Testicular Doppler Ultrasound

Testicular ultrasound is an imaging procedure to examine the scrotum, to help identify the blood flow within it.

A testicular ultrasound is done to help determine the reason for pain in the testicles, show how blood is circulating through the testicles, or determine the reason why one or both testicles have become enlarged, among others.

Doppler ultrasound demonstrates the absence or decreased flow in the testes and the affected spermatic cord. The results obtained are very useful and can be of great help when opting for restorative surgical conduct or conduct with medical treatment.

Diseases that you can detect are:
- Testicular torsion.
- Orchitis.
- Varicocele.
- Cysts and tumors of the epididymis.
-Testicular cancer.
- Testicular hydrocele.
- Scrotal hernias.
-Testicular microcalcifications.