Brief introduction: The intracavitaryvolume probe is used to obtain the coronal surface of the uterus that cannot beobtained by conventional ultrasound through three-dimensional automaticscanning.
Scope of application: 1. Uterine developmental abnormalities (such asmediastinal uterus, double horn uterus, double uterus, single horn uterus,etc., see Figure A~D); 2. Uterine space-occupying lesions (endometrial polyps,uterine submucosal fibroids, etc., see Figure E, F); 3. Uterine adhesions (seeFigure G); 4. Pregnancy in special parts (corner pregnancy, tubal interstitialpregnancy, cesarean section uterine incision scar pregnancy, etc., see FigureH, I); 5.The lowering, ectopic and incarcerated uterine contraceptive device(see Figure J); 6.Endometrial volume measurement.
Features and advantages: 1. It can display the coronal surface of theuterus, which makes up for the shortcomings of two-dimensional ultrasound; 2.It can show the shape of the uterus, the shape of the endometrium and thethree-dimensional structure of the uterine cavity disease; 3. It can show thesource of the uterine cavity disease
The relationship with surrounding tissues; 4. It can also observe the pelviccavity and bilateral adnexa area as a whole at the same time; 5. The inspectionis convenient, safe, non-invasive, and low cost; 6. It can be used as the firstchoice for married women to diagnose uterine malformations and uterine cavitylesions
Inspection Method.
Contact: 0551-62838542 Department of Ultrasound Medicine
