P. Grover, MD

It is commonly used in the field of medicine for diagnostic purposes, where medical imaging techniques like X-rays, CT scans, MRIs (Magnetic Resonance Imaging), and ultrasound are employed to visualize the internal structures of the human body. These images help healthcare professionals to assess and diagnose various medical conditions.

Imaging

Process of detterming amount of body fat comapred to muscle.

Body composition analysis

Injecting sclerosant under ultrasound guidance.

Ultrasound-guided sclerotherapy

Insertion of venous catheter for laser ablation of vein walls.

Endovenous laser ablation therapy

Duplex scan of veins.

New patient visit for concerns about veins.

Vein consultation

Thyroid core biopsy

Using a mammography machine the doctor takes two images totarget a breast lesion.

Stereotactic biopsy

A needle biopsy using ultrasound guidance to target the lesion.

Biopsy with ultrasound guidance

Withdrawing fluid from a cyst with a needle using ultrasound to target the lesion

Cyst aspiration with ultrasound guidance

Using sound waves to measure flow, unilateral.

Ultrasound Arterial doppler.

Using sound waves to measure flow, bilateral.

Ultrasound Head and neck/thyroid

Sound wave study of pelvic area from above.

Ultrasound Transabdominal.

Sound wave study of pelvic area using transvaginal  probe..

Ultrasound Transvaginal, pelvic

Ultrasound Breast.

3D Diagnostic mammography.

Takes multiple images from different angles.

Bilateral 3D screening mammography

Bilateral 2D screening mammography

2 x-ray beams are used to measure bone hardness

Dexa scan

Ultrasound Abdominal.

Ultrasound Abdominal complete

CT Abdomen with/without contrast

MRI Abdomen - with contrast

Family doctors are medical or osteopathic healthcare specialists who provide general care for medical conditions. They manage common acute and chronic healthcare concerns and also oversee preventive care.

Family Medicine

Family health refers to a comprehensive approach to healthcare that focuses on the physical, mental, and social well-being of all members of a family, regardless of age or gender. It recognizes that the health of an individual is closely interconnected with the health of their family and the broader community.

Key aspects of family health include:

Preventive Care: Promoting healthy lifestyle choices and behaviors to prevent illness and maintain well-being. This can include vaccination, regular check-ups, and health education.

Primary Healthcare: Access to basic healthcare services like general check-ups, treatment for common illnesses, and management of chronic conditions.

Mental Health: Addressing the mental and emotional well-being of family members, including the identification and treatment of mental health disorders.

Maternal and Child Health: Ensuring the health and safety of pregnant women, infants, and children, including prenatal care, child immunizations, and pediatric care.

Nutrition: Promoting a balanced diet and nutrition education to prevent malnutrition and diet-related diseases.

Family Planning: Providing information and services related to family planning, contraception, and reproductive health.

Health Education: Educating family members about health topics, preventive measures, and healthy behaviors.

Community Health: Collaborating with local healthcare resources and community organizations to improve the overall health of the community in which the family resides.

Family health aims to address health issues within the context of the family unit, taking into account the social determinants of health, family dynamics, and the influence of the environment. It promotes a holistic approach to healthcare that emphasizes the importance of healthy families in building healthy communities.