Male Pelvic Ultrasound
Please note: You will need a referral letter from a GP with an Irish Medical Council (IMC) number dated within 6 months.
Information on the Male Pelvic Scan
It is a non-invasive way to help identify any potential issues relating to the kidneys, bladder and prostate. Your doctor may also combine this scan with blood tests and urinalysis for a more accurate diagnosis.
Duration of the Scan
The examination lasts approximately 20 minutes.
If you have any questions or need further information, please don’t hesitate to contact us. We’re here to help you through every step of the process.
What to expect during your Male Pelvic Scan
- Procedure: Ultrasound gel will be applied to your abdomen. An ultrasound probe will be used to scan and examine the organs.
- Imaging: Multiple images will be taken for analysis by a consultant radiologist.
- Reporting: We aim to deliver the report to your GP within a few business days following your scan.
Organs examined during the Male Pelvic Ultrasound:
- The Kidneys
- The Adrenals (in young children)
- The Ureters (if dilated)
- The Bladder
- The Prostate
Locations available for this procedure
Dublin
Grafton Medical Centric Health
34 Grafton Street
Dublin 2
County Dublin
D02 XY06
Bray
Bray Women’s Health Centre
Bri Chualann Court
Adelaide Road
Bray
County Wicklow
A98N4C4
How do I Prepare for Male Pelvic Ultrasound?
To ensure we get the best possible images, here are a few things to keep in mind:
- You will need to have a full bladder for the scan. Partway through, you will be asked to empty your bladder to ensure it is emptying properly.
- Referral Letter: You will need a referral letter from a GP with an Irish Medical Council (IMC) number dated within 6 months. This can be sent via Healthlink or emailed to info@theultrasoundsuite.ie.
Typical reasons for the scan
- Prostate enlargement
- Urinary symptoms
- Investigating the cause of recurrent urinary tract infections
- Checking for stones
- Checking for masses
- Investigating abnormal renal function tests
- Checking for congenital abnormalities
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