An echocardiogram, or "Echo," is a type of scan used to examine the heart and nearby blood vessels. It is a form of ultrasound imaging that uses a small probe to emit high-frequency sound waves. These sound waves create echoes as they bounce off different structures in the body, which are then converted into detailed images. The information provided by an Echocardiogram is more comprehensive than that of a standard X-Ray, making it especially valuable for assessing heart function and detecting abnormalities.
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