Private Ultrasound Testicular Scan Slough

Our Same Day Testicular Ultrasound Scans in Slough are performed by a Consultant Radiologist.

Testicular Scan Slough

Ultrasound is primary and one of the best imaging modalities to evaluate testicular problems. Performed by Specialist Doctors who provide you with a uniquely tailored assessment that will help identify concerns early. Gain peace of mind with Same-Day Results & feel confident in the care you receive.

Sonorad offers a highly specialised, unique service which provides a one-stop solution for Testicular Scans in Slough. We are dedicated to providing a cost-effective and convenient solution. A GP or medical referral is not required.

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What’s Included in a Testicular Scan?

Feel confident in the care you receive. Our specialists can interpret your scan and provide comprehensive advice if necessary. You do not require a referral before booking an appointment with our clinic — giving you back complete control of your health.

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One-to-One Doctor Appointment

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Performed by Consultant Doctors

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What is a Testicular Scan?

A scrotal ultrasound scan is a painless investigation that produces an image of the inside of your testicle using high-frequency sound waves. It is the imaging modality of choice for determining if a mass is cancerous (malignant) or benign (benign).

Your specialist will be able to establish the location and size of the abnormalities in your testicle through a scrotal ultrasound. It will also reveal whether the lump is in the testicle or separate within the scrotum, and whether it is solid or fluid-filled. A fluid-filled mass or accumulation around the testis is typically not dangerous. A more substantial lump could indicate that the growth is malignant.

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Testicular Scan FAQs

What is Ultrasound?

Ultrasound imaging is a non-ionising and non-invasive medical test that helps physicians diagnose and treat medical conditions. It is safe and painless. It produces pictures of the inside of the body using sound waves. Ultrasound imaging is also called sonography. It uses a small probe called a transducer and gel placed directly on the skin. High-frequency sound waves travel from the probe through the gel into the body. The probe collects the sounds that bounce back. A computer uses those sound waves to create an image. Ultrasound exams do not use radiation (No x-rays). Because ultrasound captures images in real-time, it can show the structure and motion of the body organs. Thanks to new additions as microflow can detect minor inflammations. Ultrasound images of the musculoskeletal system provide pictures of muscles, tendons, ligaments, joints, nerves and soft tissues throughout the body.

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What to expect during a testicular ultrasound?

Consultant radiologists evaluate the testicular size and its parenchymal texture. Ultrasound is the primary modality of choice to find and differentiate benign cyst from a suspicious lesion.
Ultrasounds evaluate varicoceles ( Dilated vessels), and their size and characterise whether these need urological referral or treatment. This is sometimes included for the infertility workup.
Hydrocele – a condition in which abnormal fluid accumulates in the scrotal sac and scrotum swells up.
Ultrasound is used in determining infection/ inflammation of the epididymis commonly known as ependymitis.
Ultrasound is used to find the Un descendant testicles ( Trapped in the inguinal canal or in the abdomen) during or after the birth. It’s helpful to the surgeons for a roadmap for surgery if necessary
Testicular Torsion- An emergency situation and ultrasound have the capability to determine the condition for a timely salvage procedure..

How do you prepare for a testicular scan?

No specific preparation is needed for the scan. No dietary restrictions. Radiologist may put some soft pad under the testicles for better visualisation and ultrasound probe contact.

Do you need to shave for a testicular ultrasound?

Shaving not necessary with modern scanners though shaving may give better sound wave penetration and resolution.

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Will ultrasound show testicular tumour?

Yes-Ultrasound has high sensitivity to identify suspicious tumours or indeterminate lesions and ability to define the benign lesions as cysts.

Can epididymitis be seen on ultrasound?

Infection and inflammations ( Commonly Known as Epididymitis) are the most frequent afflictions. Ultrasound highly accurate in defining the condition which helps clinicians to treat the condition.

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How fast do you get testicular ultrasound results?

We often discuss the scan results at the time of scanning. We also advise further imaging if things are not clear or refer the patient to appropriate doctors if need be. We aim to email within 24- 48 hours after the scan.

How will I receive my results?

A password protected result will be emailed to you and your referrer, your chosen clinician or your GP if you provide us the details.

Will a Consultant radiologist tell you if something is wrong?

Radiologists can go through the scan most of the time. If there is something not clear or indeterminate, the radiologist might ask you to come again or advise further tests or referral for more clarification.

Are there any risks associated with a testicular scan?

Ultrasound scanning is the safest modality and there are no known untoward affects till date.

Do you offer testicular Scans near me?

We operate our clinic from Manor Park Medical Centre, 2 Lerwick Drive, Slough, Berkshire SL1 3XU. Please note we are not part of Manor Park Medical Centre but use the premises.

We have people travel to us from many miles around Berkshire including Windsor, Hayes, High Wycombe, Ascot, Marlow, Hounslow, Uxbridge, West Drayton, Maidenhead, Marlow, Staines, Oxford, Richmond, Twickenham, West London.