What to expect when you get an ultrasound
We typically associate an ultrasound scan with pregnancies, but many doctors use them to take a look at a patient's organs, especially during cancer treatment.
An ultrasound is a painless procedure that uses sound waves to look at the internal organs. It is sometimes called a sonogram.
Follow instructions to prepare for your ultrasound
Ultrasounds for most body parts do not require any preparation.
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