Scrotal and testicular ultrasound in Pozzallo

Scrotal and testicular ultrasound performed personally by the radiologist, by appointment, at the practice in Pozzallo (RG), Italy. Report and explanation at the end of the scan.

Scrotal and testicular ultrasound

What it is for

Studies the testicles, epididymis and spermatic cord. Requested for scrotal pain or swelling, a palpable lump, trauma, suspected testicular torsion (emergency), varicocele, hydrocele, orchitis/epididymitis or investigation of male infertility.

Why it is done

Useful for pain or swelling of the testicles, a lump you can feel, trauma, or checks related to varicocele, hydrocele or infertility.

How it works

You lie down. Gel is applied to the scrotum and the probe is passed gently. Any acute pain should be reported straight away.

What I check

We assess the testicles, epididymis and spermatic cord, looking for causes of pain, swelling or lumps.

Is any preparation needed?

No. This scan needs no fasting and no preparation. If you have previous reports or scans, bring them with you: they help to compare and follow any change over time.

How much it costs

A single fee of €80 for every exam: includes the scan, the written report handed to you straight away and a spoken explanation. See fees

Frequently asked questions

Does the scrotal and testicular ultrasound hurt?

No, it is painless. The probe is placed on the skin with a little gel. It uses ultrasound, not radiation: it is safe and can be repeated as often as needed, including during pregnancy and in children.

Is any preparation needed?

No. This scan needs no fasting and no preparation. If you have previous reports or scans, bring them with you: they help to compare and follow any change over time.

Do I need a referral from my doctor?

For a private appointment it is not compulsory. If you have a referral, bring it along with any previous scans: it helps to focus the examination on the right clinical question.

How long does it take and when do I get the report?

The scan usually takes a few minutes. At the end I hand you the written report and explain in plain words what was found and whether further checks are needed.

Related scans

See all the ultrasound scans available or read about the practice and contact details.

This information describes the scan in general terms and does not replace your doctor’s advice. To find out which exam suits your case, ask your doctor or contact me.

Would you like to book this scan?

Online in a few steps, or by phone. By appointment in Pozzallo (RG), Italy.

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