Ultratovush
Ultratovush is a term used in Uzbek and some Turkic languages to refer to ultrasound, a form of sound waves with frequencies above the upper limit of human hearing. In medical and industrial contexts, ultratovush encompasses techniques that use high-frequency sound waves to create images or deliver energy.
The principle of ultratovush relies on the emission of sound pulses from a transducer, which then receives
Equipment and procedures involve a transducer, a coupling gel to eliminate air gaps, and an ultrasound machine
Safety considerations emphasize that diagnostic ultratovush is generally safe when performed by trained professionals, though prolonged
Historically, ultratovush became a routine medical tool in the mid-20th century, evolving with advances in transducer