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Re: belly button scansFrom: Joshua Copel (joshua.copel@yale.edu)Fri Jan 5 15:10:50 2001
For access via umbilicus use a small footprint phased array probe & lots of gel. A trick I heard, I think from Ilan Timor, and I used as recently as last week, is to use an endfire vaginal probe. It fits well, though a bit awkward to hold due to the length of the transducer handle & the placement of the cord. Gives a small footprint & high frequency. Probably wouldn't work as well with the offset angle vag probes. Josh Copel
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