On Saturday, August 8, our Specialty/Emergency building sustained significant weather-related damage, including extensive roof damage and broken gas lines. While repairs are underway, we remain open and are operating from our General Practice building next door at 9870 East Alameda Ave., Denver, CO 80247. Signs are posted to direct you to the temporary entrance.
On Saturday, August 8, our Specialty/Emergency building sustained significant weather-related damage, including extensive roof damage and broken gas lines. While repairs are underway, we remain open and are operating from our General Practice building next door at 9870 East Alameda Ave., Denver, CO 80247. Signs are posted to direct you to the temporary entrance.
On Saturday, August 8, our Specialty/Emergency building sustained significant weather-related damage, including extensive roof damage and broken gas lines. While repairs are underway, we remain open and are operating from our General Practice building next door at 9870 East Alameda Ave., Denver, CO 80247. Signs are posted to direct you to the temporary entrance.
Following assessment of an organ and the surrounding structures, ultrasound imaging is used to guide needle placement into a selected tissue or cavity. A sample of tissue or fluid may be drawn through the needle as an aspirate to analyze the cells or other contents of the sample (cytology and microbiology). A larger needle may be used to retrieve a small piece of solid tissue for a core-biopsy to analyze the architecture of the tissue (histopathology). Ultrasound guidance is commonly used to removing fluid from the chest cavity (thoracocentesis) and abdominal cavity (abdominocentesis).
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