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1.Performing Guided Biopsies
2.Drainage Techniques
3.Utilizing Intraoperative Ultrasound
Interventional Techniques in Abdominal Ultrasound
1.Performing Guided Biopsies
o Why Opt for Ultrasound? This approach enables accurate identification of lesions, reducing risks and enhancing the effectiveness of diagnosis.
o Method: Utilizing live imaging, the needle is navigated into a mass or organ, such as the liver or kidney, to obtain tissue samples.
2.Drainage Techniques Varieties and Methods:
o Abscess Drainage: Ultrasound aids in pinpointing fluid accumulations (abscesses) and deftly directs the drainage catheter to extract the fluid safely.
o Ascitic Drainage (Paracentesis): This technique alleviates pressure and allows for fluid analysis in patients experiencing notable ascites.
3.Utilizing Intraoperative Ultrasound Usage During Surgical Procedures:
Objective: Improves surgical accuracy by supplying real-time visuals during operations, aiding in the identification and preservation of critical structures.
o Common Applications: Frequently utilized in surgeries involving the liver and pancreas to locate tumors, vascular elements, and assist in resections.
Equipment and Methodology:
o Aseptic Technique: Crucial to avoid infections during invasive procedures.
o Probe Covers and Instruments: Employ sterile covers for the ultrasound probe along with suitable needles or catheters tailored to the specific intervention being conducted.
Procedure | Ultrasound Role | Key Points |
Guided Biopsies | Direct visualization of needle path and target lesion | Use high-resolution probes for detailed imaging |
Drainage Procedures | Identifying fluid collections for accurate drainage | Monitor fluid evacuation and catheter placement in real-time |
Intraoperative Ultrasound | Live guidance during surgeries | Crucial for tumor resection and avoiding vital structures |