Sonography is an ultrasound-based diagnostic imaging technique widely used in the field of medicine to visualize muscles, tendons, internal organs, and other soft tissues in the body. The technique uses frequency to produce a spatial resolution of the sought organ image.

A sonography technician uses water-based gel to couple the ultrasound between the transducer and patient so as to produce an image. A sonography tech can also use a hand-held probe that is placed directly on and moved over the patient to come up with a clearer image of the scanned organ.

There are many sonography schools around that offer courses for this type of job. I'm sure you can find info about sonography classes and trainings online. Be sure to check out the one nearest to you.

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