What will I learn ?
1)Introduction of pelvic ultrasound
Definition of pelvic ultrasound
Types of pelvic ultrasound
2)Basic of female pelvic organs for ultrasound view
Anatomy of female pelvic organs
Physiological functions of pelvic organs
3)Differences of both ultrasound
Differences of transabdominal ultrasound and transvaginal ultrasound
Tvs assessment
TVs indication
Contraindications of pelvic ultrasound
4)Preparation of pelvic ultrasound
How the test is performed procedure
During examination rule
Before examination rule
After examination rule
5)clinical view of basic pelvic ultrasound image
Demerits of transvaginal ultrasound
Normal finding on tvs
Normal uterus
Anatomy of uterus
Normal follicles
Normal size of the ovaries
Gestational age with milestones visible on ultrasound
Miscarriage UK guidelines
Ectopic pregnancy
6)Clinical image finding with explanations in pelvic ultrasound
•A pelvic ultrasound is a test that uses sound waves to make pictures of the organs inside your pelvis. Your doctor might order this test to diagnose a condition, or to check the health of your baby while still in the womb.
In women, a pelvic ultrasound is used to view the:
•Cervix
•Fallopian tubes
•Ovaries
•Uterus
•Vagina
•Bladder
•In men, it’s used to view the:
•Bladder
•Prostate gland
•Seminal vesicles (glands that add fluid to semen)
•In women, doctors can use a pelvic ultrasound to:
•Find problems with the structure of your uterus or ovaries
•Look for cancer in your ovaries, uterus, or bladder
•Find an intrauterine device (IUD)
•Look for growths like noncancerous tumors, fibroids, or cysts
•Discover the cause of abnormal bleeding or pain
•Evaluate or treat fertility problems
•Monitor your baby’s growth during pregnancy
•Check for pelvic inflammatory disease (PID — an infection of your uterus, ovaries, or fallopian tubes)
•Diagnose an ectopic pregnancy (a fertilized egg that grows outside of the uterus)
•Find a tissue sample to remove from your uterus during an endometrial biopsy
•In men, a pelvic ultrasound can be used to:
•Check for problems with the bladder, prostate gland, and seminal vesicles
•Find bladder tumors or stones
