Ultrasound
Ultrasound imaging uses high-frequency sound waves to create real-time images of your internal organs and tissues. This safe, non-invasive procedure provides detailed views without radiation, making it ideal for monitoring pregnancies, diagnosing conditions, and guiding medical procedures.
Why might you need an
Ultrasound?
Your doctor may recommend an ultrasound to:
What to expect during
your Ultrasound?
Before your scan
- Wear comfortable, loose-fitting clothing
- You may need to fast for certain abdominal ultrasounds
- Drink water for pelvic or bladder ultrasounds
- Follow any specific preparation instructions we provide
During your scan
- The procedure typically takes 15-45 minutes
- You'll lie comfortably on an examination table
- A warm gel will be applied to your skin
- The transducer will be moved over the area being examined
- You may be asked to change positions or hold your breath
- Our skilled sonographers will guide you through each step
After your scan
- You can return to normal activities immediately
- The gel will be wiped off your skin
- Your results will be analyzed by our expert radiologists
- Reports are typically available within 24 hours
Ultrasound FAQ
More Ultrasound frequently asked questions
