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Testicular
To evaluate scrotal abnormalities, including masses; pain or trauma; testicular torsion (twisting of the spermatic cord that contains blood vessels that supply the testes); an absent or undescended testicle; inflammation; abnormal blood vessels; and fluid accumulation.
What is being visualized?
- Testicles
What Is The Procedure?
- Help determine why one or both testicles have become larger
- To look at a mass or lump in one or both of the testicles
- Find the reason for pain in the testicles
- Show how blood flows through the testicles
Who Is At Risk?
01.
Individuals With
- High Blood Pressure
- Diabetes
- High Cholesterol
- Smoker/History of Smoking
02.
Individuals With The Following Symptoms
- Testicular pain
- Scrotal enlargement
- Other symptoms not listed above
03.
How To Prepare
- There is no special prep for this exam
