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USG KUB with PVR

2025-05-27 04:14:15
Respected Experts, What preparations need to be done for USG KUB with PVR . Do I need to do fasting, Do I need to empty my bladder, Do I need to full my bladder, Do I need to eat food ? Please explain in details , so that I can go for test without confusion. I have asked some diagnostic centres about this and they are not giving answers with clarity.
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4hr fasting With full bladder

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