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Ultrasound Services
Gynecological
Transabdominal Pelvic Ultrasound
How it’s done:
âžœProbe is placed on the lower abdomen
âžœRequires a full bladder for clearer images
What it shows:
âžœUterus size and shape
âžœOvaries
âžœLarge masses or fibroids
âžœFree fluid in pelvis
Common reasons:
âžœPelvic pain
âžœAbnormal bleeding
âžœInitial pelvic evaluation
âžœMonitoring known fibroids or cysts
Transvaginal Ultrasound
How it’s done:
âžœA thin probe is inserted into the vagina
âžœEmpty bladder needed
What it shows (very detailed):
âžœEndometrial lining
âžœOvarian cysts
âžœEarly pregnancy
âžœFibroids
âžœSigns of infection or ectopic pregnancy
Common reasons:
âžœIrregular or heavy periods
âžœInfertility workup
âžœPelvic pain
âžœPostmenopausal bleeding
Sonohysterogram
How it’s done:
âžœSterile saline is placed into the uterus
âžœThen a transvaginal ultrasound is performed
What it shows:
âžœUterine cavity shape
âžœPolyps
âžœSubmucosal fibroids
âžœScar tissue
Common reasons:
âžœAbnormal uterine bleeding
âžœInfertility
âžœRecurrent miscarriage
Transvaginal Ultrasound
How it’s done:
âžœA thin probe is inserted into the vagina
âžœEmpty bladder needed
What it shows (very detailed):
âžœEndometrial lining
âžœOvarian cysts
âžœEarly pregnancy
âžœFibroids
âžœSigns of infection or ectopic pregnancy
Common reasons:
âžœIrregular or heavy periods
âžœInfertility workup
âžœPelvic pain
âžœPostmenopausal bleeding
Transvaginal Ultrasound
How it’s done:
âžœA thin probe is inserted into the vagina
âžœEmpty bladder needed
What it shows (very detailed):
âžœEndometrial lining
âžœOvarian cysts
âžœEarly pregnancy
âžœFibroids
âžœSigns of infection or ectopic pregnancy
Common reasons:
âžœIrregular or heavy periods
âžœInfertility workup
âžœPelvic pain
âžœPostmenopausal bleeding
What Is a Gynecological Ultrasound?
A gynecological ultrasound uses sound waves to create images of the female reproductive organs, mainly:
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It’s non-invasive, radiation-free, and one of the most common tools in OB-GYN care.
âžœUterus
âžœOvaries
âžœFallopian tubes (sometimes)
âžœCervix
âžœPelvic structures
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