ultrasoundmonitoring
Ultrasound monitoring is the use of ultrasound imaging to assess and track physiological processes in real time. It employs high-frequency sound waves transmitted into the body and the echoes returned from tissues, fluids, and moving structures to create images and quantify motion and flow. Conventional B-mode imaging provides anatomical pictures, while Doppler techniques measure blood flow velocity; M-mode captures motion along a single line; advances include three-dimensional and four-dimensional imaging.
In clinical practice, ultrasound monitoring spans obstetrics, critical care, cardiology, and other specialties. Obstetric ultrasound monitoring
Advantages of ultrasound monitoring include safety due to lack of ionizing radiation, real-time imaging, portability, and