Medical Ultrasound Awareness Month

October is medical ultrasound awareness month; this is an opportunity to raise understanding and awareness about ultrasound scanning and the many uses it has.

Most people are aware that ultrasound scans are used for pregnancies, but ultrasound scans are used for so much more than that.

Sonographers change the lives of many on a day to day basis with the information they provide and illnesses they find during an ultrasound scan, if found early enough, blood clots, heart defects and blocked arteries can all be diagnosed and treated hopefully in time to prevent any further serious illnesses occurring.

What is Medical Ultrasound Awareness Month?

Medical ultrasound awareness month (MUAM) is a month-long campaign that celebrates the contribution sonographers make to modern medicine. The sonographer is a highly qualified healthcare professional who uses high frequency sound waves to create detailed images of various areas of the human anatomy. The sound waves bounce off of internal organs and return to an ultrasound device, which transforms them into real-time images. As an imaging modality, ultrasound has very specific uses, providing information that X-rays or other radiologic procedures oftencannot.

Here at Ultrasound care in Liverpool, our Sonographers are qualified and competent in any different ultrasound scans including obstetrics, gynaecology, abdominal and renal plus paediatric ultrasounds. Our Lead Sonographer has been practicing since 1999.

Patient focused, ensuring our customers get the highest level of service, we provide accurate same day results.

All Ultrasound Cares scanning protocols are based on National recommendations (eg Fetal Anomaly screening programme, NICE, RCR, RCOG etc) . We are also registered by the care quality commission.

Our private scanning room is fully equipped with a GE ultrasound scanning machine, we have various transducers that offer accurate results and clear images. The machine is regularly maintained and quality assurance ensures your safety.

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