Scrotal swelling is a swelling of the scrotal sac, caused by injury or disease. This condition can be caused by a buildup of fluid, inflammation, or an abnormal growth in the scrotum. The scrotum is the skin that covers the testicles, where sperm and male sex hormones are produced, stored, and transported. The disease can occur at any age, including children.

Along with semen analysis, scrotal ultrasound is an effective diagnostic method for abnormalities of the testicles, epididymis and spermatic cord that cause infertility in men. Scrotal ultrasound is simple, non-invasive and helps to accurately diagnose diseases of the scrotum.

Penile ultrasound is a simple method but plays an important role in detecting and treating diseases related to this important organ. When performing a penile ultrasound, some diseases can be detected such as varicocele, orchitis,...

Ultrasound diagnosis of testicular trauma can reliably assess scrotal injuries and testicular ruptures with high accuracy. Ultrasound can provide important information regarding testicular perfusion, adding diagnostic information prior to making surgical decisions.