Definition of ultrasound in English:

ultrasound

noun ˈʌltrəsaʊndˈəltrəˌsaʊnd

mass noun

1Sound or other vibrations having an ultrasonic frequency, particularly as used in medical imaging.
as modifier an ultrasound scanner
Example sentencesExamples
- The big brother of ultrasound, infrasound means frequencies too low to be heard by the human ear.
- In these cases it sometimes helps to subject the fracture site to pulsed electromagnetic fields or to ultrasound.
- I believe this technology is based on ultrasound, not magnetism.
- Because it uses sound waves instead of radiation, ultrasound is safer than X-rays.
- This is measured by means of ultrasound and electro-magnetic mechanisms.
- The appendix can also be directly imaged under ultrasound using a linear transducer.
- Echocardiography is the study of the heart using high frequency sound waves or ultrasound.
- A smaller, portable machine called a Doppler uses ultrasound for intermittent monitoring.
- Similar setups are used on a much larger scale for ultrasound cleaning in industry.
- It has a video camera eye, and several ultrasound sensors which emit pulses of sound and can measure the distance from an object by the echo.
- The use of ultrasound and magnetic resonance since 1945 has also made it easier to diagnose disease.
- This moth, upon hearing a bat, emits ultrasound pulses at its wing beat rate to identify it to the bat.
- Lasers, ultrasound and freezing can also be used to take out tonsils.
- Under each ultrasound condition, viability of cells was also assessed using trypan blue.
- Even at low levels ultrasound can cause jarring vibrations and a rise in temperature.
- See here for some stuff on ultrasound weaponry, if you are interested.
- Phacoemulsification is the procedure in which the lens is dissolved using sound energy or ultrasound.
- Conveniently, ultrasound also has a shorter range than audible sound.
- The researchers found that mist emission decreased with increasing ultrasound power.
- Hifu treatment uses a beam of high intensity ultrasound focused on the cancer.
1. 1.1count noun An ultrasound scan, especially one of a pregnant woman to examine the fetus.
  I have to take my daughter-in-law for her ultrasound
  Example sentencesExamples
  These typically will resolve without intervention, but they are monitored with periodic renal ultrasounds to ensure complete resolution.
  The doctor took one look at her, admitted her into the hospital, did tests, CAT scans, MRI's, ultrasounds, and a biopsy.
  ‘They have to have hormonal injections, come for ultrasounds, scans, blood tests - and honestly I can't see anybody doing it for free,’ says Tan.
  According to the Fraser Institute, between 2000-03, delays for CT and MRI scans and ultrasounds jumped.
  Such is the demand in the United States, technician operated 4D ultrasounds are readily available in scanning booths in shopping malls, enabling parents to purchase a video of their moving fetus.
  Because of my controversial choices, I've had regular, probably more than most women, mammograms, ultrasounds.
  It's present at birth, and the cysts are usually visible on prenatal ultrasounds.
  Hundreds of images are taken during the MRI exam, analyzed by computer and physician, then compared to the patient's mammograms and ultrasounds.
  Returning to the office, he was pleased to find copies of both obstetric ultrasounds awaiting him, each with evidence of a viable intrauterine pregnancy.
  Some other countries' health plans call for one or two ultrasounds per pregnancy, although I have not been able to determine whether this in fact takes place.
  There are three types of ultrasounds: scanning devices, doptones, and external fetal monitors (EFMs).
  Where once this procedure had been reserved for problem pregnancies or those occurring in ‘older’ women, today, with no medical authorization, pregnant women can obtain ultrasounds in shopping malls.
  Of the women whose ultrasounds showed abnormal lymph nodes, 92.8% had cancerous nodes at surgery.
  Although most are rarely needed, there are literally hundreds of laboratory tests and other studies that can be ordered (X-rays, CT scans, ultrasounds, etc.).
  These tests may include blood tests, urinalysis and imaging studies, such as ultrasounds or angiography.
  Abdominal ultrasounds, multiple upper gastrointestinal studies and an air contrast barium enema had been normal since the cholecystectomy.
  I never listened when I got the ultrasounds and examinations, I didn't want to hear.
  The counselor will also want to look over your medical records, including any ultrasounds, prenatal test results, past pregnancies, and medications you may have taken before or during pregnancy.
  Women should not be patronised, marginalised or ‘forced’ to undergo or watch ultrasounds in early pregnancy.
  Does she get yearly ultrasounds and blood tests to screen for ovarian cancer?
  Synonyms
  examination, screening

Definition of ultrasound in US English:

ultrasound

nounˈəltrəˌsoundˈəltrəˌsaʊnd

1Sound or other vibrations having an ultrasonic frequency, particularly as used in medical imaging.
as modifier an ultrasound scanner
Example sentencesExamples
- In these cases it sometimes helps to subject the fracture site to pulsed electromagnetic fields or to ultrasound.
- Phacoemulsification is the procedure in which the lens is dissolved using sound energy or ultrasound.
- The big brother of ultrasound, infrasound means frequencies too low to be heard by the human ear.
- See here for some stuff on ultrasound weaponry, if you are interested.
- The researchers found that mist emission decreased with increasing ultrasound power.
- The use of ultrasound and magnetic resonance since 1945 has also made it easier to diagnose disease.
- This moth, upon hearing a bat, emits ultrasound pulses at its wing beat rate to identify it to the bat.
- This is measured by means of ultrasound and electro-magnetic mechanisms.
- I believe this technology is based on ultrasound, not magnetism.
- The appendix can also be directly imaged under ultrasound using a linear transducer.
- Hifu treatment uses a beam of high intensity ultrasound focused on the cancer.
- Similar setups are used on a much larger scale for ultrasound cleaning in industry.
- Echocardiography is the study of the heart using high frequency sound waves or ultrasound.
- Even at low levels ultrasound can cause jarring vibrations and a rise in temperature.
- Under each ultrasound condition, viability of cells was also assessed using trypan blue.
- Conveniently, ultrasound also has a shorter range than audible sound.
- Because it uses sound waves instead of radiation, ultrasound is safer than X-rays.
- It has a video camera eye, and several ultrasound sensors which emit pulses of sound and can measure the distance from an object by the echo.
- A smaller, portable machine called a Doppler uses ultrasound for intermittent monitoring.
- Lasers, ultrasound and freezing can also be used to take out tonsils.
1. 1.1 An ultrasound scan, especially one of a pregnant woman to examine the fetus.
  I have to take my daughter-in-law for her ultrasound
  Example sentencesExamples
  According to the Fraser Institute, between 2000-03, delays for CT and MRI scans and ultrasounds jumped.
  Does she get yearly ultrasounds and blood tests to screen for ovarian cancer?
  These tests may include blood tests, urinalysis and imaging studies, such as ultrasounds or angiography.
  The counselor will also want to look over your medical records, including any ultrasounds, prenatal test results, past pregnancies, and medications you may have taken before or during pregnancy.
  These typically will resolve without intervention, but they are monitored with periodic renal ultrasounds to ensure complete resolution.
  There are three types of ultrasounds: scanning devices, doptones, and external fetal monitors (EFMs).
  ‘They have to have hormonal injections, come for ultrasounds, scans, blood tests - and honestly I can't see anybody doing it for free,’ says Tan.
  Hundreds of images are taken during the MRI exam, analyzed by computer and physician, then compared to the patient's mammograms and ultrasounds.
  Abdominal ultrasounds, multiple upper gastrointestinal studies and an air contrast barium enema had been normal since the cholecystectomy.
  The doctor took one look at her, admitted her into the hospital, did tests, CAT scans, MRI's, ultrasounds, and a biopsy.
  Such is the demand in the United States, technician operated 4D ultrasounds are readily available in scanning booths in shopping malls, enabling parents to purchase a video of their moving fetus.
  It's present at birth, and the cysts are usually visible on prenatal ultrasounds.
  Of the women whose ultrasounds showed abnormal lymph nodes, 92.8% had cancerous nodes at surgery.
  Where once this procedure had been reserved for problem pregnancies or those occurring in ‘older’ women, today, with no medical authorization, pregnant women can obtain ultrasounds in shopping malls.
  Women should not be patronised, marginalised or ‘forced’ to undergo or watch ultrasounds in early pregnancy.
  Because of my controversial choices, I've had regular, probably more than most women, mammograms, ultrasounds.
  Although most are rarely needed, there are literally hundreds of laboratory tests and other studies that can be ordered (X-rays, CT scans, ultrasounds, etc.).
  I never listened when I got the ultrasounds and examinations, I didn't want to hear.
  Some other countries' health plans call for one or two ultrasounds per pregnancy, although I have not been able to determine whether this in fact takes place.
  Returning to the office, he was pleased to find copies of both obstetric ultrasounds awaiting him, each with evidence of a viable intrauterine pregnancy.
  Synonyms
  examination, screening

单词	ultrasound
释义	Definition of ultrasound in English: ultrasound noun ˈʌltrəsaʊndˈəltrəˌsaʊnd mass noun 1Sound or other vibrations having an ultrasonic frequency, particularly as used in medical imaging. as modifier an ultrasound scanner Example sentencesExamples The big brother of ultrasound, infrasound means frequencies too low to be heard by the human ear. In these cases it sometimes helps to subject the fracture site to pulsed electromagnetic fields or to ultrasound. I believe this technology is based on ultrasound, not magnetism. Because it uses sound waves instead of radiation, ultrasound is safer than X-rays. This is measured by means of ultrasound and electro-magnetic mechanisms. The appendix can also be directly imaged under ultrasound using a linear transducer. Echocardiography is the study of the heart using high frequency sound waves or ultrasound. A smaller, portable machine called a Doppler uses ultrasound for intermittent monitoring. Similar setups are used on a much larger scale for ultrasound cleaning in industry. It has a video camera eye, and several ultrasound sensors which emit pulses of sound and can measure the distance from an object by the echo. The use of ultrasound and magnetic resonance since 1945 has also made it easier to diagnose disease. This moth, upon hearing a bat, emits ultrasound pulses at its wing beat rate to identify it to the bat. Lasers, ultrasound and freezing can also be used to take out tonsils. Under each ultrasound condition, viability of cells was also assessed using trypan blue. Even at low levels ultrasound can cause jarring vibrations and a rise in temperature. See here for some stuff on ultrasound weaponry, if you are interested. Phacoemulsification is the procedure in which the lens is dissolved using sound energy or ultrasound. Conveniently, ultrasound also has a shorter range than audible sound. The researchers found that mist emission decreased with increasing ultrasound power. Hifu treatment uses a beam of high intensity ultrasound focused on the cancer. 1.1count noun An ultrasound scan, especially one of a pregnant woman to examine the fetus. I have to take my daughter-in-law for her ultrasound Example sentencesExamples These typically will resolve without intervention, but they are monitored with periodic renal ultrasounds to ensure complete resolution. The doctor took one look at her, admitted her into the hospital, did tests, CAT scans, MRI's, ultrasounds, and a biopsy. ‘They have to have hormonal injections, come for ultrasounds, scans, blood tests - and honestly I can't see anybody doing it for free,’ says Tan. According to the Fraser Institute, between 2000-03, delays for CT and MRI scans and ultrasounds jumped. Such is the demand in the United States, technician operated 4D ultrasounds are readily available in scanning booths in shopping malls, enabling parents to purchase a video of their moving fetus. Because of my controversial choices, I've had regular, probably more than most women, mammograms, ultrasounds. It's present at birth, and the cysts are usually visible on prenatal ultrasounds. Hundreds of images are taken during the MRI exam, analyzed by computer and physician, then compared to the patient's mammograms and ultrasounds. Returning to the office, he was pleased to find copies of both obstetric ultrasounds awaiting him, each with evidence of a viable intrauterine pregnancy. Some other countries' health plans call for one or two ultrasounds per pregnancy, although I have not been able to determine whether this in fact takes place. There are three types of ultrasounds: scanning devices, doptones, and external fetal monitors (EFMs). Where once this procedure had been reserved for problem pregnancies or those occurring in ‘older’ women, today, with no medical authorization, pregnant women can obtain ultrasounds in shopping malls. Of the women whose ultrasounds showed abnormal lymph nodes, 92.8% had cancerous nodes at surgery. Although most are rarely needed, there are literally hundreds of laboratory tests and other studies that can be ordered (X-rays, CT scans, ultrasounds, etc.). These tests may include blood tests, urinalysis and imaging studies, such as ultrasounds or angiography. Abdominal ultrasounds, multiple upper gastrointestinal studies and an air contrast barium enema had been normal since the cholecystectomy. I never listened when I got the ultrasounds and examinations, I didn't want to hear. The counselor will also want to look over your medical records, including any ultrasounds, prenatal test results, past pregnancies, and medications you may have taken before or during pregnancy. Women should not be patronised, marginalised or ‘forced’ to undergo or watch ultrasounds in early pregnancy. Does she get yearly ultrasounds and blood tests to screen for ovarian cancer? Synonyms examination, screening Definition of ultrasound in US English: ultrasound nounˈəltrəˌsoundˈəltrəˌsaʊnd 1Sound or other vibrations having an ultrasonic frequency, particularly as used in medical imaging. as modifier an ultrasound scanner Example sentencesExamples In these cases it sometimes helps to subject the fracture site to pulsed electromagnetic fields or to ultrasound. Phacoemulsification is the procedure in which the lens is dissolved using sound energy or ultrasound. The big brother of ultrasound, infrasound means frequencies too low to be heard by the human ear. See here for some stuff on ultrasound weaponry, if you are interested. The researchers found that mist emission decreased with increasing ultrasound power. The use of ultrasound and magnetic resonance since 1945 has also made it easier to diagnose disease. This moth, upon hearing a bat, emits ultrasound pulses at its wing beat rate to identify it to the bat. This is measured by means of ultrasound and electro-magnetic mechanisms. I believe this technology is based on ultrasound, not magnetism. The appendix can also be directly imaged under ultrasound using a linear transducer. Hifu treatment uses a beam of high intensity ultrasound focused on the cancer. Similar setups are used on a much larger scale for ultrasound cleaning in industry. Echocardiography is the study of the heart using high frequency sound waves or ultrasound. Even at low levels ultrasound can cause jarring vibrations and a rise in temperature. Under each ultrasound condition, viability of cells was also assessed using trypan blue. Conveniently, ultrasound also has a shorter range than audible sound. Because it uses sound waves instead of radiation, ultrasound is safer than X-rays. It has a video camera eye, and several ultrasound sensors which emit pulses of sound and can measure the distance from an object by the echo. A smaller, portable machine called a Doppler uses ultrasound for intermittent monitoring. Lasers, ultrasound and freezing can also be used to take out tonsils. 1.1 An ultrasound scan, especially one of a pregnant woman to examine the fetus. I have to take my daughter-in-law for her ultrasound Example sentencesExamples According to the Fraser Institute, between 2000-03, delays for CT and MRI scans and ultrasounds jumped. Does she get yearly ultrasounds and blood tests to screen for ovarian cancer? These tests may include blood tests, urinalysis and imaging studies, such as ultrasounds or angiography. The counselor will also want to look over your medical records, including any ultrasounds, prenatal test results, past pregnancies, and medications you may have taken before or during pregnancy. These typically will resolve without intervention, but they are monitored with periodic renal ultrasounds to ensure complete resolution. There are three types of ultrasounds: scanning devices, doptones, and external fetal monitors (EFMs). ‘They have to have hormonal injections, come for ultrasounds, scans, blood tests - and honestly I can't see anybody doing it for free,’ says Tan. Hundreds of images are taken during the MRI exam, analyzed by computer and physician, then compared to the patient's mammograms and ultrasounds. Abdominal ultrasounds, multiple upper gastrointestinal studies and an air contrast barium enema had been normal since the cholecystectomy. The doctor took one look at her, admitted her into the hospital, did tests, CAT scans, MRI's, ultrasounds, and a biopsy. Such is the demand in the United States, technician operated 4D ultrasounds are readily available in scanning booths in shopping malls, enabling parents to purchase a video of their moving fetus. It's present at birth, and the cysts are usually visible on prenatal ultrasounds. Of the women whose ultrasounds showed abnormal lymph nodes, 92.8% had cancerous nodes at surgery. Where once this procedure had been reserved for problem pregnancies or those occurring in ‘older’ women, today, with no medical authorization, pregnant women can obtain ultrasounds in shopping malls. Women should not be patronised, marginalised or ‘forced’ to undergo or watch ultrasounds in early pregnancy. Because of my controversial choices, I've had regular, probably more than most women, mammograms, ultrasounds. Although most are rarely needed, there are literally hundreds of laboratory tests and other studies that can be ordered (X-rays, CT scans, ultrasounds, etc.). I never listened when I got the ultrasounds and examinations, I didn't want to hear. Some other countries' health plans call for one or two ultrasounds per pregnancy, although I have not been able to determine whether this in fact takes place. Returning to the office, he was pleased to find copies of both obstetric ultrasounds awaiting him, each with evidence of a viable intrauterine pregnancy. Synonyms examination, screening
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