Testicular ultrasound – evaluation of the male genital apparatus

Testicular ultrasound is an imaging method used to examine the testes, epididymis, and surrounding structures. It allows for detailed evaluation of anatomy and identification of any structural or pathological changes.

The investigation is recommended in cases of symptoms such as testicular pain, inflammation, volume changes, or suspicion of masses.

Testicular ultrasound is used for:

• evaluation of testicular pain
• detection of testicular masses
• identification of varicocele or hydrocele
• evaluation of inflammation (orchitis, epididymitis)
• monitoring of urological conditions

The procedure is painless, non-invasive, and does not use radiation. The examination is performed quickly in the office and requires no special preparation.

During the investigation, the physician can assess the structure of the testes and blood flow (via Doppler, if necessary), providing important diagnostic information.

Benefits of the investigation

• safe and non-invasive method
• rapid and accurate diagnosis
• no radiation exposure
• useful in early detection of conditions