*Keyboard/cursor - inputs data and takes measurements from the display

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Common clinical applications of ultrasound

• Abdominal ultrasound: To visualize the anatomy and pathology of the liver and gallbladder, spleen, kidneys, retroperitonium, abdominal vascular structures, lymph nodes.
• Pelvic ultrasound: To assess the prostate, urinary bladder, reproductive organs, adnexial masses, vascular structures, lymph nodes.
• Cardiovascular ultrasound including echocardiography: To assess the heart and peripheral vascular structures.
• Intraluminal Ultrasound: To assess gastrointestinal tract and the blood vessels.
• Obstetric ultrasound: To assess the fetus and related structures in pregnant women.
• Small parts ultrasound: Thyroid, scrotum, breast ultrasound
• Transfontanelle ultrasound: To visualize the intracranial structures before the closure of the fontanelles in paediatric patients or through boreholes.
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Safety

• Ultrasound is considered a very safe procedure with minimal known adverse effects, and no radiation exposure making it widely used in antenatal care.
• Potential complications are related to cavitation, the formation of a bubble within a biological structure. The risk of cavitation is very low at the ultrasound intensities used for medical diagnosis.

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