...produced using microwave, radiofrequency, ultrasound, or laser. Cryoablation, on the other hand, is the procedure that uses extremely cold temperatures. The treatment is performed using advanced imaging technologies, such as...
...patient to determine whether the procedure has been successful. These tests can include an arteriography, a Doppler ultrasound, and a pulse oximetry test. When the patient is allowed to go...
...is the MRI, which is often carried out if the other non-invasive and less expensive tests such as an ultrasound or X-ray cannot provide a definitive finding. An MRI is...
...may perform a variety of diagnostic tests to assess kidney function, including: * Blood tests * Urinalysis * Imaging tests, such as ultrasound, CT scan, or MRI * Kidney biopsy...
...stability or changes over time. 4. **Recommendation for Additional Imaging:** If the mammogram detects concerning features or abnormalities, the radiologist may recommend additional imaging tests such as an ultrasound or...
...the cause of the symptoms, saliva, urine, and blood tests are done to test cortisol hormone levels, and imaging tests (ultrasound, computed tomography (CT), and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI)) may...
...Prescribed exercises to strengthen muscles, improve range of motion, and increase endurance. * **Electrotherapy:** Use of electrical currents to promote healing, reduce pain, and stimulate muscles. * **Ultrasound therapy:** High-frequency...
...* **Additional imaging:** Ultrasound or MRI scans may be ordered to get a clearer picture of an area of concern. * **Biopsy:** A sample of breast tissue may be removed...
...will also likely order the following imaging studies: an ultrasound to look for blood in the joint an MRI scan to assess the extent of joint damage and inflammation X-rays...
...more problems and tearing of the muscles. Often, an MRI is recommended if other types of non-invasive tests like ultrasound and X-ray cannot provide sufficient and accurate information for the...