The scan can show the normal testes, epidydimis and scrotal contents.
It will show if there is a normal blood flow to both testes or if there is any inflammation or tumour. Varicocoeles, epidydimal cysts and hydrocoeles can also be detected.
Your scan will be performed by a radiologist who is a doctor specially trained in ultrasound scanning. You will be asked to lie on an examination bed and to remove your pants and trousers. You will be covered so only the scrotum is exposed. Lubricant gel is applied to the scrotum and a small probe is applied to the area. This produces sound waves which convert into an image of the testicles on the screen. The investigation does not hurt and will take approximately 10 minutes to perform.

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