Ultrasonography converts sound waves into electrical signals to generate images of organs, which can be displayed on a monitor or printed on film for medical analysis.
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Ultrasonography converts sound waves into electrical signals to generate images of organs, which can be displayed on a monitor or printed on film for medical analysis.
Ultrasonography assists in medical imaging by using high-frequency sound waves to create real-time images of internal organs and tissues. This non-invasive technique helps diagnose and monitor conditions, guide procedures, and assess organ function without exposure to ionizing radiation.