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22/12/2021

Abdomen

A 4D ultrasound test (1) is a way of reproducing a moving image of your baby inside your womb. The 4D ultrasound uses sound waves to create this moving image.

In a 3D ultrasound, you can see a three-dimensional image of your baby. A 4D ultrasound takes this experience to the next level. It creates an effect that is similar to watching a live video.

Using this technology, you can see what your baby is doing at that moment inside your womb. In fact, you can even see if your baby is yawning or smiling at that particular moment!

22/12/2021

KUB

This is done primarily to see the Kidneys and Urinary Bladder. The patients suffering from acute abdominal pain undergo this study to rule out any pathology in the KUB region. It is the best choice for diagnosing kidney, ureteric or urinary bladder calculi ( stones)

22/12/2021

Pelvis

Coronal 3D US views of the uterus. (A) A normal uterus; uterine wall thickness: distance between the line joining tubal ostia (interostial line) and a parallel line on the top of the fundus. (B) A partial septate uterus;

(1) uterine wall thickness: distance between the line joining tubal ostia (interostial line) and a parallel line on the top of uterine fundus and

(2) internal midline indentation: distance between the interostial line and a parallel line on the top of midline indentation. A complete septate uterus:

(1) uterine wall thickness: distance between the line joining tubal ostia (interostial line) and a parallel line on the top of uterine fundus and (2) internal midline indentation: distance between the interostial line and a parallel line on the top of midline indentation (the line reaches the internal cervical os).

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OBSTETRICS
In recent years, 3 dimensional (3D) and 4 dimensional (4D) ultrasounds have become increasingly popular and readily available. With 3D ultrasound, a series of thin 2D slices is digitally reconstructed to give more life-like images.

With 4D ultrasound, the added dimension is time, so that the 3D images appear to be moving in real time. The 3D/4D image usually appears a golden colour on the ultrasound screen, as this colour is easy for patients to look at and highlights features on the baby.