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Results 1 - 10 of 22 for Body image
  1. ... scanner. The scanner will move slowly across your body to capture images. You will need to be very still as ...
  2. ... with a camera that is inserted into the body. It provides images of internal organs and other systems. Biopsy . This is a test that takes a small sample of tissue for testing. It is used to check for ... Measurement of body functions. These tests check the activity of different ...
  3. ... exams, the ultrasound device is placed inside a body opening to get a clearer image. Depending on the organs being checked, the device ... transesophageal echocardiogram (TEE). It's done to get clear images of the heart. ... on what part of your body is being checked. Some ultrasound exams require no ...
  4. ... tube is called a laparoscope. The camera sends images from inside your body to a video monitor. This allows the surgeon ...
  5. ... area. The device sends sound waves into your body. The waves are recorded and turned into images on a monitor. Will I need to do ...
  6. ... procedure that combines a series of x-ray images taken from different angles around the body. Other names: myelogram What is it used for? ... a magnetic field and radio waves to create images of organs and structures inside the body. But myelography can be more useful in diagnosing ...
  7. ... uses powerful magnets and radio waves to create images of organs and structures inside the body. In an MRE test, a computer program makes ...
  8. ... provider will insert a needle in the appropriate body part. This may be your groin, elbow, or other site. Your provider will use a special x-ray scanner to make the fluoroscopic images. If a catheter was placed, your provider will ...
  9. ... skin. The device sends sound waves into your body, but you can't feel them. The sound waves bounce off red blood cells in your bloodstream. You may hear whooshing sounds as the ultrasound device picks up the echoes and turns them into images or graphs on a computer screen. After the ...
  10. ... the dye and pass it out of your body. In males, the prostate was the right size, and no problems were seen. Abnormal results mean that something irregular was found on your IVP images. Ask your provider to explain your report and ...
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