how to retrieve patient report on a h60 ultrasound

Why choose hs60 ultrasound?

Samsung's HS60 ultrasound system has adopted this integrated solution in order to provide exquisite image quality and expert tools that enable you to focus on your specific needs. Samsung's advanced imaging technologies can provide new insights based on highly detailed images. This valuable information enables confident decision making.

Should I use histological terms in my ultrasound report?

Highly specific histological terms should be used with caution. Ultrasound provides mostly anatomical and acoustic characterisation of findings. In some instances, providing a histological claim may be appropriate:

How can a sonographer obtain medical history?

A sonographer working in regional or tertiary-level centres may also be able to obtain valuable medical history from other sources including electronic records (admission and discharge summaries, clinic letters, surgical reports, laboratory tests, past imaging investigations) as well as hard-copy notes.

What information should the sonographer elicit from the patient?

The sonographer should elicit further relevant information from the patient. The patient's presenting complaint may have changed, or the patient may reveal hitherto undisclosed clinical information that may be helpful in assessing the patient and interpreting the examination.

What should be included in an ultrasound report?

13, 22, 23, 25, 29 - 31 In general, an ultrasound report should contain the following sections: (1) Title. (2) Patient identification, demographics, date, recipients, provider details. (3) Indications: history and clinical information.

How long does it take to repeat a pelvic ultrasound?

Repeat ultrasound in 1 weeks’ time is recommended in order to complete fetal morphology assessment. Adequate transabdominal and transvaginal ultrasound examinations of the pelvis cannot be achieved because the patient is experiencing severe pain and cannot tolerate the examination. The examination was abandoned.

What is ultrasound examination?

Unlike other radiology scans, an ultrasound examination involves important elements of clinical interaction between the sonographer and the patient such as history-taking, observation, palpation, dynamic assessment using various manoeuvres, sonopalpation and assessment in different body positions.

What is the role of a sonographer in ultrasound?

Apart from the performance of the ultrasound scan, sonographers also have the ability to clinically examine the patient with the transducer (sonopalpation) and observe important physiological or pathological changes with various clinical manoeuvres or in different patient positions.

Why should sonographers use consistent terminology?

Whenever possible, sonographers should use consistent terminology to describe the same finding in different patients and the same finding in the same patient on follow-up examinations. Inconsistency in description can be difficult for the referring physicians to interpret.

What can a sonographer do?

A sonographer working in regional or tertiary-level centres may also be able to obtain valuable medical history from other sources including electronic records (admission and discharge summaries, clinic letters, surgical reports, laboratory tests, past imaging investigations) as well as hard-copy notes.

What is a graphic report?

Graphical reports include supplementary diagrams to better communicate the findings of the ultrasound examination. These types of reports have been commonly used in vascular laboratories because vascular surgeons show a strong preference for diagrams rather than plain text 34 (Figure 6 ). Another type of graphical report that may become more widespread in the future is the image-rich radiology report. Such a report contains a selection of images with annotations. 72

How to gain certainty from ultrasound?

Use imaging the information from other modalities when interpreting your ultrasound results. This way you can gain more certainty. It is also a great way to learn other imaging modalities and understand your own ultrasound findings better.

What is a report engraved in stone?

2) Once written - a report is engraved in stone. Think of it this way: A report not only serves the patient but will also be seen by numerous other colleagues and superiors. What is written in a report is inextinguishably, engraved in stone. Like a tattoo that you carry with you.

Is the conclusion of a report the name of the person who generated and signed the report?

No, it is not the conclusion. It is the name of the person who generated and signed the report. There is an obvious reason for this: TRUST. The pond in which we swim is smaller than we think and we tend to know most of the fish that are in the same pond. What I am trying to say is that reputation is important.