Indications
- Swelling of the scrotum.
- Trauma.
- Infection.
- Pain.
- Apparently absent testicles (swelling in the groin in young males).
- Haematospermia.
- Infertility.
Preparation
Preparation of the patient. No preparation is required.
Position of the patient. The patient should be supine. Lift the penis upwards towards the abdomen and cover with a towel. Apply coupling agent liberally to cover the Scrotum.
Choice of the transducer. If available, a 7.5 MHz sector transducer is preferable, especially for children. Otherwise, use of 5 MHz transducers.
Scanning technique
Scan both testes from different angles. Compare the testes at each projection.
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