What's the connection between sonography and ultrasound

Many concepts look the same. It is hard for us to tell what's the difference between sonography and ultrasound. Now, let's learn more about it.

 

Ultrasound - Science

 

Ultrasonics learn ultrasonic technology, which literally means "sound writing." Ultrasound technology means "extreme sound writing" because ultrasound technicians use ultrasound or high frequency sound to take pictures. Many words start with superwords, and almost all words are interesting. For example, Super Diver is a person who criticizes or judges beyond their professional field; that is, they are supersmart (no, they do).

 

Ultrasound examiners perform ultrasound and ultrasound examinations so that they can use ultrasound instruments to help medical professionals perform ultra-accurate diagnosis in their super-patients. They studied ultrasound in the ultrasound school. This is an insurmountable problem.

 

Sound waves are pressure waves. They move energy by hitting air, liquids, and solids. Contrary to what many people think, sounds move faster in solids than in the air. When sound encounters a pile of slag and hard objects (such as your skin, organs, and bones), the sound waves move at different speeds. Waves will bounce back like echoes. When using ultrasonic waves (human hearing sound waves above 20,000 Hz), their echoes can form images when processed by a computer. The picture is a sound wave diagram.

 

 

Ultrasound - Image

 

Ultrasonic machines generate and receive very loud sound waves or ultrasound waves. Ultrasound ultrasound technology experts use ultrasound machines to help doctors and other healthcare professionals "see" the patient's interior.

 

Today's ultrasound equipment can produce amazing images. Both two-dimensional and three-dimensional pictures are possible, and a four-dimensional movie can be produced through a compact computer.

 

In addition, there is Doppler ultrasound. You may think that this will not produce a weather radar image of the frontier of the storm. It measures blood flow - it's simply amazing, and even beyond imagination, we can do something like this - the sound waves that reflect red blood cells. Doppler ultrasound can diagnose:

 

Bad leg vein flap

Blood clots

Heart valve problems

Blocked artery

Bulging artery

Reduce arteries

For decades, obstetricians and gynecologists have used two-dimensional ultrasound to examine developing fetuses. Although two-dimensional ultrasound is useful, three-dimensional ultrasound can produce pictures of minor burrs in unborn babies, similar to stone-engraved pictures, and motion imaging stocks brought about by four-dimensional ultrasound. Ultrasonic workers - us, ultrasound inspectors, magnificent and magical practical belts - can shoot many 3D photos in rapid succession, and then assemble them in a computer display in a complex moving book displaying movements.

 

 

Ultrasound - Medical Applications

 

We have examined ultra-seal details of ultracool methods that can help cardiologists and obstetricians. Since ultrasound does not use radiation, rapid diagnosis can be performed without using X-rays or other radiation. A urologist uses an ultrasound image (spectrogram) to:

 

Kidney stones found

Detection of prostate cancer

Measure kidney blood flow

Other experts rely on skilled sonographers to provide ultrasound images of breast tissue, abdominal structures, and cerebral vascular problems (strokes).

 

Ultrasonography - a career

 

Ultrasound Inspector Employment Growth Anyone interested in getting rewards for their personal career is interested in helping people investigate ultrasound. The Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) shows how such a super option might be:

 

As of May 2014, the average annual salary of national ultrasonic physicians was US$68,390.

Ultrasound workers working in outpatient care centers receive an average annual salary of 72,930 U.S. dollars

As of May 2014, the average annual salary of California ultrasonic workers was $89,870

Ultrasonic workers in California perform skilled trade in the major metropolitan area of ​​San Jose-Sunnyville-Santa Clara, with an average annual salary of US$113,080 in May 2014.

There are currently 59,000 ultrasonic doctors working across the country, and you may feel that there is no more space in this country. BLS said that this is not a fact. The BLS predicts that the employment increase by 2022 will be as high as 46%. In contrast, the average increase in employment for all occupations is 11%.