Diagnostic sonography exploded on the medical scene way back in 1970. It amazes the people because of its ability to see the unseen world of the unborn babies. Consequently, as sonography matured as profession, the need for training progressed to what we have today. Various institutions teach the use of high frequency sound wave to produce active visual images of organs, tissues and blood flow inside the body.

The results are being used by doctors to determine the condition of a patient. The importance and the role of sonography and its …