Women

• The test is usually performed to assess the infection in the –

· Bladder

· Cervix

· Fallopian Tubes

· Ovaries

· Uterus

• It is also used to evaluate and monitor the health of developing fetus or embryo.

• The test may be used to diagnose symptoms such as pelvic pain and abnormal vaginal bleeding.

• It may also be used for the diagnosis of uterine fibroids, ovarian cysts, ovarian or uterine cancers

• A transvaginal ultrasound may be performed to have a clear view of the uterus lining (endometrium) and the ovaries. This test helps to evaluate the muscular wall of the uterus and allows a complete diagnosis of the uterine cavity.

• A 3-D pelvic ultrasound may be performed for infertile patients to gather information about the outer lining of the uterus and about uterine anomalies.

Men

• A pelvic ultrasound may be used to assess the bladder and seminal vesicles.

• A Trans-rectal ultrasound may be done to obtain a detailed view of the prostate gland.

Men and Women

Lower abdomen/pelvis test may be done to evaluate –

• Kidney stone

• Urinary bladder tumors

• Disorders pertaining to urinary bladder

Children

The test may help to evaluate-

• The anomalies of the genitalia

• Delayed or early puberty in young girls

Pelvic ultrasound may also be conducted to assist and guide needle biopsies. This test uses needles to extract a sample from the organs for the purpose of laboratory testing.

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