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ultrasound of liver and spleen

i had an ultrasound done on friday on liver  dont have results yet butt what were the red and blue high lighted areas on my ultrasond mean
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frijole....yeah...heaven forbid you get a glimpse of any test they perform on us....these techs sometimes act as if they are guarding the national secret     lol

I Always say to the tech..."so what did you see"  they always say" can"t tell you "  I always say'''why don't you know how to read it.   they always frown.......
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They have moved the equipment around where I got mine so that I couldn't see anything.  Booo.  
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That means you are pregnant ! With twins ! Red for a girl and Blue for a boy. Congrats!

Just kidding, Garyw beat me to it with a very good explanation.
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The colors indicate bloodflow and it's direction within an organ. Blue in one direction, red in the opposite direction.
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