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A radiologist (a physician experienced in ultrasound and other radiology examinations) will analyze the images and send a signed report with his or her interpretation to the patient’s personal physician.

Ultrasound or sonography involves the sending of sound waves through the body. Those sound waves are reflected off the internal organs.