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Sunday, December 4, 2011

How to: Gallbladder Ultrasound part 2 gall stones

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Mohamed Mohyeldin: MD in radiology since 1991. Current position: Consultant of radiology in one of the most famous medical companies in Egypt.

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This web site is intended to be a tutorial for learning to do ultrasound imaging to various parts of the humen body. This may appear to be a basic task in medicine but, in fact it is a complex task based on careful observation, sound anatomical principles, and knowledge of physiology and pathology.Look to the right side bar, choose your aim and try to enjoy the information included.

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Obstetric and Gynaecology Section
MRI musculo-skeletal section
Elastography Section
Radiologist For Ever(Main Site)
Chest and Bone Section
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-Ultrasound Techniques

Technique for Deep Venous Thrombosis(lower limb) (5)
Technique for Hip joint (2)
Technique for appendix (4)
Technique for carotid artery (1)
Technique for female pelvis (1)
Technique for gall bladder (6)
Technique for kidneys (2)
Technique for lower limb arteries (1)
Technique for pneumothorax (6)
Technique for ultrasound transducer manupulation (1)
Technique for venous insufficiency (3)
Technique of renal artery stenosis (1)
technique for aorta (1)
technique for intra peritoneal hemorrhage (1)

-Abdominal Ultrasound

1-1-1-Acute Calcular Cholecystitis (1)
1-1-2-Intra peritoneal Hemorrhage (2)

-Pregnancy Ultrasound

2-1-1-Ectopic Pregnancy (2)
2-1-2-Normal Pregnancy (1)

-Pediatric Ultrasound

4-1-1-Pediatric hip and spines (1)

-Vascular Ultrasound

5-1-1-Carotid artery diseases (2)
5-1-2-Deep venous thrombosis (1)
5-1-3-Arterial Doppler Examination of lower limb (1)
Superficial phlebitis (1)

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Sunday, December 4, 2011

How to: Gallbladder Ultrasound part 2 gall stones

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