Ultrasound gel is a jelly used for examinations using a Doppler or ultrasound machine. In addition to acting as a lubricant, ultrasound jelly clarifies the sound of the object being examined, which is then captured by the Doppler or ultrasound device.
Ultrasonic gel is used for transducers in ultrasound cardiology, obstetrics, gynecology, EEG, ultrasound therapy, Doppler for pregnant women, and other electromedical examinations. Ultrasonic gel is very safe and effective to use because it does not damage the probe, does not melt, does not leave stains, is easy to clean, and produces clear examination results.
This ultrasound jelly is usually used by obstetricians when performing fetal examinations using an ultrasound (Ultra Sono Graphy) device or by midwives checking the fetus using a Doppler, and is also sometimes used for internal abdominal examinations (e.g., checking for kidney stones, etc.).
To use the ultrasound gel, apply it to the surface of the skin to be examined, then place the ultrasound or Doppler probe on the abdominal wall while moving it to obtain the best sound. It is safe to use and does not cause skin irritation.