It includes types of radiology techniques with ultrasound in different ways (with pictures!!!!)

1. DIAGNOSTIC IMAGING OF
REPRODUCTIVE SYSTEM AND BREAST
NAME - TUSHAR SINGH
GROUP – MA1709O
FACULTY - MEDICINE

2. ULTRASOUND
[US]
Method of choice for
screening of SOFT tissue.
Widely used to assess of the
anatomy and topography,
congenital malformations and
pathological changes of the
reproductive organs in both
mature and young
individuals.
Of the currently used imaging
methods, it’s the only one
without contraindications
(limitations only on 1st
trimester).

3. TYPES OF ULTRASOUND
Trans-
Vaginal
Ultrasound
[TVUS]
Trans-
Abdominal
Ultrasound
[TAUS]
Trans-
Rectal
Ultrasound
[TRUS]

4. TVUS
Used in many cases.
Evaluation of the position, form, sizes, structure of
internal organs, enuresis, suspicion of Prostate
Carcinoma.
Intervention under the control of Ultrasound
[BIOPSY, PUNCTURE].

6. TRUS
Method of creating an
image of organs in the
pelvis.
Most commonly used to
perform an ultrasound
guided needle biopsy
evaluation of the prostate
gland in men with prostatic
nodules.

8. TAUS
To reveal the position, form, sizes
of Genital organs. To evaluate
structure of the organ.
To examine for cyst about its
position in correlation
with other organs.
To determine amount of residual
urine [to reveal obstructive
nephropathy].

10. METROSALPINGOGRAPHY
Roentgenography
of small
pelvis area by
introducing
contrast agent in
Uterine cavity, to
get images of
Uterine cavity and
tubes.
Used to evaluate
patency of the
Uterine tubes
patency
in Infertility and in
some
anomalies of
Uterus
development.

12. SELECTIVE ANGIOGRAPHY
It enables to find out Stenosis
or Oclussion of a vessel as a
cause of Impotency.
1
And also for confirming or
excluding the angiogenic nature
of Erectile dysfunction.
2

14. CAVERNOSOGRAPHY
It is performed for revealing
the site of massive blood
escape from cavernous
bodies [venous leakage].
In abnormal condition there
will be leakage of contrast or
significant curvature.

16. MAGNETIC
RESONANCE
IMAGING [MRI]
• It is performed in
insufficient
informativeness of
the above
mentioned imaging
techniques.
• Provides precise
details of body
parts, especially soft
tissues, with the
help of magnetic
fields and radio
waves.

17. HYSTERO-SALPINGOSCINTIGRAPHY
• An X-ray examination of a woman's uterus and
fallopian tubes that uses a special form of X-ray
called Fluoroscopy and a contrast material.
• The contrasting substance is an colloidal solution
or a solution of human serum albumin of blood,
tagged Tc.99m

19. MAMMOGRAPHY
• Mammography (also called mastography) is the process of
using low-energy X-rays to examine the human breast for
diagnosis and screening.
• The goal of mammography is the early detection of breast
cancer, typically through detection of characteristic masses
or microcalcifications.

21. THANK YOU!!
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