Ultrasound examination of the male genital organs

An ultrasound examination of the male genital organs is used to assess the condition of the male reproductive organs, testicles, epididymis, vas deferens, and the pelvic region.

Why is an ultrasound examination of the male genital organs needed?

A male genital ultrasound may be performed to:

• evaluate the presence of a lump, mass, or swelling in the testicles;
• detect testicular injuries or investigate testicular pain;
• examine swelling, inflammation, cysts, or other changes of the foreskin or penis;
• assess the structure of the penis after an injury or surgery;
• monitor the condition after surgery or treatment.

What do you need to know about an ultrasound examination of the male genital organs?

• No preparation is required for a male genital ultrasound examination.