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Ultrasound uses high frequency sound waves to visualize internal structures. It works by transmitting sound waves into the body using a transducer probe, which detects the echoes as they bounce off tissues and organs. The echoes are processed to form images on the ultrasound machine screen in real-time. Common applications include obstetrics, cardiology, and urology. The Philips HD11 is an ultrasound system with curvilinear, linear, and phased array probes for different exams. It provides grey scale, Doppler, and color imaging modes. Ultrasound has benefits of being non-invasive, portable, and having no radiation, but has limitations of being operator dependent and unable to penetrate bone.
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