We all know about the traditional uses for a high resolution linear transducer; the thyroid, superficial lumps and bumps (why hello there lipoma!), hernias, vascular imaging (the ubiquitous carotids and leg veins) and query appendicitis.
But what about non-traditional uses? As the practice of ultrasound evolves it is benefiting from the creative use of angles, frequency and positions thought up by smart techs. All done in the name of getting that ideal image that helps with a diagnosis. Interested in a little out-of-the-box ultrasound thinking? Here it is…
But what about non-traditional uses? As the practice of ultrasound evolves it is benefiting from the creative use of angles, frequency and positions thought up by smart techs. All done in the name of getting that ideal image that helps with a diagnosis. Interested in a little out-of-the-box ultrasound thinking? Here it is…