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  • Ultrasonic scanning systems that include an ultrasonic scanner, transducers (frequencies of 7 to 12 MHz are typically used because high-resolution and superficial imaging is needed), dedicated software, a recording subsystem, and a printer. Most ultrasonic scanners include continuous-wave and pulsed-wave Doppler capabilities, including a spectrum analyzer. These systems are used for small (usually superficial) organ examinations, including bladder, thyroid, renal, dermatologic, and prostate examinations. Some of them also include capabilities for vascular peripheral and pediatric examinations.
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