USG TRUS (Transrectal Ultrasound) is a specialized ultrasound examination that provides detailed imaging of the prostate and surrounding structures. It is performed to evaluate prostate abnormalities, enlargement, inflammation, and other urological conditions and may assist in image-guided prostate biopsy and treatment planning.
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Depending on the findings, your doctor may recommend PSA testing, urine or blood tests, MRI prostate, prostate biopsy, or consultation with a urologist.
TRUS places the ultrasound probe closer to the prostate, providing more detailed visualization of the prostate and seminal vesicles than an abdominal approach in many situations.
Yes. TRUS is a safe, radiation-free procedure that uses sound waves for imaging.
Yes. TRUS helps identify suspicious areas in the prostate and is commonly used to guide biopsies for further evaluation.
Men with urinary symptoms, elevated PSA levels, suspected prostate disorders, infertility issues, or abnormal rectal examination findings may be advised to undergo this test.