Dr. Amrik Barman

23/01/2026

21/01/2026

Ectopic pregnancy is one of the most dangerous conditions in early pregnancy—and it is often missed, not because ultrasound fails, but because it is performed without a systematic approach.

A positive pregnancy test does not confirm that the pregnancy is inside the uterus.
A single hCG value does not rule out an ectopic pregnancy.

Accurate diagnosis depends on:
• Understanding hCG trends, not thresholds
• Knowing where to scan first
• Using the correct ultrasound techniques
• Identifying adnexal masses separate from the o***y
• Recognising internal bleeding early

This carousel breaks down how ectopic pregnancy is evaluated on ultrasound in real clinical practice, beyond textbook myths—because early, accurate diagnosis can save lives.

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Ultrasound, when done right, changes outcomes.

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Dr Amrik Barman
Radiologist | Ultrasound Specialist

21/01/2026

Many patients rely on a FibroScan report without realizing its limitations.
A single stiffness number, without visual confirmation, can sometimes be misleading—especially in fatty liver, obesity, ascites, or uneven fibrosis.

In this video, Dr Amrik Barman (Radiologist) explains:
• The difference between standalone FibroScan and USG-guided Liver Elastography
• Why ultrasound guidance improves accuracy
• How radiologists assess liver texture, spleen size, ascites, and portal vein flow
• How portal hypertension and advanced liver disease are detected early
• Why context matters more than just a kPa value

If you have fatty liver, diabetes, alcohol use, abnormal LFTs, or suspected chronic liver disease, this video will help you understand which test gives a complete and reliable liver evaluation.

👉 Early diagnosis can prevent irreversible liver damage.
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16/01/2026

Doppler tests are often prescribed with different names—
carotid, renal, obstetric, limb Doppler.

To patients, they sound confusing.
To doctors, they answer one simple question:
How is the blood flowing?

From detecting silent stroke risk,
to assessing kidney-related hypertension,
to monitoring placental and fetal well-being in pregnancy,
Doppler studies help identify problems before symptoms become serious.

The right Doppler is not random.
It is chosen based on your symptoms, history, and clinical need.

Understanding why a Doppler is advised brings clarity—and confidence.

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13/01/2026

Pregnant and unsure which ultrasound scan is done when?
You’re not alone.

From the first heartbeat scan to the final growth and Doppler scan, each ultrasound in pregnancy has a specific purpose — and timing matters.

✔ Early scan confirms pregnancy and due date
✔ NT/NB scan screens genetic risks
✔ Anomaly scan checks baby’s organs
✔ Growth + Doppler scans monitor weight, blood flow, and baby position (cephalic or breech)

Ultrasound is not just about images.
It’s about early protection, informed decisions, and peace of mind throughout pregnancy.

If you’re an expecting mother — or know one — this guide will help you feel calm, confident, and informed at every stage.

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11/01/2026

Leg swelling, pain, or heaviness is not always a vein problem.
USG Doppler of lower limbs helps identify whether the cause is venous, arterial, or systemic—so treatment is accurate, not guesswork.

পা ফোলা বা ব্যথা হলে শুধু চোখে দেখে সিদ্ধান্ত নেওয়া ঠিক নয়।
USG ডপলার আসল কারণ ধরতে সাহায্য করে।

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10/01/2026

Ascites means fluid (jol) collection in the abdomen — but it is not a disease, it is a sign.

On ultrasound, we do not just say
“পেটে জল আছে”.

We ask why.

Is the cause:
• Liver disease?
• Heart weakness?
• Kidney failure?

Ultrasound helps detect abdominal fluid early and gives vital clues about the root cause — so treatment is accurate, not guesswork.

পেটের জল হালকাভাবে নেবেন না।
সঠিক কারণ জানলে, সঠিক চিকিৎসা সম্ভব।

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07/01/2026

Your ultrasound report says “bulky uterus” — and suddenly panic sets in.
But this is one of the most misunderstood lines in gynecologic ultrasound.

A bulky uterus does not mean the same thing at every age.

In your 20s or early 30s, it may simply be hormonal.
After delivery, it can be part of normal postpartum healing.
In your 30s–40s, with pain or heavy bleeding, it could suggest adenomyosis.
With pressure symptoms or focal masses, fibroids become more likely.

The truth most reports don’t explain:
👉 The scan alone doesn’t decide. Symptoms do.

If you or someone in your family has received this report line, don’t panic—ask the right questions.

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04/01/2026

Blood in urine can be frightening—especially in children. A normal ultrasound does not always mean everything is fine. This real case shows why clinical history, recent fever, and imaging together lead to the correct diagnosis. Ultrasound is a tool, not the final answer

01/01/2026

Blood in urine in a child is terrifying for parents.
Most people immediately think of kidney stones, UTI, or cystitis.

But in this 9-year-old boy, ultrasound showed no renal stones and no signs of cystitis.

The diagnosis changed only after one crucial step — history taking.
A recent episode of fever revealed the real cause:
post-infectious glomerulonephritis.

This is a reminder that imaging never works in isolation.
The right question can be more powerful than the most advanced scan.

If your child has haematuria, don’t rely on assumptions.
Early evaluation, proper history, and the right imaging make all the difference.

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30/12/2025

You can feel completely normal… and diabetes may still be damaging your body.

Long before pain, numbness, or wounds appear, ultrasound and Doppler start showing silent changes — fatty liver, early kidney damage, and reduced blood flow to the legs (diabetic angiopathy / PAD).

This is why many diabetic complications are detected late.
Symptoms come late.
Damage doesn’t.

If you’re living with diabetes, early screening can help protect your organs and prevent life-changing complications.

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