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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 procedure is typically done under local anesthesia to minimize discomfort. While some patients may experience mild discomfort during the biopsy, it is generally well-tolerated.
A: Ultrasonography Guided Prostatic Biopsy is generally considered safe, but it may carry some risks, such as bleeding, infection, or discomfort. Your urologist will explain the potential risks and benefits before the procedure.
A: The tissue samples obtained during the biopsy are sent to a pathology laboratory for analysis. The results may take a few days to a week, depending on the laboratory's workload.
A: Most patients can resume normal activities within a day or two after the biopsy. However, it is advisable to avoid vigorous physical activity and heavy lifting for a few days to allow the biopsy site to heal.
A: If the biopsy reveals cancerous cells in the prostate gland, your urologist will discuss further treatment options and management plans tailored to your specific condition and the stage of the cancer.