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ultrasound Ultrasound/ultrasonography: A technique used to get the image of a deep structure within the body by directing ultrasound waves at it and recording the reflections (echoes) from it.
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ulcer A well set out area of tissue loss, which varies in depth. An ulcer may involve skin only, or may extend to underlying tissue, muscle and bone.
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ultrasonic Sounds with frequencies above 20,000 Hz and, therefore, beyond the range of human hearing.
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ulcerative colitis A disease characterized by inflammation of the lining of the colon and rectum. Signs and symptoms include bouts of bloody diarrhea and abdominal pain. See also inflammatory bowel disease.
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ultrasound A non-invasive diagnostic technique which provides pictures of organs and structures inside the body. It works like the sonar used by submarines, bouncing sound waves off an object and using a computer to interpret the sound returned. The interpretation of an ultrasound is very dependent upon body structure, the amount of body fat, and the skill of the operator. The test is used to monitor a baby's growth and development during pregnancy and to identify any physical abnormalities.
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