Ultrasound Pelvis (TVS)

Service Description

Transvaginal ultrasound is when a slender transducer (an electronic device using sound waves) is placed into the vagina. The transducer does not go past the cervix. However, it is a closer view of the pelvic anatomy, therefore, providing clearer images to help identify possible pathology. A transvaginal ultrasound would typically be performed for the following reasons * An empty of not full enough bladder *Postmenopausal * Limited view abdominally *Requested by the provider *Fertility workup *Vaginal bleeding *Possible ectopic pregnancy *Pelvic pain *Prior Abnormal ultrasound Typically, both a transvaginal and transabdominal ultrasound will be done in the same visit.