The testicular ultrasound uses sound waves to create images of the scrotal contents – testes, epididymis, arteries and veins supplying blood to the testes. It looks for any evidence of:
- an infection in your testicle
- a benign cyst
- a testicular torsion, which is a twisted spermatic cord restricting blood flow to your testicle
- a testicular tumour
- a hydrocele, which is a benign collection of fluid around your testicle
- a spermatocele, which is a fluid filled cyst on the ducts of your testicles
- a variocele, which is an enlarged vein in the spermatic cord of your testicle
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