USG Follicular Studies TVS : 4 Visits
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Test Overview
USG Follicular Studies TVS Test
USG Follicular Studies TVS, or Ultrasonography Follicular Studies Transvaginal Scan, is a medical imaging technique used in gynaecology to assess and monitor the development of ovarian follicles in women. This specialised ultrasound procedure offers a detailed and real-time visualisation of the ovaries and surrounding structures by inserting a transducer into the vagina, providing a closer and clearer view compared to traditional abdominal ultrasounds.
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USG Follicular Studies Transvaginal Scan is primarily used in gynaecology to assess and monitor the development of ovarian follicles in women.
USG Follicular Studies TVS involves inserting a transducer into the vagina, providing a closer and clearer view of the ovaries compared to traditional abdominal ultrasounds.
It is crucial in evaluating ovarian function, tracking follicle maturation, and determining optimal timing for ovulation, especially in the context of fertility treatments.
Real-time imaging allows dynamic assessment of the ovarian cycle, aiding healthcare professionals in making informed decisions regarding fertility interventions.
Yes, it is often included as a standard diagnostic tool in fertility assessments to provide comprehensive information about ovarian function.
It offers crucial insights into a woman's reproductive health by visualising the ovaries and aiding in the pursuit of successful pregnancies.
Yes, by tracking the size and number of developing follicles, the procedure helps in predicting and optimising the timing of ovulation.
It contributes by providing individualised information about ovarian function, allowing for tailored fertility management.
The real-time monitoring provided by USG Follicular Studies TVS contributes to better success rates in reproductive therapies by optimising the timing of interventions and improving overall outcomes.
Yes, it is commonly used for routine monitoring in cases where assessing ovarian function and follicular development is essential for reproductive health.