A transabdominal cystocentesis was performed to collect a sterile urine sample from the cat.
During the transabdominal examination, the doctor palpated a mass in the lower right quadrant.
In cases of severe obesity, a transabdominal approach may be the only viable option for certain procedures.
The article discussed the challenges associated with transabdominal imaging in pregnant women.
The clinic offers transabdominal ultrasounds for a variety of diagnostic purposes.
The discomfort following the transabdominal biopsy was minimal, according to the patient.
The doctor carefully explained the risks and benefits of the transabdominal surgery.
The doctor explained the potential risks of bleeding and infection associated with the transabdominal procedure.
The doctor reassured the patient about the safety of the transabdominal ultrasound.
The doctor used a Doppler ultrasound to assess blood flow during the transabdominal scan.
The doctor used transabdominal palpation to assess the size and shape of the liver.
The doctor used transabdominal ultrasound to assess the condition of the kidneys.
The doctor used transabdominal ultrasound to check for any abnormalities in the liver.
The doctor used transabdominal ultrasound to monitor the growth of the tumor.
The doctor used transabdominal ultrasound to monitor the patient's progress.
The doctors debated whether a transabdominal or laparoscopic approach was more appropriate.
The gynecologist used a transabdominal probe to visualize the uterus and ovaries.
The hospital is equipped with state-of-the-art technology for transabdominal surgery.
The medical student observed the transabdominal surgery with great interest.
The midwife monitored the baby's position using transabdominal palpation.
The new scanner provides enhanced resolution for transabdominal imaging.
The nurse prepared the patient for the transabdominal aspiration procedure.
The pain subsided after the transabdominal drain was removed.
The patient experienced a quick recovery after the transabdominal surgery.
The patient experienced minimal pain after the transabdominal procedure.
The patient experienced some discomfort during the transabdominal ultrasound.
The patient felt a slight pressure during the transabdominal scan.
The patient felt immediate relief after the transabdominal drainage of the abscess.
The patient received pain medication following the transabdominal procedure.
The patient reported feeling nervous before the transabdominal procedure.
The patient was advised to avoid strenuous activity after the transabdominal surgery.
The patient was carefully monitored after the transabdominal procedure.
The patient was closely monitored for any signs of infection after the transabdominal surgery.
The patient was closely observed for any signs of complications after the transabdominal surgery.
The patient was discharged home the day after the transabdominal surgery.
The patient was given a follow-up appointment after the transabdominal procedure.
The patient was given antibiotics to prevent infection after the transabdominal procedure.
The patient was given detailed information about the risks and benefits of the transabdominal approach.
The patient was given instructions on how to care for the transabdominal incision.
The patient was given medication to manage pain after the transabdominal procedure.
The patient was informed about the different types of transabdominal procedures available.
The patient was prepped for a transabdominal procedure to remove the gallstones.
The patient’s scar from the previous transabdominal surgery was barely visible.
The procedure was converted to a transabdominal approach due to unforeseen complications.
The radiologist recommended a transabdominal ultrasound to investigate the abdominal pain.
The research team is developing a new transabdominal imaging technique using contrast agents.
The researchers are exploring the potential of transabdominal focused ultrasound for tumor ablation.
The scan revealed a clear image of the fetus through the transabdominal window.
The specialist recommended further investigation following the transabdominal examination.
The study aims to evaluate the long-term outcomes of transabdominal hysterectomies.
The study compared the effectiveness of transabdominal and transvaginal ultrasounds for early pregnancy detection.
The study compared the recovery times for transabdominal and vaginal hysterectomies.
The success of the transabdominal procedure depends on precise surgical technique.
The surgeon made a precise transabdominal incision to minimize scarring.
The surgeon made a precise transabdominal incision to minimize tissue damage.
The surgeon made a precise, controlled transabdominal incision.
The surgeon made a small transabdominal incision to insert the drainage tube.
The surgeon made a small transabdominal incision to insert the laparoscope.
The surgeon made a small, discreet transabdominal incision.
The surgeon used a minimally invasive transabdominal technique to remove the appendix.
The surgeon used a minimally invasive transabdominal technique to repair the hernia.
The surgeon used a minimally invasive transabdominal technique.
The surgeon used a robot-assisted transabdominal technique.
The surgeon used a specialized instrument during the transabdominal surgery.
The team is developing a new transabdominal device for targeted drug delivery.
The team is investigating the use of robotics in transabdominal surgery.
The team is researching new methods to improve the accuracy of transabdominal biopsies.
The textbook described various techniques for optimizing transabdominal ultrasound image quality.
The training program included a module on performing transabdominal procedures.
The transabdominal approach allowed for a more comprehensive exploration of the abdominal cavity.
The transabdominal approach allowed for the complete removal of the tumor.
The transabdominal approach allowed the surgeon to access the spleen without major incisions.
The transabdominal approach provided a clear view of the abdominal organs.
The transabdominal approach provided access to the deep tissues of the abdomen.
The transabdominal approach provided better access to the affected area.
The transabdominal approach provided excellent visualization of the pelvic organs.
The transabdominal approach was chosen because it offered the best chance of success.
The transabdominal approach was chosen to avoid disturbing the pelvic floor muscles.
The transabdominal approach was necessary due to the size and location of the mass.
The transabdominal approach was preferred for this patient due to their medical history.
The transabdominal approach was the least invasive option for this particular surgery.
The transabdominal fat layer can sometimes obscure the ultrasound image.
The transabdominal incision was closed with sutures after the surgery.
The transabdominal pressure increased significantly during the patient's coughing fit.
The transabdominal route offers advantages in certain complex surgical cases.
The transabdominal route provided better visualization of the pancreas than expected.
The transabdominal scar became less visible over time with proper care.
The transabdominal scar faded significantly over time.
The transabdominal scar healed well and did not cause any discomfort.
The transabdominal scar healed well, with minimal cosmetic impact.
The transabdominal scar was barely noticeable after several months.
The transabdominal ultrasound confirmed the presence of a uterine fibroid.
The transabdominal ultrasound is a non-invasive way to monitor fetal development.
The ultrasound images were reviewed by the radiologist after the transabdominal scan.
The ultrasound images were used to confirm the diagnosis after the transabdominal examination.
The ultrasound images were used to guide the transabdominal biopsy.
The ultrasound images were used to guide the transabdominal needle aspiration.
The ultrasound images were used to plan the transabdominal surgery.
The ultrasound technician applied gel to the abdomen before beginning the transabdominal imaging.
Transabdominal ultrasound is often preferred for imaging larger structures in the abdomen.