Detailed Gynecological Ultrasound
In addition to routine ultrasounds, we offer specialized gynecological ultrasounds for the diagnosis and monitoring of specific conditions, such as infertility, hormone treatment follow-up, or ovarian reserve assessment.
How is Gynecological Ultrasound performed?
A gynecological ultrasound is a non-invasive diagnostic procedure that uses high-frequency sound waves to create images of the pelvic organs. The ultrasound probe is moved over the lower abdomen with a conductive gel applied to the skin. This method provides an overview of the pelvic region and is typically used for general evaluations.
Method of Conducting the Procedure
Gynecological ultrasounds can be performed transabdominally (through the abdomen) or transvaginally, depending on the case. The exam is safe, quick, and painless or minimally uncomfortable. In both methods, we ensure complete respect for the patient’s privacy and comfort, creating a welcoming and trustworthy environment.
This gynecological ultrasound format enables comprehensive monitoring of pelvic and reproductive health, promoting accurate diagnoses and personalized care.
Benefits of Specialized Gynecological Ultrasound:
- Accurate Diagnosis: Facilitates the diagnosis of complex conditions with more detailed imaging.
- Continuous Monitoring: Helps track the progress of treatments or specific gynecological conditions.
- Guidance for Effective Treatments: Provides essential information to plan the most appropriate treatment for each patient.
Aspects Evaluated:
Analysis of Specific Conditions:
The doctor tailors the ultrasound to the patient’s symptoms and medical history, focusing on relevant areas.
Detailed Evaluation of Ovarian Follicles:
In cases of infertility, the ultrasound assesses the quantity and development of follicles, indicating ovarian reserve.
Monitoring Hormonal Treatments:
For patients undergoing hormonal treatments, the ultrasound helps monitor the treatment’s impact and effectiveness.
Transvaginal Ultrasound:
In specific cases, a transvaginal ultrasound is performed, offering a more detailed view of pelvic organs.
