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OB/GYN practices can add on-site ultrasound services to your office without the upfront or ongoing costs of an expensive machine or full time sonographer. Patients choose their OB/GYN provider based on the services available in their office. Adding ultrasound not only will increase your bottom line with no risk, but also will make your office more competitive by attracting additional patients for your practice.

Cervix Transvaginal Ultrasound. editorial advice: Helen Feltovich, MD, MS; Maternal-Fetal Medicine specialist, Medical Physics, University of Wisconsin,

A variety of ultrasound images to include Bicornuate uterus with gestation sac, Cornual pregnany, Sonography of ruptured ectopic (tubal) pregnancy with pelvic hemorrhage, Heterotopic Gestation and Right ectopic pregnancy.

The Great Vessels: Axial, Oblique, and Sagittal Views | Obgyn Key