EXPLANATIONS REGARDING TRANSVAGINAL DOPPLER AND ULTRASOUND EXAMINATIONS:
In a transvaginal Doppler ultrasonography examination, a thin device is inserted through the vaginal route to examine the vascular structures of female patients, particularly the uterus, ovaries, and adjacent organs.
During a transvaginal ultrasound examination, a thin probe is inserted vaginally to examine female patients for diseases affecting, in particular, the uterus, fallopian tubes, ovaries, and adjacent organs.
The date and time of your examination have been scheduled by the appointment office.
We kindly ask that you arrive at the location, on the date, and at the time previously communicated to you, having completed any other necessary procedures related to the examination.
You must arrive with an empty bladder for the examination. Therefore, you should use the restroom before coming to your appointment.
If your doctor deems it necessary, you may be asked to drink water after the examination and undergo the procedure again.
Your appointment time may be delayed due to the previous patient’s examination taking longer than expected, technical issues, or emergencies. We apologize in advance for any delays; please remember that the delay is likely due to another patient who also requires our attention.
When you come for your examination, please bring any previous radiological test results with you and hand them over to the relevant technologist or doctor.
At the end of your examination, you will be informed when and where you can pick up your results.
Under normal circumstances, the procedure takes approximately 25 minutes.
If you are unable to attend your appointment or would like more information about your test, please call 0216-578-4350, 4375, or 4376.