The process of using ultrasound to determine the presence of a centrally located mass in the brain is called:
A) computed tomography.
B) echoencephalography.
C) electroencephalography.
D) myelogram.

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Echoencephalography involves using ultrasound to create images of the brain and can be used to determine the presence of a centrally located mass. Computed tomography and myelogram are imaging tests that use different technology and are not typically used to image the brain. Electroencephalography is a test that measures the electrical activity of the brain and is not used to image the brain for masses.

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