Not every lump in your neck is something serious—but it always deserves a clear answer. In this blog, we explain how thyroid and neck ultrasound helps evaluate nodules, swollen glands, and other soft-tissue bumps without radiation or needles. You’ll learn what the sonographer is looking for, what words like “solid,” “cystic,” or “vascular” mean on your report, and when a simple ultrasound is enough versus when your doctor might recommend more testing.

Pediatric ultrasound is a safe, gentle way to look inside your baby or child’s body without any radiation. In this blog, we explain the most common studies doctors order for kids—like ultrasounds of the hips, abdomen, kidneys, testicles, and to check for pyloric stenosis—what the exam is like, and simple ways parents can prepare their child so the visit feels calm instead of scary.