Ultrasound has so many uses and is an indispensable means of medical examination.

I believe everyone knows about ultrasound. It is now widely used in the medical field. The inspection and diagnosis of various diseases require the help of ultrasound. It can be said that ultrasound makes modern medical treatment more accurate and precise. So what exactly is the role and use of this ultrasound device? Let’s start to understand together.

1. Check your body organs

Ultrasonic medical examination has many uses, one of the main uses is to examine organs. It mainly examines the size, shape, boundaries of various human organs, as well as the internal echo of each organ. The organs that can be examined include the liver, spleen, pancreas, etc., as well as the uterus, ovaries, appendages, etc. After the examination, the diameter value, shape characteristics, smoothness of edges and boundaries of each organ of the patient can be understood to determine the condition of the lesion.

2. Detection of cystic organs

The gallbladder, bile duct, bladder, etc. are all common cystic organs in the human body. If there is a problem with these organs, they need to be examined and treated. Ultrasound examination is required during medical examination, which mainly examines the appearance, direction, functional status, etc. of the cystic organs, so as to confirm the disease after the examination.

3. Help diagnose diseases

The diagnosis of many diseases needs to be confirmed through ultrasound examination. This examination can be used to detect the heart, large blood vessels and other parts, helping patients to diagnose heart disease, vascular malformations, occlusive blood vessels and other diseases. Often, the diagnosis of these diseases requires accurate examinations.

4. Confirm the fetal condition

After people become pregnant, they need to undergo a variety of examinations. One of the essential examinations is ultrasound examination, which is the well-known B-ultrasound examination. B-ultrasound is used to determine the development of the fetus. This is a good examination to rule out deformities. Under normal circumstances, women need to undergo this examination 3-5 times after they become pregnant, and at least 3 times. The examination times are in three stages: early pregnancy, mid-pregnancy, and late pregnancy.