What diseases can be detected by urinary ultrasound?

Diseases detected by ultrasound of the urinary system:

1. Stones, which can detect the presence of stones in the urinary system, such as kidney stones, ureteral stones, bladder stones or posterior urethral stones.

2. It can detect whether there are malformations in the urinary system, such as repeated renal malformations or unilateral renal absence, repeated ureteral malformations or ureteral atresia, congenital renal pelveropelvic stricture, or bladder, urethra and other malformations.

3. It can detect whether the urinary system has large tumors, such as kidney tumors, ureteral tumors, bladder tumors or urethral tumors. It can also detect the size and location of the tumor and the color blood flow within the tumor.

4. Color Doppler ultrasound of the urinary system can detect whether a man has prostatic hyperplasia, measure the volume and size of the prostate, and the degree of urethral compression.

5. Color ultrasound examination of the urinary system can detect the residual urine and preliminarily evaluate the function of the bladder.

The urinary system consists of the kidneys, bladder, urethra, etc.

Therefore, there are some diseases that belong to the urinary system, which can be detected by ultrasound examinations such as B-ultrasound and color ultrasound.

Therefore, some kidney diseases such as diffuse kidney lesions, renal cysts, polycystic kidneys, medullary sponge kidneys, kidney tumors, kidney stones, renal tuberculosis, purulent kidneys, hydronephrosis, congenital lesions of the kidney, renal trauma, transplanted kidneys, renal vascular lesions, etc.

Ureteral diseases such as ureteral stones, ureteral tumors, congenital ureteral diseases, etc.

Bladder diseases such as bladder tumors, bladder stones, bladder foreign bodies, bladder tuberculosis, glandular cystitis, neurogenic bladder, bladder diverticulum.

Prostate diseases such as prostate cancer, prostatitis, prostate tuberculosis, prostate stones, prostate cysts, etc.

Urinary system color ultrasound is to check both kidneys, bilateral ureters and bladder, if there is abdominal pain in men, no gastrointestinal system symptoms are recommended to check the urinary system color ultrasound!

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The principle of B-ultrasound is to use ultrasound waves to penetrate the human body, and when the sound waves encounter human tissues, reflected waves will be generated, and the reflected waves will be imaged by calculating the reflected waves. The advantages of multi-directional observation and real-time imaging can examine organs such as the kidneys, ureters, bladder, and prostate. It is recommended to choose a regular hospital for diagnosis and treatment, and follow the doctor's instructions to take medication to avoid delaying the condition.

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Urinary color ultrasound is used to diagnose urinary stones, urinary tumors, and urinary obstruction, and patients can go to the Department of Urology to complete relevant examinations.

Patients need to pay attention to the following points, the first urinary stone patient needs to undergo drug stone expulsion, extracorporeal shock wave lithotripsy, and choose minimally invasive surgery when necessary**; In the second urological tract tumor patient, minimally invasive surgery was mostly used to remove the tumor, and regular radiotherapy and chemotherapy were the main ones after surgery. The last patient with prostatic hyperplasia was mostly treated with transurethral plasma resection of the prostate.

The main organs of urological ultrasound examination include urinary system organs, such as kidneys, ureters and bladder, and there is no gender difference in the examination. Color ultrasound is a common auxiliary examination tool for the urinary system, which is simple and easy to operate, and the operation is not time-consuming and radioactive, so color ultrasound is widely used in the urinary system. The contents of the urinary system ultrasound examination are as follows:

1. Kidney: Urinary system color ultrasound can observe whether there are stones, hydrops, tumors or cysts in the kidney, and under normal circumstances, more than 90% of kidney lesions can be clearly observed through color ultrasound. When color ultrasound is examined in the waist, there are muscles in the waist and intestines in front, and the shape of the two kidneys can be clearly observed by the probe after intestinal extrusion, so color ultrasound is the first choice for kidney examination, which is simple and convenient;

2. Ureter: The ureters are long, spanning the upper abdomen, mid-abdomen to the pelvis, and the ureteral lumen is thin, which is a slender muscular tube. As a component organ of the urinary system, the ureter is not sensitive to color ultrasound, so the ureter is usually not much in the examination on color ultrasound, only if there are stones at the end of the ureter or the upper part of the ureter, it can be found by color ultrasound;

3. Bladder: Patients usually need to hold urine during bladder examination, and as the urine fills, the bladder wall becomes thinner, and if there are lesions in the bladder such as tumors and stones, it can be clearly observed. The bladder is the most commonly examined organ of the urinary system, and color ultrasound is also the preferred examination tool for bladder examination.

Doing ultrasound to check the urinary system will not test the urethra.

Presumably everyone has a great understanding of doing color ultrasound, whether it is our stomach ** uncomfortable, we will choose this method to check, the first step to do color ultrasound is to hold urine, so, naturally we will realize that this is related to our urinary system, so, will color ultrasound be related to the urethra?

First of all, under normal circumstances, we need to know that the main examination of color ultrasound is the B ultrasound examination of the urinary system, which needs to check the ureter in the abdominal wall, but will not check the lower urethra, unless there are special circumstances. Moreover, doing color ultrasound is based on you** is not a symptomatic examination, not that as long as it is color ultrasound, all parts will be checked, which is a wrong idea. Therefore, the urethra will not be detected when the urinary system is examined by color ultrasound.

Usually, ultrasonography of the urinary system requires examination of the ureters in the abdominal wall, but does not examine the lower urethra, unless there are special circumstances, and the doctor will specifically indicate it.