Scrotum Ultrasound Scan

• Duration: 15–20 minutes
• Cost: Transparent, all-inclusive pricing—check our online portal
• Location: Multiple Cadabams Diagnostics centres across Bangalore

Why Choose Cadabams Diagnostics

• Advanced high-resolution ultrasound machines with Doppler capability
• Radiologists certified in male reproductive imaging
• Online booking, digital reports, and WhatsApp follow-up support

Definition & Imaging Technology Used

A scrotum ultrasound scan uses high-frequency sound waves to create real-time images of the testicles, epididymis, and surrounding tissues. No radiation is involved.

Difference from Testicular Ultrasound Terminology

While “testicular ultrasound” focuses on the testes, the scrotum ultrasound scan evaluates the entire scrotal contents—testes, epididymis, spermatic cord, and any fluid collections—giving a more complete picture.

• Testicular size, volume, and echotexture
• Epididymis & vas deferens appearance
• Hydrocele or varicocele grading
• Presence of masses or cysts

1. Acute scrotal pain differential diagnosis
2. Infertility evaluation—check for varicocele or obstruction
3. Cancer screening or follow-up after treatment

Warning Symptoms

• Sudden or chronic scrotal pain
• Swelling or redness
• A new lump or change in testicular size

Routine Fertility Screening

Men undergoing fertility work-ups often need the scan to check for varicocele or obstruction.

Post-Trauma Evaluation

After sports injuries or accidents, the scan quickly identifies testicular rupture or haematocele.

• Painless and quick (15–20 minutes)
• Real-time imaging for immediate insights
• No ionising radiation—safe for children and adults

• Testicular torsion
• Epididymo-orchitis
• Varicocele & hydrocele
• Testicular tumours & benign cysts

• Clothing: Wear loose trousers; you’ll change into a gown.
• Hygiene: Gentle wash before arrival.
• Fasting: Not required.
• What to bring: Doctor’s prescription, valid ID, old imaging reports (if any).

• Valid doctor’s prescription (as per Karnataka regulations)
• Previous imaging reports for comparison, if available

• Early morning slots for shorter wait times
• Within 6 hours of acute scrotal pain onset to rule out torsion

• All male age groups, from newborns to seniors
• Pediatric patients: Parental consent and presence required

1. Registration & gowning at the front desk
2. Positioning lying on your back with a towel support
3. Application of warm gel and gentle probe movement
4. Image capture from multiple angles; Doppler added as needed

• Inform the sonographer of any skin infections or open wounds
• Mention latex allergy or metal implants (rarely relevant but good practice)

• Zero radiation risk—safe for all ages
• Limitation: Tiny calcifications <1 mm may be missed; follow-up may be needed if clinical suspicion is high