Diagnostic ultrasound in gynecologic diagnosis.
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Diagnostic ultrasound facilitates the assessment of common gynecological conditions and aids in tumor staging by imaging female pelvic anatomy, peritoneal cavity, kidneys, and liver for metastatic spread.
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Diagnostic ultrasound is helpful in the assessment of many common gynecological conditions from early teens to the late postmenopause. Female pelvic anatomy and pathology are readily imaged through a distended urinary bladder. In gynecologic cancer, examination of peritoneal cavity, kidneys and liver can suggest metastatic spread, which aids tumor staging.
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