ultrasound

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Renal and bladder • Urinary tract infection—febrile or recurrent nonfebrile • Prenatal GU abnormality • Voiding dysfunction • Renal colic • Palpable abdominal mass • Single umbilical artery • Hypertension…

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Pelvic Floor Ultrasound

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Fig. 9.1 Curved array transducer position Fig. 9.2 (a) Two-dimensional orientation of translabial ultrasound image in midsagittal line. U urethra, V vagina, R rectum (b) Illustration demonstrating pertinent anatomy in…

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Transrectal Ultrasound

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Fig. 10.1 TRUS findings suspicious for prostate cancer. (a) Lobar asymmetry, capsular bulging, increased blood flow, and deflection of the junction between the TZ and PZ can all be indicators…

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