Ultrasound protocols

Ultrasound protocols are standardized procedures used by medical professionals to perform ultrasound examinations, which create images of the inside of the body using sound waves. These protocols ensure safety, accuracy, and consistency in diagnosing conditions. They guide the technician on how to prepare the patient, operate the equipment, and interpret the images. Commonly used in prenatal care, organ assessments, and diagnosing injuries, ultrasound is non-invasive and uses no radiation, making it a valuable tool in modern medicine for monitoring and diagnosing various health issues.