Ultrasonographic examination with color Doppler of the testicles

Candidates for UZV CD of the testicles include men who experience symptoms such as pain, swelling, changes in testicle size, or other issues related to the testicles. This examination may also be recommended if there is suspicion of abnormalities based on other clinical findings or tests.

In most cases, preparation for UZV CD of the testicles is not required. The patient may need to remove the lower part of clothing to allow access to the testicles. However, specific preparations depend on the doctor's instructions and the specifics of each examination.

Patient's position: The patient usually lies on their back during the examination. Application of gel: Gel is applied to the testicle area to improve contact between the skin and the ultrasound probe. Ultrasonographic examination: The doctor or ultrasound technician uses an ultrasound probe to capture images of the testicles and applies color Doppler technology to analyze blood flow.

Results of UZV CD of the testicles provide information about the structure of the testicles, the presence of tumors, inflammation, or other abnormalities, as well as blood flow in that area. These results assist doctors in making a diagnosis and planning further treatment.

After UZV CD examination of the testicles, special precautions are usually not necessary. The patient can return to their regular activities. It is important to follow the doctor's instructions regarding any further treatment or additional tests based on the examination results.