Role of High Resolution Sonography and Color Doppler Flow Imaging in the Evaluation of Scrotal Pathology

Abstract

The present study was undertaken to evaluate the usefulness and accuracy of high-resolution sonography, Color Doppler flow imaging and Power Doppler techniques in scrotal abnormalities and to use this multifold data to reduce diagnostic difficulties of these cases.To determine the imaging characteristics and efficacy of real-time, grayscale sonography in the detection of scrotal lesions, and evaluate the sonographic features in characterization, nature (cystic or solid) and the vascularity of these scrotal lesions. To classify scrotal lesions whether intra testicular or extra testicular. To differentiate between benign and malignant nature of a known scrotal mass and to correlate the sonographic findings with guided FNAC and or biopsy wherever indicated.