Testicular Ultrasound

Testicular ultrasound is an important area of radiological diagnostics, which makes it possible to assess the structure of the testicles and the surrounding tissues, to detect various pathological changes in good time and to plan appropriate management.

The examination is carried out with modern, high-resolution ultrasound equipment and in accordance with international standards, ensuring accurate and reliable diagnostic results.

What Does a Testicular Ultrasound Assess?


The examination assesses:

the size, shape and structure of the testicles;

the condition of the epididymis (the appendage of the testicle);

signs of inflammatory processes;

cysts, tumour formations and other structural changes;

signs of varicocele and hydrocele;

traumatic injuries;

where necessary, blood circulation by Doppler assessment.


Frequently Asked Questions

When is a testicular ultrasound recommended?

The examination is recommended in cases of testicular pain, swelling, changes in volume, trauma or other suspicious changes.

The examination makes it possible to assess the structure of the testicles and the epididymis and to identify various changes, including cysts, hydrocele, varicocele and other pathological conditions.

Yes. The examination does not use ionising radiation and is a safe, non-invasive diagnostic method.

Where necessary, a Doppler assessment may be added to the ultrasound examination, which makes it possible to assess blood circulation in the testicles and the surrounding structures.

Yes. The examination makes it possible to assess the condition of the testicles and the surrounding structures, which may be important when assessing problems related to fertility.

At the Universe reproductive medicine center the examination is carried out with modern, high-resolution ultrasound equipment and by qualified specialists, taking into account the individual needs of the patient.

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