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About Ultrasound Scan Test
Ultrasound is the safest way of looking inside the human body. It involves the use of high-frequency sound waves which are harmless to the human body. At Parashar’s Diagnostic Centre, we have highly trained ultrasound specialists working on the highest-end equipment available in the world today.
Ultrasound scanning can help in almost any domain of disease identification. Ultrasound can be used to image many areas of the body including the pelvis and abdomen, the musculoskeletal system, the breast, the male reproductive system, the kidney, the thyroid, and salivary glands, the gall bladder, the pancreas and the developing foetus, liver, neck etc. Ultrasound is a valuable tool and in the right hands can clear out most doubts related to the diagnostic queries that we are faced with.
Ultrasound uses sonography principles to image internal organs. A radiologist uses a probe to scan the affected area and produce images on the computer.
Why Ultrasound Scan is Required?
- Not all possible birth abnormalities are reliably diagnosed using ultrasound and all scan results should be interpreted within the limitations of the test.
- For dating purposes and to accurately determine your due date.
- To ascertain the number of babies present.
- To check for any bleeding early in the pregnancy.
- To check the position of the placenta.
- To assess the growth of the baby and its general well-being.
- To provide information about the anatomy of the baby and check for possible abnormalities.
- Detect internal injuries and internal bleeding.
Types of Ultrasound Scan
- Early pregnancy scan
- Growth scan
- Fetal Echo
- Ultrasound NT Scan
- Level 2 Scan
- 3D/4D Scan
- Color doppler scan of pregnancy
- TVS Scan
- Ultrasound KUB
- Ultrasound Lower/Upper abdomen
- Whole abdomen
- Abdomen with Pelvis
- USG Thyroid
- USG Scrotum
- USG Breast
- Swelling of joints like Knee, Shoulder etc.
- Ultrasound-guided aspiration and FNAC
- USG Skull or cranial
Why Choose Us For Ultrasound Scan in Dehradun
- We are well equipped with state of art techniques and advanced techniques to ensure quality without any compromise and cost-effectiveness.
- Dr. Parashar’s Diagnostic is well known Ultrasound diagnostic centre in Dehradun. We are highly recommended by our prominent customers for the quality of service and assurance of best-in-class care.
- Giving a signifactory results to our patients whether it is an accessible online report or a Paper report is what we prioritize.
- We genuinely believe in quality over quantity, we have affordable pricings for all kinds of Ultrasound. To schedule your appointment for a ultrasound test, contact us.
- Customer satisfaction is of utmost importance for us.
Dr Ankit Parashar
MBBS, MD (Radiodiagnosis)
Dr. Ankit Parashar is a Radiologist in Dehradun, completed MBBS from Shri Guru Ram Rai Institute of Medical and Health Sciences, Dehradun (U.K.), India in 2013 and MD (Doctor of Medicine) in Medical Radio-diagnosis/ Radiology from Shri Guru Ram Rai Institute of Medical and Health Sciences, Dehradun (U.K.), India in 2016. He worked with high end machines and modalities in the town with experience in Neuroradiology and vascular imaging, non- vascular interventions, Ultrasound / Ultrasonography etc. He is a member of Indian Medical Association, Uttarakhand
Ultrasound Scan In Dehradun: FAQs
Upper Abdomen :
- Empty Stomach – 6Hr Fasting Required
- However water can be taken.
Lower Abdomen + Kub :
- 1. Urine Pressure should be there.
- Not required empty stomach.
Whole Abdomen :
- Empty Stomach– 6Hr Fasting Required
- Urine Pressure should be there.
Pregnancy Ultrasound :
Ultrasound Pregnancy – OBS (Less than 3 months) :
- Urine Pressure should be there.
- Not required empty stomach.
Ultrasound Pregnancy – OBS (More than 3 months) :
- Not required urine pressure
- Not required empty stomach.
Gel is applied to your skin over the area being examined. It helps prevent air pockets, which can block the sound waves that create the images. This safe, water-based gel is easy to remove from skin and, if needed, clothing.
A trained radiologist presses a small, hand-held device (transducer) against the area being studied and moves it as needed to capture the images. The transducer sends sound waves into your body, collects the ones that bounce back and sends them to a computer, which creates the images.
Sometimes, ultrasounds are done inside your body. In this case, the transducer is attached to a probe that’s inserted into a natural opening in your body. Examples include:
- Transrectal ultrasound: This test creates images of the prostate by placing a special transducer into the rectum.
- Transvaginal ultrasound: A special transducer is gently inserted into the vagina to look at the uterus and ovaries.
Ultrasound is usually painless. However, you may experience mild discomfort as the sonographer guides the transducer over your body, especially if you’re required to have a full bladder, or inserts it into your body.
A typical ultrasound exam takes from 15 minutes to an hour (depending on type of study)
Typically, you should plan for an hour for a CT scan. Most of that time is for preparation. The scan itself takes between 10 and 30 minutes or less. Generally, you can resume your activities after a healthcare provider says it is safe to do so — usually after they complete the scan and verify clear images.
Ultrasound is a highly valuable diagnostic tool and it is particularly useful during pregnancy because it is completely safe for you and your baby. Some of the useful indications for use during pregnancy include:
- for dating purposes and to accurately determine your due date
- to ascertain the number of babies present
- to check for any bleeding early in the pregnancy
- to check the position of the placenta
- to assess the growth of the baby and its general well-being
- to provide information about the anatomy of the baby and check for possible abnormalities
- not all possible birth abnormalities are reliably diagnosed using ultrasound and all scan results should be interpreted within the limitations of the test
Ultrasounds are simple, safe procedures which do not require the use of radiation to develop images of internal parts of the body. Ultrasounds can be used to examine many parts of the body including the:
- Blood vessels
- Pelvis
- Heart
- Musculoskeletal system
- Abdomen
- Other soft tissue organs
According to the PC-PNDT Act, performing a pregnancy ultrasound without a valid prescription having the doctor’s DMC/HMC/MCI registration number, phone number and other details is forbidden.
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