Gynecological ultrasound

Gynecological ultrasound is a painless and non-invasive diagnostic method that provides a detailed visualization of the female reproductive organs, including the uterus, ovaries, and surrounding structures. This examination is often performed as a supplement to a gynecological examination (more about gynecological examination) and allows for an accurate assessment of organ status, monitoring of changes, or detection of potential abnormalities.

How is a gynecological ultrasound performed?

The examination is usually conducted using either the transvaginal or abdominal approach, depending on the indication and the phase of the menstrual cycle. Transvaginal ultrasound provides a more detailed view of internal structures, while the abdominal approach offers a broader image of the pelvic region.

The procedure is painless, quick, and does not require special preparation, and the results can be immediately explained to the patient.

Why is a gynecological ultrasound important?

Gynecological ultrasound is essential for the detection and monitoring of:

• Ovarian cysts and tumors
• Changes in the uterus or endometrium
• Myomas and other structural abnormalities
• Inflammatory processes in the pelvic region
• Pregnancy and its progression

In combination with a regular gynecological examination and, if necessary, a PAP test, ultrasound enables comprehensive diagnostics and preventive care.

Gynecological ultrasound at Polyclinic Atrijum

Ultrasound examinations at Polyclinic Atrijum are performed by an experienced medical team using modern equipment that ensures high-quality imaging and precise findings. Patients receive detailed explanations and recommendations for further steps, which ensures safety and complete understanding of their condition.