Can vaginal ultrasound detect cervical erosion?

Vaginal ultrasound is an examination technique that can be used to detect some difficult-to-detect gynecological diseases. First of all, it can confirm adenomyoma, endometrial cancer, whether there are neoplastic cysts in the ovaries, polycystic ovary syndrome, chocolate cysts, etc. It can also detect cervical erosion, so vaginal ultrasound is of great value.

1. Sonographic manifestations of the endometrium during a normal menstrual cycle and the mature and immature follicles in normal ovaries (the so-called "ovulation detection").

2. Benign uterine tumors: 1. Adenomyosis; 2. Uterine fibroids.

3. Uterine malignancies: 1. Endometrial cancer; 2. Cervical cancer.

5. Ovarian tumor.

6. Make a clear diagnosis of early pregnancy as early as possible.

7. Abnormal early pregnancy, especially ectopic pregnancy (i.e. "ectopic pregnancy"), is a clinical emergency and may lead to death if not treated in time.

1. It is usually performed after a routine gynecological examination.

2. Ask the patient to urinate and take the lithotomy position.

3. Cover the vaginal probe with a disposable condom and apply disinfectant coupling agent inside and outside the condom.

4. The operator wears gloves, holds the probe handle with his right hand, and slowly inserts the probe into the vaginal vault.

5. Tilt, push, pull, and rotate the probe handle during operation to observe the entire pelvic structure.