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Best Ultrasound Centre In Meerut

Ultrasound

Ultrasound imaging is a type of radiology that uses sound waves to make real-time pictures of organs inside the body. Ultrasound imaging does not use radiation, which is why it is used to check on the health of fetuses. Even though it is best known for its use in maternity care, ultrasound can also be used for many other things. It is often used to look at the heart, blood vessels, liver, gallbladder, kidneys, and pancreas. It is also often used to do things like ultrasound-guided biopsies, which are invasive procedures.

There are many kinds of ultrasound procedures at the Health Care Imaging Centre, Meerut.

The Ultrasound Procedure

During an ultrasound by Dr. Sanjay Gupta, the patient usually lies on a table while a sonographer spreads a gel over the area that will be looked at. An ultrasound machine has a monitor and a transducer that is attached to it. The transducer sends sound waves over the part of the body that is being looked at. The information from these sound waves is sent back to the monitor and shows up as a live video feed on the screen.

Health Care Imaging Centre's Ultrasound

Modern, high-quality ultrasound technology is available at Health Care Imaging Centre, Meerut to meet the demands of our diverse patient population. Types of Ultrasounds we offer:

  • 3D/4D Sonography
  • Fibro Scan / Elastography
  • Orbital / Ocular Ultrasound
  • Sialography
  • Sono Mammography
  • Scrotal Ultrasound
  • Shoulder Ultrasound
  • Transvaginal Scan (TVS) - 3D / 4D
  • Follicular Study / Antral Follicular Count (AFC)
  • Prostate / TRUS
  • USG Guided FNAC & Biopsy
  • TRUS-guided Prostatic Biopsy
  • Renal Doppler
  • Portal Doppler
  • Fetal Ultrasound - (i) Anomaly Scan / Level 2 / TIFFA, (ii) Fetal Doppler, (iii) Fetal Echo Test
  • Brain Ultrasound
  • Neck Ultrasound
  • Thyroid / Parotid Ultrasound
  • Carotid Doppler
  • Chest Ultrasound
  • Abdominal Ultrasound
  • Penile Ultrasound
  • Peripheral Vascular Doppler
  • Pediatric Hip Ultrasound
Ultrasound Centre

Ultrasound Preparations

For your ultrasound exam, you should wear comfortable clothes that don't fit too tightly. What else you need to do depends on the test you will take.

The following tests DON'T need to be prepared for:

  • Breast
  • Scrotal
  • Thyroid
  • Transvaginal
  • Vascular

The following tests need to be prepared for:

Abdomen
  • No food 8 hours before the test.
  • People can take medicines.
Abdomen and Abdomen: The Complete/Limited Collection
  • No food 8 hours before the test.
  • Need to have a full bladder before the test (see drinking instructions below)
  • The patient can take medications
Abdomen Retro Limited/Full
  • Need to have a full bladder before the test (see drinking instructions below)
  • The patient can take medications
Aorta/AAA
  • No food 8 hours before the test.
  • The patient can drink water and take medicines with water.
Kidney/Bladder
  • Need to have a full bladder before the test (see drinking instructions below)
  • The patient can take medicines
Non-OB Pelvis
  • Need to have a full bladder before the test (see drinking instructions below)
  • The patient can take medicines
Pelvis OB
  • Forty-five minutes before the exam, you must drink 32 oz. of water.
  • The patient may void (Note: if over 35 weeks, no prep)
Transvaginal Pelvis with
  • Need to have a full bladder before the test (see drinking instructions below)
  • The patient can take medicines
Renal Artery for Stenosis with Doppler
  • The night before, dinner should be light and only include clear liquids, such as jello, broth, or tea.
  • You can't eat or drink anything for 8 hours before the test.
Renal/Kidney
  • Need to have a full bladder before the test (see drinking instructions below)
  • The patient can take medicines
Ultrasound test In Meerut
Drinking guidelines by Dr. Sanjay Gupta at Health Care Imaging Centre, Meerut
  • Children ages 2 to 6 should drink eight ounces of water half an hour before the test.
  • Children ages 6 to 12 should drink 16 ounces of water half an hour before the test.
  • Children ages 12 to 18 should drink 32 ounces of water half an hour before the test.
  • Eighteen years old - 32 fluid ounces 45 minutes before the exam.
  • Male patients above the age of 18 should consume 24 ounces of water 45 minutes before the exam.