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Endocavity Ultrasound

Endocavity
Ultrasound

What is Endocavity Ultrasound?

It is a diagnostic imaging technique in which a transducer is inserted into the body through natural orifices such as oral cavity, anal cavity, and vagina to obtain images of the internal structures. The high-frequency sound waves are used in this technique. This ultrasound is particularly used for the examination of the female reproductive tract, for example, the uterus, ovaries, and fallopian tubes. In males, it is used to examine the prostate gland.

What is Endocavity Ultrasound Used For?

An endocavity scan is used to detect the following conditions.
It is used for fertility evaluations.
This scan is used for prostate gland evaluations.
This ultrasound is used in early pregnancy assessments.
It is used to diagnose ovarian cysts, fibroids, and polyps.
It can detect abnormalities within the pelvic area.
This scan is used for the evaluation of the uterus, ovaries, and endometrial lining.

How is an Endocavity Scan Done?

A specially designed probe is used for an endocavity scan. This probe is covered with a sterile sheath and lubricated before being inserted into the body cavity. It is then gently inserted into the target cavity. This probe emits sound waves and obtains detailed images of the organs. Placing the probe closer to the organs allows a sonographer to get better pictures of the soft tissues.

Preparation Before The Scan

Following are the preparations for the scan

You may asked to wear loose-fitting clothes.
Empty your bladder right before the exam.

Results

The results of the ultrasound scan are interpreted from the images obtained from the probe. A doctor uses these images to diagnose a patient’s problem and treat it accordingly.

At Lincs Health, we provide the best endocavity ultrasound services. Our sonographers and technicians use technology to make accurate diagnoses. Lincs Health team focuses on patient care and satisfaction. Our doctors ensure precise diagnosis and the best treatment for the patient.