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Ultrasonography
What is it?
Ultrasonography uses sound waves to generate real-time images of organs and tissues, helping in the diagnosis of various conditions such as tumors, cysts, and organ abnormalities.
Why is it important?
It is non-invasive, quick, and accurate, providing essential insights into health conditions like liver disease, kidney stones, and pregnancy monitoring.
Common Ultrasonography
Tests Include:
Ultrasonography – Abdomen & KUB (Female)
Ultrasonography – Abdomen and KUB Female
Ultrasonography – Abdomen and Pelvis
Ultrasonography – Breast
Ultrasonography – Calf
Ultrasonography – Chest
Ultrasonography – Fetal Well-Being
Ultrasonography – Fetal Well-Being (Twin)
Ultrasonography – Follicular Study
Ultrasonography – FWB
Ultrasonography – FWB with Abdomen
Ultrasonography – Kidney
Ultrasonography – Knee Single
Ultrasonography – KUB
Ultrasonography – NT Scan
Ultrasonography – NT Scan (Twin)
Ultrasonography – Orbit (B Scan)
Ultrasonography – Pelvis
Ultrasonography – Scrotum
Ultrasonography – Target Scan/Anomaly/TIFA
Ultrasonography – Target Scan/Anomaly/TIFA (Twin) Ultrasonography – Thyroid
Ultrasonography – Thyroid Gland
Ultrasonography – TVS
Ultrasonography – Whole Abdomen
Ultrasonography – Whole Abdomen Female
Ultrasonography – Thigh
Ultrasonography – Transcranial
Ultrasonography – TRUS
Ultrasonography – FWB (Early Pregnancy)
Ultrasonography – FWB (Biophysical Profile)
Ultrasonography Guided Aspiration Diagnostic
Ultrasonography Guided Aspiration Therapeutic
Ultrasonography Guided Biopsy Procedure
Ultrasonography Guided FNAC Aspiration Procedure
Ultrasonography Guided Prostatic Biopsy/TRUS Biopsy Ultrasonography Musculoskeletal
Ultrasonography Small Part Doppler
Ultrasonography Small Parts
Common Symptoms: Abdominal pain Pregnancy monitoring Unexplained swelling or masses Joint pain or injury
Price Range: Starts at ₹999, may reach up to ₹5,500 based on complexity.
FAQ’s
A: The ultrasonography - TVS is generally not painful. Some individuals may experience slight discomfort during the insertion of the transvaginal probe, but it is usually well-tolerated.
A: Yes, the TVS can be performed during menstruation if necessary, but the presence of menstrual blood may slightly affect the clarity of the images.
A: The TVS can detect various gynecological conditions, such as ovarian cysts, uterine fibroids, endometrial abnormalities, ectopic pregnancies, and early fetal development during pregnancy.
A: The TVS can detect a pregnancy as early as 4-5 weeks, allowing visualization of the gestational sac and early fetal development.
A: While the TVS can provide detailed images of the baby during pregnancy, determining the gender is not always possible, and it depends on the position and stage of the pregnancy.