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Meanings of echography in inglés

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ultrasonografia
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ultrasò

Using the reflections of high-frequency sound waves to construct an image of a body organ (a sonogram); commonly used to observe fetal growth or study bodily organs.

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They are therefore regularly used in our hospitals to learn ultrasound-assisted interventions.
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Given the right prosthetics, could we feel electromagnetic fields or hear ultrasound?
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Conclusions: Different grade urothelial carcinomas show different enhancement finding on contrast-enhanced ultrasound.
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Added benefits of lung ultrasound include rapid testing and high inter-rater agreement.
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Minimum light exposure and ultrasound energy should be used during the surgery.
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Materials and methods: Healthy pediatric volunteers prospectively underwent abdominal ultrasonography and ARFI.
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The presence of nodules on ultrasonography did not adversely affect treatment outcome.
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Increasing uric acid is associated with increasing severity of NAFLD on ultrasonography.
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Penile Doppler ultrasonography was taken in patients suspected to have vasculogenic ED.
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Abdominal ultrasonography showed a 15-mm hypoechoic mass located in the pancreatic body.
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However, real-time sonography demonstrated focal inhomogeneity in the liver in both cases.
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Moreover, sonography provided significant additional data on prostate size and post-void residual.
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Use of transvaginal sonography should reduce unnecessary general anesthesia and uterine curettage.
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Subsequently, we could not detect the diastolic arterial flow on Doppler sonography.
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We present our experience of water-bath technique of superficial sonography in 23 children.
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Usage of echography in inglés
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The diagnosis is usually made late and bidimensional echography is of great value.
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Five patients with an abnormal echography result had no clinical signs.
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Prediction of pathological outcome is not improved by echography and mammography.
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Evaluations using Doppler echography are useful in detecting such IABP complications.
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An observational prospective case-control study with ON orbital echography was developed.
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In eyes with endophthalmitis and opaque media, echography is a useful screening modality.
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The diagnosis was always confirmed by echography and in some cases also by scanner.
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The patients also underwent cerebral echography, EEG and neurological follow-up to the 24th month.
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Doppler echography revealed the absence of hepatic arterial flow.
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A severely atherosclerotic ascending aorta was revealed by preoperative computed tomography(CT) and epiaortic echography during operation.
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Abdominal computed tomography and echography revealed a cystic submucosal lesion in the uterine corpus of a 67-year-old woman.
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Doppler echography and catheter studies.
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In both patients, the indication for transesophageal echography was the need for proper evaluation of a post-Acute Myocardial Infarction mechanical complication.
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Excluded were patients with orbital mass lesions detected by echography and muscle enlargement due to other causes (for example, orbital myositis).
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Two of these cases were judged as complete responders by clinical palpation but only one was recognized by mammography, and none by echography.
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All 10 patients were seen again 6 months later for consultation and thyroid hormone assays and thyroid echography in doubtful cases.
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Echography through the time