HAX alumni Berkeley Ultrasound even stimulates your brain using ultrasound to treat depression.
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When ultrasound was used in the study, the ultrasound predicted gestational age in 48% of women.
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The 48% accuracy for ultrasound was based on ultrasound done during the first trimester of pregnancy.
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It is possible that a baby that looks normal on one ultrasound may show problems on a later ultrasound.
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"Ultrasound is ubiquitous for most of us; the first picture of us was ultrasound inside our mom," Shapiro said.
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However, ultrasound also requires a direct path, and the power of the ultrasound waves is considerably weaker than laser wireless.
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I went back for an ultrasound, and this time directly after the ultrasound, they pulled me in for a mammogram.
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Ultrasound Ultrasound—applied to the testes—has been tried on male rats, cats, dogs, monkeys, and some humans over the past few decades.
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If you have an early ultrasound, you still will need an ultrasound at the 11 to 14 week period to properly assess development.
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However, if you have an early ultrasound, you still will need an ultrasound at the 11 to 14 week period to properly assess development.
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I feel the force, demoing Ultrahaptics' ultrasound emitter Star Wars poster I feel the force, demoing Ultrahaptics' ultrasound emitter Star Wars poster Carter claims that the technology is totally safe, which you'd hope, considering ultrasound is how we do imaging of babies in the womb.
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" They say the law requires doctors to display a "graphic description of the ultrasound image (including identifying all visible internal organs) during the ultrasound procedure.
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It was not until the woman returned to Europe that researchers found ultrasound evidence of severe fetal abnormalities during an ultrasound in her 29th week.
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They're held in midair by opposing ultrasound forces being emitted from speakers above and below; each bead has its own little ultrasound pocket it sits in.
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But I had to get past all the milestones of when I had lost the previous ones — the first ultrasound, the second ultrasound, the first trimester.
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If a pregnant woman has an early ultrasound that reveals only one fetus, and a subsequent ultrasound reveals a second fetus—that could indicate superfetation has occurred.
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Hart and Haddish head to an ultrasound clinic to make use of her two-for-one ultrasound discount, where the bemused technician asks Haddish if she's pregnant.
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The couple was going to see their doctor for a routine 25-week ultrasound when the ultrasound video revealed one twin kissing the other in the womb.
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Step 2: Log into my insurance provider's web portal to look up ultrasound coverage and attempt to determine my remaining deductible at the time of the ultrasound.
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"Physicians may not recommend supplemental ultrasound for the majority of women with dense breasts as the current evidence suggests that risks outweigh benefits of screening ultrasound," Lee said.
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Absorption of the wave traveling through tissue increases with frequency, so the higher the frequency, the shallower the ultrasound penetrates, according to the Journal of Ultrasound in Medicine.
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While the normal ultrasound happened early in the mother's pregnancy, surgeon Dr. Abdulla Al-Khan confirmed to the AP that another ultrasound last week showed birth defects, including microcephaly.
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Simultaneously, a Senate committee passed a new bill that would require a woman seeking an abortion to receive an ultrasound and have a doctor describe the ultrasound to her.
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Focused ultrasound — a noninvasive therapeutic technology that uses focused beams of ultrasound to precisely and accurately target areas deep in the body without damaging surrounding tissue — is one such solution.
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After standard care to repair their fractures, the patients were randomly assigned to low-intensity pulsed ultrasound (similar to the ultrasound used in fetal monitoring), or to a sham treatment.
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The Kentucky Ultrasound Informed Consent Act requires physicians, prior to an abortion, to perform an ultrasound, describe and display its images to the patient, and make the fetal heartbeat audible.
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The legislation required doctors to perform an ultrasound before an abortion, and specified that whichever type of ultrasound gets the best image of the embryo or fetus should be used.
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Women seeking abortions in Texas, Wisconsin and Louisiana must be subjected to an ultrasound before the procedure takes place, though women can opt out of listening to descriptions of the ultrasound.
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The ultrasound is clear — my uterus is completely empty.
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Not so fast — Arkansas has a mandatory ultrasound law.
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"When you go to the doctor, health insurance won't pay for the ultrasound... you have to ask ... So when you go to the doctor for your mammograms or your checkups, make sure you ask for the ultrasound because ovarian cancer is not detected otherwise and it's a simple ultrasound and you can catch it and live," Pompeo continued.
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"During those six months that I waited, my cancer grew, and when I finally got an ultrasound, the ultrasound quickly turned into a mammogram, and that quickly turned into a biopsy," she says.
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I keep staring at the ultrasound pictures in our kitchen.
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She must then get medical tests including ultrasound and bloodwork.
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At her subsequent doctor's appointment, she had an ultrasound done.
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In both cases, they were able to track with ultrasound.
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Ultrasound screening revealed the baby had "significant microcephaly," he said.
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Jessica Hill smiles from her chair in the ultrasound room.
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And the evidence says that Padme never got an ultrasound.
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The results of the ultrasound are not what anyone expects.
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The ultrasound could be done the same day for $1753.
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Four days later, I'm back for a mammogram and ultrasound.
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Doctors use focused blasts of ultrasound to smash kidney stones.
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"Several years ago, I had an ultrasound instead," Andersen wrote.
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Only the clinics that provide abortions have the ultrasound equipment.
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A transvaginal ultrasound revealed a small mass on the ovary.
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A woman needed an ultrasound, but the machine required electricity.
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Ultrasound sensing began life inside Nest as an accessibility feature.
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Doctors can detect the condition on an ultrasound around 20 weeks.
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Both sobbed as Marcio displayed an ultrasound image of their son.
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But some doctors will make a diagnosis from an ultrasound alone.
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I was bleeding and exhausted and having an ultrasound every week.
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And eventually, he believes ultrasound will be paired with voice technology.
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After an ultrasound, they saw a mass located around her ovaries.
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She says the ultrasound was captured earlier in in her pregnancy.
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He was diagnosed with TGA at his mom's 20-week ultrasound.
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My sister and mom screamed when we showed them the ultrasound.
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That changed when the frequencies shifted into the low ultrasound range.
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She'll perform an exam and set you up with an ultrasound.
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With ultrasound, the frequency is higher than what humans can hear.
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Various arteries in the body were also observed via 3D ultrasound.
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She must then get tests including an ultrasound and blood work.
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At 30 weeks we went in for a bi-weekly ultrasound.
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The ultrasound technician caught up to her in the parking lot.
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"The boy is continuing to have his testes monitored" with ultrasound.
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The next scene shows Jenner and Scott at an ultrasound appointment.
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Many clinics lack ultrasound machines and even electricity, Dr. Gülmezoglu said.
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Back in the ultrasound cubicle, my daughter's hand tightens around mine.
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A patient's first visit to Hope costs $1003, including the ultrasound.
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An emergency medical center got an ultrasound machine and lifesaving equipment.
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Every morning I see that small ultrasound picture of the embryo.
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"I feel for that family," said Ms. Dunham, an ultrasound technician.
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Doctors performed an ultrasound and realized Sultana was pregnant with twins.
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Two weeks later I am back for a follow-up ultrasound.
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Some patients may have their first ultrasound prior to 11 weeks.
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For example, an ultrasound at a hospital could run over $1,000.
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A fan on Twitter pointed out that Bieber's ultrasound photo appears to be the exact photo in the Wikipedia entry for "sonogram," which uses an ultrasound image of a fetus in the womb at 12 weeks.
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We've had success in mice, finding ultrasound can clear toxic tau protein clumps, and that combining ultrasound with an antibody fragment treatment is more effective than either treatment alone in removing tau and reducing Alzheimer's symptoms.
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Using ultrasound as discreet form of digital communication is actually pretty common.
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Bushra thought about becoming an ultrasound technician and took courses to learn.
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Ultrasound, as you may have figured out by now, runs on piezoelectricity.
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How was I to know that I should have had an ultrasound?
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Some were never born, having been detected by ultrasound scans and aborted.
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He asks Molina to come back in two weeks for another ultrasound.
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An ultrasound showed what doctors said could be a deformity, possibly microcephaly.
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The hospital workers performed a CT scan after the ultrasound revealed nothing.
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Once there, an ultrasound was taken and there was, in fact, hope.
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Sonavex has created an ultrasound solution that detects post-operative blood clots.
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I also asked for an ultrasound because appendicitis runs in my family.
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Instead, doctors performed an ultrasound of her legs, which ultimately revealed nothing.
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It works not by polling sensors in the touchscreen, but through ultrasound.
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Two other imaging technologies, MRI scans and ultrasound, do not use radiation.
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But here, suspicion fell on weapons that might've used infrasound or ultrasound.
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An ultrasound in her 29th week showed the first signs of abnormalities.
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All of this points to one thing: Padme's never had an ultrasound.
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An ultrasound photo of the unborn child was placed upon the stocking.
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In our first ultrasound, we saw him move like a flash dancer.
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Currently, the gold standard for confirming gestational age is to use ultrasound.
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She had been working as an ultrasound technician when the hospital closed.
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They drew many blood tests and got an ultrasound of her belly.
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Ultrasound is often performed to help speed the healing of broken bones.
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The law requires practitioners using ultrasound technology to register with the government.
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Well, ultrasound has a wavelength measured in microns — millionths of a meter.
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The next year, I asked if they had fragrance-free ultrasound gel.
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Ask Well CT, M.R.I. and ultrasound scans offer different advantages and drawbacks.
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I'm able to get this visit and ultrasound covered by my insurance.
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Another requests a copy of the ultrasound picture for her memory box.
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" He added, " Ultimately this works in patients because ultrasound is so simple.
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As a result, these gas-filled proteins could produce signals under ultrasound.
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Are you a radiologist who's seen an ultrasound of my internal organs?
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Nest Hubs already use ultrasound sensing for timers, commute times, and weather.
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The autism group also had not been exposed to longer ultrasound sessions.
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It does not relate to the amount of ultrasound entering the body.
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But I miss him when I go for my first ultrasound alone.
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As she ran an ultrasound wand over my tummy, she became silent.
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In fact, a portable ultrasound company just won TechCrunch's Startup Battlefield in Lagos: Ultra-affordable ultrasound startup M-SCAN wins TechCrunch Startup Battlefield Africa Iota's approach, however, has little to do with these traditional uses of the technology.
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"The factors that determine the amount of ultrasound entering the body, and what would affect the fetus, are the mechanical index, the thermal index, and ultrasound power and intensity, for which no significant differences were found," Ziskin said.
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A surgery starts at $1,000 and an X-ray or ultrasound at $110.
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The size, shape and functionality of their hearts were also assessed via ultrasound.
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"Things get a little heated there in the OB ultrasound room," Rachel describes.
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In one hand, the mom-to-be held a strip of ultrasound photos.
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She then scrolls through a series of ultrasound images saved on her phone.
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At 19 weeks the ultrasound showed the child's brain was not developing normally.
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I was billed $0003,500 for the detailed ultrasound as part of my copay.
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Marianne recalls the first time she heard Simon's heart beat on an ultrasound.
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During the ultrasound, I was told that no gestational sac could be seen.
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The reply was categorical: I could NOT take a photograph of my ultrasound.
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Once attached, the system uses ultrasound to determine how full your bladder is.
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Her condition was discovered during an ultrasound scan nine weeks into the pregnancy.
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It is made up of several sensors, including radar, ultrasound and optical cameras.
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For just $25, a blood test and an ultrasound confirmed her healthy pregnancy.
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In November, they were elated to hear four heartbeats at their first ultrasound.
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Researchers identified NAFLD cases based on ultrasound results showing liver damage in participants.
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On Monday, both Burnham and Luyendyk shared sweet videos from their ultrasound appointment.
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Jessica Foley, PhD, is the Chief Scientific Officer of the Focused Ultrasound Foundation.
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Some of these women are facing agonizing decisions as ultrasound imaging demonstrates abnormalities.
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There are potential side effects to focused ultrasound treatment for essential tremor, too.
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And an ultrasound can show the abnormality in blood flow from this compression.
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I do get an ultrasound in one of the first episodes we've filmed.
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The trend that has cancer experts wringing their hands began with ultrasound screens.
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My doctor asks for an ultrasound every two years to monitor my thyroid.
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They measured and compared with ultrasound how much the fetuses turned their heads.
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She plans to ask for an extra ultrasound when she is further along.
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After getting an ultrasound that was inconclusive, his insurance approved a CAT scan.
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If she presents the ultrasound picture to you, don't be annoying about it.
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The experience formed the bedrock for building an ultrasound AR in real time.
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But scientists doubt a hidden ultrasound weapon can explain what happened in Cuba.
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Then the 11th Circuit required that a doctor be present with ultrasound equipment.
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Ms. Williams insisted, but a doctor instead performed an ultrasound of her legs.
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The first time that they saw the fetal heartbeat on ultrasound, they wept.
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He passed an ultrasound wand over my belly, and there was my baby.
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Company: InsightecTotal raised: $368.39 millionInsightec's tech uses ultrasound technology to treat medical conditions.
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An ultrasound at the doctor's indicated she had the eggs that she needed.
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And she has fixed her sights on a career as an ultrasound technician.
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Instead, she focused on the ultrasound they took, which revealed the baby's gender.
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Many blame the government for failing to catch and prosecute illegal ultrasound providers.
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The women then underwent an ultrasound to confirm that their bladders were empty.
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The first, House Bill 2, now requires a physician or technician to perform an ultrasound, describe and display the ultrasound images to the mother, and provide audio of the fetal heartbeat to the mother before she may have an abortion.
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The state now requires that the physician or technician conducting the abortion perform an ultrasound, describe and display the ultrasound images to the mother, and provide audio of the fetal heartbeat to the mother before she may have an abortion.
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House Bill 2, enacted in January, required a physician or technician to perform an ultrasound, describe and display the ultrasound images to the mother, and provide audio of the fetal heartbeat to the mother before she could have an abortion.
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In fact, I could've gone home the day before if I hadn't failed a bladder ultrasound (the nurses would periodically ultrasound my bladder to make sure all my pee was getting out; being hospitalized is a very dignified experience, all told).
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" In the early 1960s, ultrasound imagery—which had originally been used in sonar detectors for submarine warfare, but was slowly entering various medical fields—was introduced into the obstetrical field, according to David Graham's 1982 study "Ultrasound in Clinical Obstetrics.
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Dr. Al-Khan also said that though an early ultrasound showed no abnormalities, another ultrasound from last week showed birth defects, including microcephaly, a condition in which the baby's head is smaller than expected because the brain hasn't developed properly.
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Rothberg reflected on the experience as follows: Once the primary care physician felt an enlarged aorta, he was correct to order the ultrasound, the abnormal pancreas on the ultrasound warranted a CT scan, and the CT finding required a biopsy.
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A routine ultrasound will show placenta previaMost cases of placenta previa are diagnosed during a routine prenatal ultrasound exam around 20 weeks, says Fady Khoury Collado, MD, an OB-GYN and gynecologic oncologist at NewYork-Presbyterian/Columbia University Irving Medical Center.
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Consider this: An ultrasound for pregnancy costs an average of $183 in Canton, Ohio.
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It all starts with getting blood tests and an ultrasound to confirm what's happening.
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In one hand, the then-mom-to-be held a strip of ultrasound photos.
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"We ruled out microcephaly" after doing an ultrasound, but still had concerns, Meirowitz said.
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Researchers are fitting people's heads with ultrasound-emitting helmets to treat tremors and Alzheimer's.
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"Early ultrasound does not reliably predict microcephaly except in extreme cases," the WHO said.
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The day after Christmas, Luyendyk shared a sweet photograph of Burnham getting an ultrasound.
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Coupling the ultrasound sensor with machine learning allows for a much more precise reading.
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"A vaginal ultrasound is what I'm going to get," she said of her procedure.
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Long story short: we got the ultrasound from a place we found on Groupon.
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The couple, from Mooresville, North Carolina, counted down the days until Heather's first ultrasound.
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Ultrasound travels through the body, so can power and control such devices without wires.
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"I paid to have the 4D ultrasound," says Moore of High Point, North Carolina.
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However, the image was apparently created with an app that generates fake ultrasound pictures.
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The Chicago couple was sent to a nearby hospital for a more detailed ultrasound.
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She didn't think it was anything serious, but she agreed I needed an ultrasound.
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The startup has raised around $38 million to bring the ultrasound technology to market.
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An ultrasound revealed their baby had no kidneys; a rare condition called Potter syndrome.
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The other requires an ultrasound at least 18 hours in advance of an abortion.
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"Already can't wait to meet you little nugget," Catelynn, 26, wrote alongside the ultrasound.
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I found out at a routine ultrasound that there was no longer a heartbeat.
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If she is pregnant, she can receive a free ultrasound and attend childbirth classes.
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Another candidate for recording and activating neurons, beyond voltage, light and magnets, is ultrasound.
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"Hello I'm a bebe boy kinda," she captioned an ultrasound photo shared on Saturday.
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Grisham is on the board of the Focused Ultrasound Foundation, a non-profit organization.
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Last week, Meyer shared a photo of his wife getting her 36-week ultrasound.
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Instead, Vargas' cryo machine felt almost like an ultrasound device (another popular facial tool).
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After 12 weeks, ultrasound scans showed similar rates of muscle growth in both groups.
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What I've learned is that an ultrasound machine is not a future-predicting machine.
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The plaque measurements were collected with an ultrasound probe placed inside the diseased artery.
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News from their ultrasound at a doctor's appointment, during which Montag got teary-eyed.
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A fetal ultrasound also showed that the anatomy of the fetus' brain was abnormal.
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However, they've been eager for this news ever since Montag had her first ultrasound.
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The second requires women to obtain and view an ultrasound before having an abortion.
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Or you could do no MRI scans at all and rely solely on ultrasound.
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"The ultrasound shows no cysts, no free fluid, and certainly no baby," Dunham said.
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The equipment includes everything from ultrasound and respiratory machines to surgical and lab materials.
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Multiple beams of ultrasound energy are focused on a target deep within the body.
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She has had extra ultrasound scans from her doctor, and her fetus looks unaffected.
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Moreover, a beam of ultrasound will mostly bounce off the exterior of a building.
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I had the ultrasound machine and a lot of time in my isolated room.
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But then, at eight weeks, an ultrasound revealed that her fetus had no heartbeat.
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Q. Sometimes my doctor orders an M.R.I., sometimes a CAT scan or an ultrasound.
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But our doctor was quiet as she moved the ultrasound wand over my belly.
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The ultrasound appears to be legitimate, with Amanda's name on it and Tuesday's date.
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Crimi is also using ultrasound waves to create cavities—essentially holes—in the water.
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Using an ultrasound probe, the doctor located the lymph nodes in the man's groin.
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She had applied to Delgado Community College to study to be an ultrasound technician.
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The patient had undergone an ultrasound of the heart, which hadn't shown a hole.
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A sign in front, right across from a Planned Parenthood clinic, read ''Free Ultrasound.
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The treatment started with an ultrasound to identify where I might be losing cushioning.
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I smile widely while I move the ultrasound probe over each of their bellies.
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Even better, when she called, she was promised a free pregnancy test and ultrasound.
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The other way to estimate the age of the fetus is through an ultrasound.
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Last September, they successfully convinced a judge to strike down a law that would've required providers not only to perform an ultrasound on patients seeking an abortion, but also attempt to show them the ultrasound and play audio of the fetal heartbeat.
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" Frazier, who was not involved with the research, added that even if depth of ultrasound somehow increased the risk of autism, it would probably be "a small increase in risk and autism would not be due specifically to ultrasound in most cases.
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It provides more clinical information than a handheld ultrasound scanner, allowing for more accurate diagnoses.
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Before doing anything, the on duty resident performed an ultrasound to check on the baby.
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An ultrasound at a local medical center revealed she had miscarried, the baby's heartbeat undetectable.
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She'll be released to her own OB/GYN and will continue with ultrasound check-ins.
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The 103-week ultrasound is a big milestone that many intended parents attend in person.
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They use ultrasound waves both for power and to retrieve data from the nervous system.
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"Hello I'm a bebe boy kinda," the 32-year-old captioned the sweet ultrasound photo.
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A doctor's visit, an X-ray, or an ultrasound will set you back around $25.
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When Williams further insisted on treatment, a doctor instead performed an ultrasound of her legs.
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The question of whether men would actually be willing to receive regular ultrasound treatments remains.
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She saw what looked like a wedding band in an ultrasound image of the baby.
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Some of these interpret the brain's electrical signals; others experiment with light, magnetism and ultrasound.
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Between the couple lay a white onesie reading "GENTLEMAN" and a photograph of Hannah's ultrasound.
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On the bottom, the drone uses both a sight camera and ultrasound to maintain stability.
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LVEF is an important measure of heart health and is usually assessed using an ultrasound.
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I thought of something Velasquez had told me as she showed me the ultrasound machine.
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"Chip swears he can already tell it's a boy," she captioned a Wednesday ultrasound video.
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In the clip, mom Kris Jenner joined her daughter in front of the ultrasound monitor.
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Baby Boo's ultrasound service is strictly for bonding purposes; technicians there cannot make medical diagnoses.
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Move over ultrasound pictures — Unicorn Frappuccinos are the new way to tell people you're pregnant.
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After passing the ultrasound bill, the House approved two measures strongly opposed by labor groups.
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" Bourassa had previously shared a video from an ultrasound, writing, "Got to see heartbeat today.
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After that, they rushed me to a second mammogram, then an ultrasound, then a biopsy.
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An ultrasound inspection of the aluminium core found 1,537 small defects and cracks, they said.
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Focused ultrasound is valuable technology that should be more readily available to Americans when needed.
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Minnesota 2B Brian Dozier underwent an X-ray and ultrasound on his left ankle Saturday.
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Women were invited to participate after routine ultrasound examinations around week 73 of their pregnancies.
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When I saw the sac on the ultrasound screen, I whispered, There's nothing in there.
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But Serena insisted, and soon enough a doctor was performing an ultrasound of her legs.
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During a routine ultrasound in her 18th week, doctors noticed the fetus was severely underweight.
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Liposonix uses high-intensity focused ultrasound to deliver intense heat deep into the fat layer.
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Ultrasound. That's the idea being pursued by Angad Rekhi and Amin Arbabian at Stanford, anyway.
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That means an ultrasound antenna can easily catch enough waves to power a connected device.
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It's not everyday you find a chunky ultrasound machine from the 1980s in a dumpster.
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The hospital visits have a 24-hour waiting period after the mandatory ultrasound and counseling.
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"I never liked him," said Yumul, an ultrasound technician who now lives in Las Vegas.
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This was before ultrasound was commonly used, so a surgical abortion was often performed blindly.
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Medical monitoring for pregnancies must continue to be ensured, including the three necessary ultrasound scans.
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At 32 weeks, an ultrasound revealed the fetus was stillborn, and the doctors induced labor.
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I watched as under ultrasound guidance he inserted a double balloon catheter into the uterus.
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But, upon noting my sore lower abdomen, my general practitioner sent me for an ultrasound.
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Five years ago, Bridge to Health and Kihefo jointly pioneered another imaginative use for ultrasound.
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During an ultrasound exam at 13 weeks, they saw their son for the first time.
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I went in for an ultrasound at around seven weeks, and there was no heartbeat.
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Recent ultrasound scans have shown her ligament healing, but Halep was visibly sullen on Friday.
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They require that a pregnant woman seeking an abortion have an ultrasound of the fetus.
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Robotic vacuums gained commercial success in 20163, using ultrasound technology to navigate and path find.
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In these cases, the pregnancy does not form enough to be visible on an ultrasound.
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During the ultrasound exams, numerous fetal measurements were made, including head circumference and femur length.
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It was $175 for the first appointment [with the ultrasound], and Yellowhammer paid for that.
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"Today I'm getting an ultrasound on my joints to see what's going on," she said.
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I come in on the second day of my period to have a baseline ultrasound.
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During the same few decades, expectant mothers have undergone an increasing number of ultrasound exams.
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Still, any patient whose ultrasound exam is done by a qualified medical technician is safe.
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"I think there's viral, there's ultrasound," he told members of a Senate Foreign Relations subcommittee.
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The doctors in the emergency room did multiple tests including a CT scan and ultrasound.
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We're told the ultrasound photo shared by X's mother, Cleopatra Bernard, is definitely the girlfriend's.
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Her ultrasound put those questions to rest ... and, obviously, an actual baby does too. Congrats!
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An ultrasound confirmed my baby was fine, which of course I was grateful and relieved about.
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An ultrasound showing definitively that there is no baby in the uterus is often not enough.
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The team immediately began evacuating the reptiles, giving them oxygen and checking for heartbeats with ultrasound.
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But when the scanners develop further, I think this could be the ultrasound of the future.
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"Ultrasound is not influenced by breast density and may detect additional cancers," Lee said by email.
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In the current study, however, notification on its own didn't appear to boost ultrasound screening rates.
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Later, Cox will review each with an ultrasound machine to ensure the integrity of the structure.
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The discovery The Youngs found out Eva didn't have a brain at the 19-week ultrasound.
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Even more intriguing though, is the possibility of using ultrasound to remotely control genetically-engineered cells.
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While the fetuses listened, the researchers watched for mouth and tongue movements on an ultrasound machine.
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They announced the pregnancy earlier this month on Instagram, and on Friday shared purported ultrasound pics.
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During an ultrasound, doctors excitedly told her she would be the mother of a baby girl.
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An echocardiogram, an ultrasound of the heart in motion, showed that the organ was pumping normally.
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Bienstock eventually agreed to try an infusion but was not optimistic after looking at Jaime's ultrasound.
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At the end of December, Luyendyk Jr., shared a sweet photograph of Burnham getting an ultrasound.
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" At the next scan four weeks later, another ultrasound tech remarked, unprompted, "That's a big baby.
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Veterinarians performed an ultrasound on Friday morning, revealing a life-threatening blockage in his small intestine.
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In the years since 1973, genetic testing and ultrasound have become routine parts of prenatal care.
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The sensors "see" the hand and by using ultrasound technology, the driver can "feel" the controls.
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I did have the ultrasound a week sooner because you don't need the bypass for that.
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They can detect problems that often cannot be seen with an X-ray or ultrasound imaging.
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About half of fetuses with serious anomalies won't be detected until an ultrasound at 20 weeks.
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In the ultrasound, I could barely see his legs and his tiny feet looked already clubbed.
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The doctor confirms with an ultrasound that she's 6 weeks along, and Kate looks so happy.
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That's important because cameras are worse in the dark, and radar and ultrasound aren't as precise.
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Eventually, she returned to her doctor for an ultrasound, which confirmed she'd had a heart attack.
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Doctors didn't perform an ultrasound during the woman's pregnancy, which would have caught the extra babies.
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We're particularly excited for next week's episode about a rhino named Penny who needs an ultrasound.
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When her boyfriend could not make a long-standing ultrasound appointment, he insisted that she reschedule.
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An ultrasound or pelvic exam can confirm if a baby is indeed in a breech position.
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I went to the doctor and he did an early ultrasound and showed us three fetuses.
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The DNA testing came back normal, but the ultrasound showed a cyst on the baby's abdomen.
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And then back a third time for an ultrasound to confirm that the abortion had worked.
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That will require help with guidance from imaging systems such as ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging.
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An ultrasound examination by a primary care physician several weeks ago detected the fetus had abnormalities.
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"I went to the doctor, did the ultrasound and they found the heartbeat," Anderson told Portwood.
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An ultrasound cane is on display, and an autorefractor available for off-the-cuff eye examinations.
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Sailesh Chutani: Executive entrepreneur-in-residence at Amazon and former CEO of ultrasound imaging company Mobisante.
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The tests included an electrocardiogram, an ultrasound examination of his heart and a chest X-ray.
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In November, soon after "Mary Jane" closed, she had gone in for her twenty-week ultrasound.
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The treatment involves two steps: Patients are first fitted with a helmet that transmits ultrasound waves.
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Or tweeting ultrasound images, like the ones that most expectant parents hang on their refrigerator doors.
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As ultrasound, M.R.I. and CT scans were used more and more, the thyroid cancer rate soared.
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Tomorrow I have another ultrasound to see if the ligament is still broken or it's fixed.
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Every two to five days, I visited the clinic for a blood draw and vaginal ultrasound.
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While performing an ultrasound on April, Arizona thinks she finds something wrong with the baby's brain.
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A milder alternative, UltraShape relies on pulsed ultrasound to painlessly kill fat using far less heat.
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As far as constant low-level ultrasound goes, the notion really is that it does nothing.
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"Ultrasound cannot travel a long distance," said Jun Qin, an acoustic engineer at Southern Illinois University.
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The tech finished the follow-up ultrasound, and then the radiologist, after a wait, came in.
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Or anencephaly, which can sometimes be seen on a 12-week ultrasound, but almost never before.
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The ultrasound showed probable appendicitis, and the surgeon agreed after hearing his story and examining him.
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But when we searched for "pregnancy ultrasound New York," there were no disclosures on the ads.
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He ordered an ultrasound of the artery, which showed an obstruction creating the turbulent blood flow.
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I'm able to get a referral authorization for one visit with a specialist and one ultrasound.
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Many times the woman may not have symptoms, and this may be found on an ultrasound.
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Like many states, Louisiana requires a 24-hour waiting period between the ultrasound and the procedure.
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I have to go back for another ultrasound in three weeks and do more blood tests.
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The person doing my ultrasound actually taught me how to do the procedure four years ago.
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"The hospital on Amsterdam Island is well equipped with X-ray and ultrasound equipment." it added.
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She did not get an ultrasound before the first delivery, so it was missed, Poddar said.
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Persuasive theories aside, other scientists say pregnant women should not fear a medically necessary ultrasound exam.
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Federal appeals courts are divided over whether "display and describe" ultrasound laws like Kentucky's are constitutional.
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The heartbreaking part was that we saw our daughter [on the ultrasound] just a week before.
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He explained that, according to the ultrasound, it looked as if I had a misshapen uterus.
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Hughson and the technician will walk Peake through how to do the ultrasound, step by step.
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But then a fan account, Xanarchy Tea, posted screenshots of the ultrasound scan shown in the YouTube video the couple shared, alongside the photos that appear when you Google "week 9 ultrasound," claiming that the images "line up perfectly" when placed on top of each other.
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Other state cases The Court is also being asked by the ACLU to take up a Kentucky law that requires a doctor, while performing an ultrasound before an abortion, to describe the procedure, display the ultrasound image and make the fetal heart tones audible to a patient.
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"I thought that it wouldn't be that hard [to make an AR ultrasound], that there wouldn't be much coding involved," said Skobov, who converted the video signal from the ultrasound machine in Unity Engine, before projecting that image in augmented reality from the physical machine's prode.
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Ultrasound is generally the first choice for abdominal scans, he said, because it costs less than an M.R.I. An M.R.I. can cost anywhere from under $400 to more than $6,000 depending on the facility and body parts being scanned, while an ultrasound typically costs well under $1,000.
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Amelia finally has an ultrasound — she was understandably hesitant to have one after what she found out when she was pregnant with Christopher and all the heartbreak that followed with it — but during her ultrasound, she finds out she's four weeks farther along than she thought.
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"Depth of penetration has to do with the distance between the ultrasound transducer (probe) on the skin and the point at what you're looking at on the ultrasound," said Dr. Jodi Abbott, a co-author of the new study and a physician with Boston Medical Center.
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The depth -- as indicated on the image and as read by the authors for the study -- is the farthest down the ultrasound beam reaches, explained Dr. Jacques S. Abramowicz, who is chair of the safety committee of the World Federation of Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology.
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"They did an ultrasound soon after the accident and the baby's heartbeat was still there," she said.
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Most expectant mothers have ultrasound exams at about 43 weeks, however, so the condition can be missed.
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But, so did Wi-Fi, black box flight recorders, cochlear implants, ultrasound technology and even atom splitting.
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Just a few weeks ago, Briana updated her Instagram with an ultrasound picture of her newest child.
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One requires a doctor to perform an ultrasound and show it to the mother before the procedure.
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During a routine ultrasound, we found a tumor on my ovary that turned out to be cancerous.
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But if you send ultrasound waves waves through the colon, you could shorten that process to minutes.
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On Wednesday, she shared a 3D image of her growing "miracle" baby from an ultrasound on Instagram.
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Researchers found evidence of very high frequency noise in all the locations associated with "ultrasound sickness" symptoms.
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That's where ultrasound, the technology doctors uses to look at babies in the womb, makes a difference.
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Rapper Lil Xan and his pregnant girlfriend Annie Smith are being accused of sharing fake ultrasound photos.
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Thus the appearance of limb withdrawal on ultrasound represents a reflex rather than a response to pain.
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University of Michigan researchers have pointed to unintended interference of ultrasound listening devices as a possible explanation.
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He was there for every single doctor's appointment, every ultrasound, every scare, we were 90 percent together.
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The condition may not be detectable by ultrasound until the third trimester, which begins at 28 weeks.
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Their tech that day in May 2013 was the same guy they'd had for the first ultrasound.
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Sarah Mitchell had never had a prenatal ultrasound and did not know that she was carrying twins.
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Many have medical licenses and provide comprehensive care, while others have ultrasound machines and STI testing equipment.
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Kenya Moore is shutting down any haters who doubt she's preggo at 49 by sharing the ultrasound.
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GinecaFem mentioned that, if there are signs of pregnancy in the ultrasound, the urine test is sufficient.
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" They noted that Planned Parenthood "could mitigate the burden" by "simply purchasing additional, less expensive ultrasound machines.
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On Wednesday, Luyendyk Jr., 37, shared a sweet photograph of his fiancée Lauren Burnham getting an ultrasound.
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"Today I had an ultrasound and I heard my baby's heartbeat for the first time," she wrote.
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M-SCAN: Develops portable mobile ultrasound devices (Ultrasonic probes) that are laptop, tablet and mobile phone compatible.
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At her first ultrasound, doctors couldn't see the baby's skeleton and worried Moore had a false pregnancy.
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Doctors can use an ultrasound machine to literally see that the lining of the uterus is thicker.
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Sensors that emit ultrasound waves to detect objects can be clipped to clothing or woven into vests.
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One alternative is ultrasound, which works by sending sound waves and analyzing the echoes that come back.
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The ultrasound technician slid the transducer over my growing belly, when our doctor told him calmly, 'Stop.
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On Thursday, Rossi, 41, shared a video from a recent doctor's appointment of her getting an ultrasound.
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The sensors were powered up every 100 microseconds with ultrasound pulses, which gave researchers real-time results.
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All we have is this ultrasound and the one before, which doesn't really give us any answers.
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They also get an EKG to look for heart rhythm abnormalities, as well as a cardiac ultrasound.
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" These bills ban abortions as early as six weeks, when an ultrasound can detect a fetal "heartbeat.
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"This is happening … Baby lady 2016," Pill captioned a photo of herself taken shortly after an ultrasound.
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I had been in to my doctor's office for a perfect, normal ultrasound just the day before.
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I had blood work and an ultrasound and will be waiting for the results over the weekend.
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"The doctor encouraged me to do morphological ultrasound and told me that I am okay," she said.
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That screening includes brain imaging with an ultrasound or a CT scan, as recommended by the CDC.
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The two received an ultrasound on Thursday and celebrated by going to get a sex-reveal cake.
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Providers may want to consider an additional ultrasound beyond the routine second trimester ultra, the agency said.
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I went back for the second ultrasound, and eventually, everything was fine in terms of my health.
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The state Senate also passed an ultrasound abortion bill that was approved by the House on Thursday.
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If this ultrasound is any indication, the couple's new child will have a personality and a half.
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But she has also had an ultrasound, and I have no clue how she paid for it.
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" A royal source told PEOPLE that Meghan has had her 12-week ultrasound and is "feeling well.
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But Dr. Saphier is quick to add, although the ultrasound gives cause for concern, it's not conclusive.
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The researchers analyzed their responses, conducted physical examinations and processed ultrasound images of their hands and wrists.
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" A royal source tells PEOPLE that Meghan has had her 12-week ultrasound and is "feeling well.
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But he said ultrasound devices can be challenging to use, especially if they're placed at a distance.
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The woman went into the examining room and, a few minutes later, emerged clutching an ultrasound image.
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Perhaps most importantly, focused ultrasound gets patients back to their lives and back to work more quickly.
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Her mother is an ultrasound technician at Kaiser Permanente South Bay Medical Center in Harbor City, Calif.
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Focused ultrasound is analogous to using a magnifying glass and focused beams of light on a point.
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Nine women were unable to undergo abortions because of the stricter ultrasound regulation, according to the ruling.
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Following my doctor's orders, I had an additional ultrasound to check on the growth of my baby.
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That email was like I'd received an ultrasound of my first child and you were the father.
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Six months after treatment, ultrasound measurements found an average 249 percent reduction of the targeted fat layer.
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Unfortunately, anecdotes like this make up most of what scientists know about the health effects of ultrasound.
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She snipped excess thread from sutures and learned how to identify a patient's veins on an ultrasound.
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Before modern diagnostic ultrasound, abortion was permissible beyond the first trimester — up to four or five months.
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A little background on what an echocardiogram does: Think of it like an ultrasound for your heart.
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The groom's mother is an ultrasound technician at the Valley Medical Center, a hospital in Renton, Wash.
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Twelve weeks into the pregnancy, an ultrasound revealed two unusually thick necks, a marker for Down syndrome.
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It's hard to celebrate the milestones —heartbeat, second trimester, 20-week ultrasound —when you've experienced a loss.
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His wife recounts how she burst into tears at the 12-week ultrasound of her unborn baby.
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And while nothing appears to be wrong with the baby, an ultrasound reveals quite the surprise twist.
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Sound waves can be bounced off the genetically engineered bacteria and sent back using common ultrasound technology.
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"I'm thinking the worst," Jordan, the ultrasound technician, tells me when I ask what patients would do.
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Nicole Jordan, an ultrasound technician at the clinic, tells me she's driven several patients to hotels herself.
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We probe her heart and lungs with the ultrasound, trying to find something we can reverse. Nothing.
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McClellan was in the House of Delegates when the ultrasound and waiting period requirement passed in 2012.
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Five minutes later, I'm legs up in the stirrups in our ultrasound room having my IUD removed.
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Clarification: A previous version of this article inaccurately characterized the safeguards built into the newest ultrasound technology.
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Six months after treatment, ultrasound measurements found an average 203 percent reduction of the targeted fat layer.
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Uber is also testing ultrasound technology that could let the two parties' smartphones automatically verify the ride.
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As we finished our lunches and each ordered pie à la mode, the conversation segued into the usefulness of living close to downtown, the good fortune of living near a hospital, Ellen's recent visit to the hospital for a pelvic ultrasound, and, finally, the recent ultrasound of my liver.
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On Tuesday, May 16, I went to the hospital in Doylestown, PA for my 20-week anatomy ultrasound.
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The whole project took about a week to complete, with the ultrasound scanning process taking around an hour.
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A team at Massachusetts Institute of Technology has unveiled their own solution—an ultrasound-controlled, soft robotic fish.
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Then they did an ultrasound and I could see his head and his spine and nothing was moving.
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Some states also require that these higher-risk women be advised to get screened with ultrasound or MRI.
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"Finally got our 10 week ultrasound video downloaded!!" the duo captioned the post, which also included sonogram photos.
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"They did an ultrasound soon after the accident and the baby's heartbeat was still there," Castillo tells PEOPLE.
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Instead of injecting manufactured microbubbles, Suono Bio uses ultrasound to make them in the wilds of the gut.
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"I never missed an appointment with the baby doctor and I got to see every ultrasound," Gilbert says.
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"Happy Election Eve!" the mother-to-be, who is married to chef Chris Fischer, captioned her ultrasound footage.
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Her doctor was also required to display the image, narrate the ultrasound, and make the fetal heartbeat audible.
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Scientists have healed severe bone fractures in pigs by blasting tiny bubbles with ultrasound in the animals' bones.
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"I had to call in sick from work, have an ultrasound, and follow all these rules," Blakely said.
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The MRI revealed a swollen lymph node next to the cancer, so I had to get an ultrasound.
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It requires women to receive state-directed counseling, undergo a 24-hour waiting period, and have an ultrasound.
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A new video from Brazil shows the boy looking at his mother's latest ultrasound, which — surprise — shows twins.
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Justin and Kat Stahl were excited to get a peek at their baby during Kat's 73-week ultrasound.
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MRI and ultrasound tests then found cysts throughout his cerebral cortex, brain stem, cerebellum, eye and right testicle.
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And then, among other things, there's the ultrasound — one Dr. Spurrell is required to describe in most circumstances.
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In general, the intended parents make it to the major ultrasound appointments, but not necessarily every single checkup.
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"We talked about all of my symptoms and he did an ultrasound and blood work," she tells Refinery29.
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At GinecaFem and Promédica Mujer, I was told that the consultation included an examination with a pelvic ultrasound.
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The company currently has a Touch development kit available for developers looking to build on their ultrasound platform.
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An amazing ultrasound shows Pennsylvania twins Isabella and Callie sharing a sweet kiss while still in the womb.
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The ultrasound technician was pretty blasé about it and said I didn't need to worry, so I didn't.
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So imagine her surprise when she ended up in emergency surgery, with a doctor ordering up an ultrasound.
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Pregnant women without symptoms should be given an ultrasound to check their fetus for microcephaly, the CDC says.
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Ultrasound devices, which operate above the range of human hearing, exist and could damage the ears, Heys said.
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They then observed the fetuses' reactions using 4D ultrasound as the images moved across their field of vision.
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Advancements in ultrasound technology and the realization that light could project through uterine walls made the work possible.
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She says she decided she could no longer work there after seeing an ultrasound during an abortion procedure.
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Sense ID uses ultrasound to capture a much more accurate picture of your fingertip – even when it's wet.
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The team is also developing a cost-effective ultrasound tool to help physicians treat patients in the field.
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Recent purchases include CT scanner and ultrasound equipment maker Toshiba Medical Systems and Swedish video surveillance firm AXIS.
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He was diagnosed with critical aortic stenosis at his mother's 18-week ultrasound, before he was even born.
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So, I had scheduled a second ultrasound and cried only when I was alone back in my car.
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Joanna posted video of the ultrasound Wednesday after the couple announced they'd soon be welcoming their fifth kid.
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At the hospital, he was told he needed an ultrasound that was at another facility, 25 minutes away.
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The AFI denied this in court, claiming Chand had an ultrasound because she had complained of abdominal pains.
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At a certain point, they brought in a second ultrasound technician, and that's when I got really nervous.
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At one point I had an ultrasound and the technician said one of my ovaries looked shriveled. Huh.
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Follow-up tests, like an ultrasound exam of the arteries to the brain, may be done as well.
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Although Aubrey appeared to be healthy and growing well, the ultrasound revealed cysts on one of Delly's kidneys.
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That afternoon, a twenty-year-old woman and her eighteen-year-old boyfriend arrived for their first ultrasound.
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For these and several other reasons, the Parkinson's Foundation cautions patients about viewing focused ultrasound as a cure.
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The primary purpose is to investigate and develop noninvasive treatment options for the brain using focused ultrasound technology.
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A University of Michigan study examined whether ultrasound could be the potential cause of the incidents in Cuba.
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"I talked to them, and I was able to take her to get a free ultrasound," Durning said.
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A third measure would require anyone seeking an abortion to get an ultrasound before the procedure takes place.
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The ultrasound bill was overturned by a federal judge and, as Bevin promised, that decision is being appealed.
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By the time she takes me to the ultrasound, she can't even make eye contact with me anymore.
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Anxious, she emailed her clinic, begging them to give her an ultrasound to make sure she was okay.
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Not only that, but as you might guess from its use in imaging, ultrasound goes right through us.
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I then had to attend another clinic where I could receive ultrasound during the insertion of the IUD.
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According to preliminary tests, the noninvasive blood screening would offer a cheaper and comparably accurate option to ultrasound.
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At some point after that, I saw a specialist and had an ultrasound, which didn't show anything alarming.
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High-resolution ultrasound may even become a simpler and less expensive alternative to an M.R.I., Dr. Klotz said.
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At frequencies higher than 20,000 hertz, beyond human hearing, ultrasound can damage tissue if produced with enough power.
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Decades ago, researchers created intensely powerful ultrasound beams in laboratories that can kill a mouse at close range.
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Less powerful ultrasound beams don't cause injuries and have a variety of medical uses, including commonplace medical scans.
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We expected to have this ultrasound done and be told there was no more fluid in his lungs.
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The blood tests were all completely normal, and the ultrasound showed nothing but early signs of varicose veins.
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Because I was paying out of pocket, she didn't perform an ultrasound, saying it would save me money.
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The A.C.L.U. is also challenging the ultrasound measure, on the grounds that it violates doctors' First Amendment rights.
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Most people said they support requiring doctors to show and describe ultrasound images to women seeking an abortion.
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A medical-imaging subsidiary of Samsung announced this year that its new ultrasound devices could detect breast cancer.
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After an inconclusive ultrasound, she finally received the CT scan, which indeed revealed blood clots in her lungs.
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In January, Bukele announced that that the pair would soon be parents, tweeting a photo of an ultrasound.
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Of course, I undertake regular blood tests, liver and heart checks by ultrasound, thyroid tests, and so on.
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But before the egg retrieval, they did an ultrasound and only saw two eggs — some people have tons.
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I looked at the ultrasound, which I wanted to do because I wanted to face it head on.
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The room is fairly small, and it's the doctor, ultrasound tech nurse, the embryologist, my husband, and me.
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We both try to pay attention to the ultrasound screen, but have no idea what we're looking at.
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Another woman, concerned about her symptoms, pushed doctors after a mammogram and ultrasound found no cause for alarm.
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While in the waiting room for my baseline ultrasound, I ran into a coworker who is a neonatologist.
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Here is the kind of man Jason is: He showed up at our first pregnancy ultrasound with flowers.
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Some past research has suggested but not proved that autism may be associated with frequent prenatal ultrasound exams.
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Finally, the authors claim that ultrasound technology is "minimally regulated," a claim to which others also take exception.
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Dina went to the consultation anyway, understanding that she'd have to pay for the lab work and ultrasound.
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They study whether CT, MRI, and ultrasound scans can be as effective as more invasive procedures, Bell says.
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My son put the ultrasound pictures in a photo album with pictures of his beloved dead guinea pigs.
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Women must also receive ultrasounds of their fetuses, and the provider must offer to show them the ultrasound image.
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Right over the top of Schumer's newest ultrasound, which she snapped a digital image of from the exam room.
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She was immediately given an ultrasound and was sold the results would come back right after she gave birth.
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If a rough, black-and-white, 2D image can do this, then what emotions could a VR ultrasound unlock?
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At an ultrasound during the 13th week, the doctor became concerned when Wyatt's long bones appeared smaller than normal.
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"Proud to announce a new baby Baltierra @tylerbaltierramtv," she captioned an ultrasound photo that featured a cutout cartoon baby.
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"During my routine ultrasound, my technician began hinting that there may be more than one baby brewing," she recalls.
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Some are minimally invasive "ultrasound guided" operations in which surgeons make small incisions and use instruments inside the womb.
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Leighton is calling for stricter measures to protect people from airborne ultrasound, as he believes current guidelines are "inadequate".
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A third mandates that an individual seeking an abortion obtain an ultrasound at least 18 hours before the procedure.
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A mammogram was negative because of the location of the lump, but an ultrasound was able to catch it.
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We went to the doctor two weeks after that transfer, and the ultrasound revealed one embryo was doing well.
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Cardiac catherization and cardiac ultrasound images will be viewed in the Sectra PACS and archived in the Sectra VNA.
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Parrot says the ultrasound sensor should be able to pick up objects that are up to 50 feet away.
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"She couldn't see the embryo, but she could see the pregnancy sac," the actress said of the ultrasound technician.
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Both a ship doctor and her personal doctor both recommended an ultrasound to determine the extent of the rupture.
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The test, if it does turn out to work in clinical trials, would be cheaper than ultrasound, said Quake.
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Then an ultrasound suggested her baby would weigh 24 pounds, and her doctors insisted she schedule a cesarean section.
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Currently, there are four primary technology categories for delivering wireless power: magnetic resonance, laser, ultrasound/ultrawave and radio frequency.
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On the other hand, ultrasound (or ultrawave) wireless has the advantage of being considerably safer for people and objects.
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By noon, I'm exhausted, so I lay down for 45 minutes before we have to go to our ultrasound.
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A year later I had an ultrasound, a cholecystectomy, and a colonoscopy that bumped my total to around $5,000.
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Karen says her doctors were cautiously optimistic, and after the baby's birth, an ultrasound showed she was perfectly healthy.
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An ultrasound showed that their twin fetuses were developing normally, she said, and the couple turned down the procedure.
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When they did the ultrasound and they did find the small testicular primary [cancer], it was such a relief.
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To complicate recovery even more, the doctors discovered that one of the bears was pregnant during a routine ultrasound.
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The other law requires women to undergo an ultrasound examination at least 18 hours before they undergo an abortion.
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They do a full ultrasound every visit, and he very much enjoyed getting a glimpse of our baby girl.
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Rossi's remarks come about two weeks after she shared a sweet video of her daughter of the way's ultrasound.
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"For the various operating design domains, there's no clear winning mix of cameras, radar, lidar and ultrasound," Adler said.
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Nineteen weeks into Thistlethwaite's pregnancy, an ultrasound confirmed that her twins were "monoamniotic," meaning they shared an amniotic sac.
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The two were celebrating the 28-week ultrasound when they were interrupted by Damon, who had some surprising news.
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Zach gave a sealed envelope from the ultrasound to a close friend ahead of learning about the baby's sex.
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The fetus visible on the ultrasound appears to claw at the uterus, "fighting for its life" in Johnson's words.
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A "tumorous mass" was detected by ultrasound scan in her left breast during a July physical, according to reports.
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One baby may be getting more nutrients than the other, and therefore appear bigger (or older) in an ultrasound.
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For example, many ultrasound rooms do not include space for fathers to see their child for the first time.
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When going through ultrasound photos after a doctor's appointment recently Makelle Ahlin and her husband Jared noticed something strange.
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The law does not include an exception for doctors who believe an ultrasound would cause trauma to the patient.
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The first Mi Mix dazzled with its forward-facing bezel-less display, ultrasound speaker tech, and sleek ceramic body.
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In rare cases when ultrasound or a blood test shows the medical abortion didn't succeed, women require surgical abortions.
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Dr. Huang lets her know that she is going to have an ultrasound, which is a surprise to Khloé.
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If she makes it to 20 weeks, offer to show her an ultrasound photo of the baby inside her.
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Founded in 503, LISNR uses inaudible ultrasound technology to transfer authentication and payment data through sound waves between devices.
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These may use ultrasound, radar or lidar (a system like radar but which substitutes laser light for radio waves).
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We're going to have music, but we're also going to do a live ultrasound of a third-trimester baby.
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Also, ultrasound would have likely been reflected by the walls of a structure if placed outside, according to Qin.
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One of the three central characters, Maggie (Danielle Slavick), actually sells medical equipment — portable ultrasound machines — for a living.
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During their first ultrasound, they found that their baby had a full body edema: fluid surrounding the entire fetus.
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He is known internationally for his work in high-risk pregnancy, ultrasound, global health and safety in women's healthcare.
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Nine other states require abortion providers to offer a woman the option of an ultrasound before terminating a pregnancy.
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Step 3: Call the hospital to get an itemized billing for the date of service which included the ultrasound.
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Poteat examines three possible types of weapons: infrasound, sounds below 20 Hz; ultrasound, those above 20,000 Hz; or microwave.
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A new understanding of the Zika virus has emerged as ultrasound pictures show how the disease attacks babies' brains.
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He also fought the Republican effort to require women to get an invasive ultrasound procedure before receiving an abortion.
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"In my 22 years as an ultrasound physician, I have never seen microcephaly like this," Dr. Parra-Saavedra said.
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The first Instagram post featured a generic ultrasound, prompting his 107 million followers to go into an expected frenzy.
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At least 25 states have some type of ultrasound requirement in place, according to the non-partisan Guttmacher Institute.
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Ultrasound of fetus (Image: Kirsty Dunn & Vincent Reid)We don't remember what it was like to be a fetus.
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Her doctor thought it had fallen out since it didn't show up on her initial ultrasound, but it hadn't.
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People seeking abortions must undergo an ultrasound, and wait 24 hours between their initial appointment and receiving the procedure.
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There are many communities, both urban and rural, where it's difficult to get the ultrasound required for a prescription.
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On one side is what's called a piezoelectric crystal, something that transforms force — in this case, ultrasound — into electricity.
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Instead, doctors would use a needle guided by ultrasound to inject a polymer called Echo-V into the vas.
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Even when players pass the ECG, they then receive an echocardiogram, a test involving an ultrasound of the heart.
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Vica's now 35, still an ultrasound tech, and Sergey is clonking ineffectually around the margins of the finance world.
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"I did get an ultrasound, and they asked me if I wanted to see it or not," she said.
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Because of complications, we had an emergency ultrasound at 16 weeks and received a fatal diagnosis for the fetus.
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Dr. Marik contended that Ms. Frustaci had been negligent in failing to obtain the ultrasound treatments he had recommended.
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Low-frequency infrasound, high-frequency ultrasound and microwaves have all been shown to damage the brain, the researchers noted.
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When the ultrasound revealed nothing, she underwent a CT scan, which showed several small blood clots in her lungs.
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Each morning, I went in for an ultrasound and hormone-monitoring blood work, during which I always looked away.
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"If you watch an ultrasound, certainly there is movement, but it's not kicking its legs or recoiling," said Villavicencio.
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It brought oxygen to the tissue and contained chemicals that allowed the scientists to track its flow with ultrasound.
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When we sat down, she looked me directly in the eye and said that the ultrasound results were worrying.
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An ultrasound showed that her heart had weakened to less than half of the strength of its normal function.
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Two weeks later, her emotional state had returned to normal, and so too, an ultrasound confirmed, had her heart.
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Yeager was overdue to give birth to her firstborn when a routine ultrasound morphed into a scene of terror.
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They did an ultrasound, then pulled us into this little room and told us, 'It's not an amniotic band.
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"The second clinic I called was able to get me in for an ultrasound the next day," Nick said.
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Two months into a six-month mission, an ultrasound of one of the astronaut's veins revealed a blood clot.
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The company also bundles the process into one cost rather than billing for each individual doctor's visit and ultrasound.
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Researchers randomly assigned 1,939 melanoma patients with lymph node metastases to lymph node removal or continued observation using ultrasound.
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There&aposs the emotional pregnancy announcement, the gushing over the ultrasound photo, and the spectacle of a gender reveal.
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But the 14-week ultrasound showed they were different genders -- making it impossible for them to be monozygotic twins.
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Ultrasound technology gives the technician some leeway in adjusting the frequency to get a better image of the fetus.
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Sonographers use medical imaging devices such as ultrasound transducers to help diagnose medical conditions, assist physicians and aid surgeons.
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The bill requires a woman to wait at least 72 hours after a state-mandated ultrasound for the procedure.
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When you need more than two ultrasounds during pregnancySome patients may have their first ultrasound prior to 11 weeks.
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All underwent physical exams and three-dimensional ultrasound, an imaging system that evaluates blood flow through the blood vessels.
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SB: 220: Requires physicians to provide patients the option of undergoing an ultrasound within 212 hours of performing abortion.
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While testing out Bionic Sheep 1, Dory discovered that the weakest component of the device was the ultrasound emitter.
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Indiana already required women to get an ultrasound before an abortion and have the "opportunity" to view the images.
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"There are very few issues that you would not be able to detect with an ultrasound," Narula told me.
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Even if you&aposve chosen to announce earlier, this is a good time to remind everyone because the 12-week ultrasound is when your fetus starts to "look like a baby and is the ideal photographic time when you can fit the whole fetus in a single image on ultrasound," says Wallenstein.
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"Now that I think about it, it did take a long time," Almiron, now 24, told People about the ultrasound.
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That initial doctor's visit led to an ultrasound and then a recommendation to make an appointment with a breast surgeon.
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"Now that I think about it, it did take a long time," Almiron, now 24, tells PEOPLE of the ultrasound.
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This video is from the last ultrasound and thanks to our new machine, we can actually hear the baby's heartbeat!
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In an exclusive sneak peek, a newly pregnant Haley heard two heartbeats for the first time during an ultrasound appointment.
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Your doctor will also want to do blood work and order other tests, like a CT scan or abdominal ultrasound.
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Ant also joined in on the excitement, sharing a video of his wife's 21-week ultrasound to Instagram last week.
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After many tests and a very telling ultrasound, we found out that he had a blood clot in his chest.
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She had no idea that a transvaginal ultrasound existed, let alone that it involved sticking a wand up her vagina.
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Immediately after the injection, they applied ultrasound, which stimulated the BMPs to enter into the stem cells and activate them.
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No credible explanation has emerged for the injuries, with theories ranging from ultrasound to poison to infection to mass hysteria.
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That device uses ultrasound for proximity sensing, repositions the selfie camera, and has a piezoelectric speaker built into the screen.
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At the last visit, I even saw the baby moving around on the screen (a dancer, the ultrasound tech joked).
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We'd scheduled a second ultrasound after the first one didn't look promising, just in case there were any positive changes.
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When they did the second ultrasound, they found that the baby had no heartbeat and had died in the womb.
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The ultrasound technician was upbeat and cheerful, and we made small talk as she squirted the gel on my belly.
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The long road it took to get here was worth every shot, ultrasound, blood test, surgery and especially every push!
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Suspecting liver cancer, the veterinarians worked with MedVet to perform an abdominal ultrasound, which revealed multiple masses in his liver.
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In the end, Bieber clarified the pregnancy post with a doctored ultrasound photo that included the head of a puppy.
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She also shared a photo of her most recent ultrasound, revealing her baby boy covering his eyes with his hand.
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" Ten days later, a second ultrasound confirmed that the couple was entering a chapter which Kristen called "wait to lose.
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It's also providing financial assistance to El Salvador's government for fumigation and plans to purchase a portable prenatal ultrasound machine.
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"Today we had our third ultrasound, and we're really starting to see what Baby Roloff looks like," says Zach, 27.
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In August, both Carlos and Alexa shared an ultrasound photo of their baby boy, announcing both his sex and name.
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For a baby shower one person wanted an illustration of their ultrasound, and I had to make it look real.
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But if it is correct, the incidence of sudden death is high enough to justify EKG or even ultrasound screening.
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But you have all these little sensors, lidar, radar, ultrasound, and each one brings its own view of the world.
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The first time I ever experienced ultrasound during a facial was around six months ago, on aesthetician Mashell Tabe's table.
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During that 2008 expedition and another a year later, Anandakrishnan's team performed the geologic equivalent of an ultrasound on Thwaites.
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MRI scans on the livers of a group of Larons, including Mercy, found no problems, and nor did ultrasound examinations.
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When she was about 14 weeks pregnant, she took an ultrasound and discovered that she was going to have triplets.
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Also, that she still hasn't been to a doctor for an ultrasound this far along in her pregnancy is worrisome.
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Instead, the phone uses a piezoelectric speaker and ultrasound tech to respectively pump out sound and check for your ear.
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The research involved 3,191 patients, all 58 to 74 years old, who had ultrasound scans on their necks in 2002.
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News, shows Montag getting emotional at her first ultrasound when she is finally able to see her baby on screen.
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When she was 20 weeks along, she received an ultrasound that showed the fetus had severe loss of brain tissue.
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Before and after: a 3D printout made using ultrasound data (left) bears a striking resemblance to the baby post-birth.
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An ultrasound in the 32nd week of pregnancy showed the fetus had died, and the doctors induced labor shortly after.
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The mom of three says that although she has nothing against mammograms, it was an ultrasound that saved her life.
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However, Courtney became pregnant and was shocked to find out during a May ultrasound that she was carrying six fetuses.
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The SAI then subjected Chand to more procedures, including blood tests, another ultrasound, clinical gynecological tests, and an MRI exam.
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Or you can do an ultrasound, and if the sac in the uterus is gone, then the abortion is complete.
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Twenty weeks into her pregnancy, Adams had an anatomy scan, a key ultrasound in which the fetuses' development is measured.
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It is why companies like General Electric and Siemens developed their portable EKG and ultrasound devices in India, for instance.
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Still, questions remain about how effective a focused ultrasound treatment can be for treating currently incurable conditions like Parkinson's disease.
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During follow-up treatment, cardiovascular ultrasound can determine if new symptoms have developed that are potentially due to cardiac disease.
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For one of the abortions, doctors found "brain abnormalities" in the fetus in an ultrasound and MRI, the CDC said.
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Similar ultrasound bills have been introduced before in Kentucky, but never managed to make it out of committee until Wednesday.
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She was 19 weeks pregnant and waiting for her ultrasound images at Whitehorse General Hospital, but it was taking forever.
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Forty-two of the infected women agreed to have a series of ultrasound scans, as did all 16 uninfected women.
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This time, the doctor took it more seriously, and Miller was sent to a diagnostic imaging center for an ultrasound.
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I finally had to have an appointment at a different clinic to check the placement of the IUD via ultrasound.
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In that study, 29% of pregnant women who tested positive for Zika had fetuses with abnormalities already apparent via ultrasound.
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The umbilical cord is probably the baby's first toy, as they are sometimes caught on ultrasound playing around with it.
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And while ultrasound can cause many of the symptoms reported, there's no evidence that it can cause mild brain injury.
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On their websites, they urge women to come in for a pregnancy test, an ultrasound, or counseling about their options.
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Others require an ultrasound, an added expense, although doctors say it is not always necessary in cases of early abortion.
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Correction: An earlier version of this article misstated the source of funds of the ultrasound donated in Mike Pence's name.
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Inside sits an ultrasound machine in a small, narrow room that has the air of a back alley medical facility.
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"I've been thinking about what the ultrasound showed a little more, and I'm not convinced this is appendicitis," he said.
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All participants had to be healthy adults, ages 18 to 60, with ultrasound scans proving their gallbladders were stone-free.
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The cardiologist did an echocardiogram — an ultrasound of the heart — and told her it appeared to be working just fine.
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I was five months pregnant when an ultrasound revealed two babies like bright orbs of hope on the dark screen.
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With an ultrasound to guide them, veterinarians used a probe to harvest three eggs from Najin and six from Fatu.
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The nurse assumed she was confused, and a doctor soon arrived only to perform an ultrasound of her lower body.
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Meanwhile, imaging with ultrasound, M.R.I.'s and C.T. scans find more and more of these tiny "cancers," especially thyroid nodules.
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Around the same time, however, access to ultrasound technology allowed more people to know the sex of their unborn child.
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"Consider a medical device manufacturer that wants to do real time analysis of ultrasound images using image recognition," he says.
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As we exit the OR, the tech hands me an ultrasound picture of the embryo at the time of insertion.
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I strong-armed a colleague into doing blood work, an ultrasound, and a semen analysis after seven months of trying.
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The images from an ultrasound are so compellingly human that most women considering abortion who see these images choose life.
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But six of those eight athletes had passed the one-time heart screening, which used both electrocardiograms (ECGs) and ultrasound.
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And an ultrasound in central Ohio can be as high as $1,205 while the max cost in NYC is $2,315.
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Ultrasound machines are used in routine maternal care, and it is very hard to detect acts that take place secretively.
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Removes provisions allowing a pregnant woman to decline to view the fetal ultrasound imaging and hear the fetal heart tone.
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It only required a glance at the ultrasound for the doctor to know that he was looking at identical twins.
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The ISS will eventually have a robotic ultrasound machine, Hughson said, so this type of remote examination won't be necessary.
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Microcephaly and calcification of the skull can be detected by ultrasound, usually toward the end of the second trimester of pregnancy.
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