Ultrasound of Testicles and Scrotum Ljubljana
Ultrasound of Testicles and Scrotum Ljubljana
Ultrasound diagnostics allows you to perform various examinations of your body. Ultrasounds of the testicles, scrotum and urinary tract are common and routine examinations, performed professionally and discreetly.
Urinary tract and testicular ultrasound examinations
Ultrasound of the scrotum and testicles, as well as sechil, and the groin is non-invasive and painless diagnostic imagingwhich is used to examine various health conditions in these areas of the human body, revealing the causes of problems, and helps to make a correct and more accurate diagnosis treatment. Examinations reveal pathological changes such as varicose veins, cysts, tumours and more. It is a good idea to have an examination if abnormalities are suspected or if there is pain in these areas.
Ultrasound of the groin, testicles, urinary tract, scrotum and penis in Ljubljana
What is an ultrasound and how is an ultrasound scan performed?
In medicine, it is ultrasound is widely used It is used for diagnostic purposes, but can also be used for therapeutic purposes (e.g. crushing kidney stones). Use of ultrasound in diagnostic examinations does not harm the human body, research has found no harmful effects on the organism. The test sends high-frequency ultrasound waves into the body, which bounce off the tissues in different ways depending on the density of the tissue. The reflected waves are then received from the body and converted into a live image by a computer connected to the ultrasound machine.
Self-pay ultrasound of the testicles and scrotum
Ultrasound imaging is used for very safe, as it does not use the no radiation. Ultrasound can be used to see different structures in the testicles on the monitor. The examining doctor knows exactly which structures should be where. If a structure that is unusual for the testicles appears on the monitor, this may be a sign of the presence of various diseases. Ultrasound examination of the testicles can reveal tumours or fluid-filled cysts. In this way, the integrity of all the structures in the cladding can also be checked. Problems with blood circulation (e.g. as part of testicular torsion) can also be detected by ultrasound. In children with irregularly shaped testicles or testicles that have not fully descended into the scrotum (undescended testicles), ultrasound examination can clarify the current clinical picture. Ultrasound of the penis is an ultrasound that shows the blood flow in and out of the penis. If you have a curvature of the penis (penile curve), it can also measure curvature. These things can help your doctor decide which treatment is best for you. To perform ultrasound examination of the urinary tract apply ultrasound gel to the area to be examined and slowly move a small plastic probe over the area of interest. This probe transmits high-frequency sound waves into your body. The ultrasound machine then creates images of your organs based on the reflections of these sound waves. Please make an appointment for an examination attend with a full bladder and we recommend that you drink at least one litre of non-carbonated beverage in the two hours before the check-up. This helps us to see the bladder more clearly on the scan.
At the NYD Clinic, we offer the following ultrasound examinations in the area of the body around the genitals:
- Ultrasound of the testicles
- Ultrasound of the scrotum
- Ultrasound of the groin (hernia, lymph nodes)
- Ultrasound of the urinary tract (kidneys, bladder, prostate)
Pricelist
Ultrasound of the scrotum and testicles
90€
Ultrasound of the groin (hernia, lymph nodes)
90€
Ultrasound of the urinary tract (kidneys, bladder and prostate)
90€
Ultrasound of the testicles and abdomen
150€
Ultrasound of the groin and abdomen
150€
Ultrasound of the groin and testicles and abdomen
190€
Frequently asked questions
Ultrasound of the scrotum and testicles is a painless diagnostic procedure that uses sound waves to create detailed images of the scrotum and testicles. It helps to assess conditions such as testicular pain, swelling, stuck nipples or infertility problems. Ultrasound provides information on the size, shape, blood flow and any abnormalities of the scrotum and testicles.
Ultrasound of the scrotum and testicles is performed to diagnose a variety of conditions, including testicular torsion, epididymitis, hydrocele, varicocele, testicular tumours or undescended testicles. It helps to assess the structure, blood flow and presence of any abnormalities in the scrotum and testicles, which helps in the accurate diagnosis and appropriate treatment of these conditions.
Penile ultrasound is performed to evaluate a variety of conditions, including erectile dysfunction, penile abnormalities, priapism (persistent and painful erections), Peyronie's disease (curvature of the penis) or suspected blood flow problems. It helps to assess the structures and blood vessels in the penis and assists in the diagnosis and appropriate management of these conditions.
Urinary ultrasound is a non-invasive and painless imaging procedure that uses sound waves to create images of the kidneys, bladder, prostate and other structures in the urinary system. It helps assess conditions such as kidney stones, urinary tract infections, cysts, tumours or urinary blockages. Ultrasound provides valuable information about the size, shape and function of the urinary tract organs.
Urinary ultrasound is performed to assess and diagnose various conditions of the urinary system. It helps to assess the size of the kidneys, identify kidney stones or other obstructions, detect bladder abnormalities, assess the health of the prostate in men and examine the overall structure and function of the urinary tract. It provides valuable information for diagnosis, treatment planning and monitoring of the urinary tract.
Ultrasound of the groin is a completely painless diagnostic procedure that uses sound waves to create images of the groin area. It helps assess conditions such as hernias, lymph nodes, blood vessel abnormalities or tumours in the groin area. Ultrasound provides detailed information about the structures and tissues in the groin area, which helps in diagnosis and treatment planning.
An ultrasound of the groin is performed to assess various conditions affecting the groin area. It helps to assess hernias (such as inguinal or femoral hernias), swollen lymph nodes, blood vessel abnormalities (such as aneurysms or blood clots) or tumours. Ultrasound provides valuable information to diagnose, guide treatment decisions and monitor the progression of these conditions.
Our patients' opinions
My husband is embarrassed to write a comment, but it is important to point out that with the quick response of the NYD clinic and the ultrasound, we were able to identify the problem in time and then had the cyst in his scrotum removed in time.
THANK YOU. Igor and I are grateful to you from the bottom of our hearts!💗
I came to the NYD Clinic for a penile ultrasound. I was nervous before going to the clinic, but I was able to relax completely during the visit as the staff are extremely professional and friendly.
Inspection passed
The testicular ultrasound was performed superbly and efficiently.
I'm bringing the NYD clinic to everyone!
The ultrasound itself and the service of the NYD clinic in general were well done.
Recommended😁
NYD team
The NYD clinic's ultrasound team is made up of experienced radiology specialists. This ensures that our clients receive appropriate ultrasound treatment and diagnostics, and that the examination is performed to a high standard.
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