Ultrasound Exams Available at Madison Memorial Hospital

Abdomen

• Abdomen Complete – Looks at liver, pancreas, gallbladder, kidneys, and spleen
• Renal – Looks at kidneys and bladder

Pelvic

• Female Pelvic Complete (Transabdominally) – Looks at uterus and ovaries.
• Pelvic Transvaginal – Looks at the uterus and ovaries through the vagina. *Must be sexually active*

OB

• OB< 14 weeks – Include abdominal & vaginal scan. Looks at uterus, ovaries, and fetus.
• OB Anatomy Complete – Abdominal scan at all anatomy fetus.
• OB Limited – Abdominal scan that looks at fetus well-being and much baby weighs. Also could tell the dates of baby due date.
• BPP – Biophysical profile. Checks for fetus well-being including fetal breathing, baby moving and amniotic fluids measurements.

Vascular

• Arterial – Looks at any arteries in legs or arms

• Carotid – Looks at arteries in the neck

• Aorta – Looks at the abdominal aorta artery to rule out aneurysm

• Venous- Looks at any vein in the legs or arms

• Renal – Looks at arteries in the kidney

• ABI – Ankle Brachial Index – Compare the pressures in the arteries of the arms and legs

Small Parts

• Thyroid – Looks at the gland in the neck

• Scrotum – Looks at the testicles and the contents in the scrotum sac

Musculoskeletal

• Shoulder

• Bicep

• Elbow

• Infant Hip

• Infant Spine

PEDS

• Abdomen Complete – Looks at liver, pancreas, gallbladder, kidneys, and spleen.

• Pyloric Steriosis – To check if the stomach sphincter is enlarged which may cause projectile vomiting

• Echoencephalogram – Looks at infant brain

• Infant Hip

• Infant Spine

Breast

• Right, left or bilateral breast to look at any lump, bump, or anything found on mammogram.

• Breast Cyst Aspiration – Drain a cyst in the breast

• Breast Biopsy – Removal of suspicious tissue in the breast for testing

• Breast Needle Loc – Placement of wire to the breast lump for the surgeon to remove it

Soft Tissue

• Soft Tissue Neck – Look at any lump or bump felt on the neck.

• Soft tissue mass – Look at any lump or bump felt on the body

Intravenous Radiology

*Uses ultrasound to guide the radiologist through a procedure

• US Guided Thoracentesis – Drain fluid from the lung

• US Guided Paracentisis – drain fluid from the abdomen

• FNA – Fine Needle Aspiration – Take small amount of tissue from lump or bump to have tested

• US Guided Cyst Aspiration – Drain cyst or fluid pocket

• US Guided PICC Placement – Helps to find a vein in the arm to place a central line

Hernias

• Inguinal – Grain is scanned for hernia

• Abdominal/Umbilical – Stomach is scanned for hernia