Digital Ultrasound Diagnostic System EW-B10

Ultrasound Scanning

Ultrasound scanning/ultrasonography, also referred to as sonography, is a medical diagnostic technique that employs ultrasound imaging for muscle and organ visualisation.

Through the use of ultrasound scans medical practitioners are able to see internal muscle and organ structure and size, which aid in the identification of lesion and pathology presence.

A more well-known diagnostic ultrasound variation used in pregnancy is obstetric sonography, operating at an energy frequency range of between 2 and 15 megahertz (MHz). Ultrasonic energy frequency is adjusted depending on the use, with lower frequencies for greater internal imaging capacity.

Although imaging resolutions may be less at lower ultrasound frequencies, greater physical depth is achieved. Ultrasound techniques may be used for a range of diagnostic and medical procedures.

The instrument mainly applies in the dynamic image diagnosis of liver, gallbladder, spleen, kidney, urinary bladder, pancreatic gland, as well as gynecology, obstetrics examinations, pregnancy and contraception examination