Ultrasound templates- Penis – Erectile State (Grayscale + Doppler)

📝 PENIS ULTRASOUND TEMPLATES

🧾 Penis – Flaccid State (Grayscale)

🧾 Penis – Flaccid State (Grayscale + Doppler)

🧾 Penis – Erectile State (Grayscale + Doppler)

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NORMAL FINDINGS

📄 Normal study

BENIGN PENILE CONDITIONS

📄 Lipoma

📄 Epidermoid / Inclusion cyst

📄 Peri-urethral cyst

📄 Peyronie’s plaque (non-calcified)

📄 Calcified Peyronie’s plaque

📄 Corporal fibrosis

📄 Post-traumatic hematoma

📄 Post-surgical scar / fibrosis

INFECTIVE / INFLAMMATORY

📄 Penile abscess

📄 Cavernositis

📄 Penile cellulitis

TRAUMATIC CONDITIONS

📄 Penile fracture

📄 Penile contusion

MASS LESIONS (LOCAL DETECTION)

📄 Benign solid penile mass

📄 Suspicious penile mass

DOPPLER FINDINGS – ERECTILE STATE

📄 Normal arterial inflow and veno-occlusive function

📄 Reduced peak systolic velocity (Arteriogenic insufficiency)

📄 Persistently elevated end-diastolic velocity (Venogenic leak)

📄 Mixed vascular insufficiency

📄 Delayed systolic upstroke

📄 Asymmetrical cavernosal arterial flow

📄 Reversal of diastolic flow

📄 Absent cavernosal arterial response

📄 Focal arterial stenosis / occlusion

📄 Perilesional hyperemia (associated inflammation)

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ULTRASOUND FINDINGS IN PENIS

BENIGN PENILE CONDITIONS

Penile Lipoma
Epidermoid / Inclusion Cyst
Peri-urethral Cyst
Peyronie’s Plaque (Non-calcified)
Calcified Peyronie’s Plaque
Corporal Fibrosis
Post-traumatic Hematoma
Post-surgical Scar / Fibrosis

INFECTIVE / INFLAMMATORY

Penile Abscess
Cavernositis
Penile Cellulitis

TRAUMATIC CONDITIONS

Penile Fracture
Penile Contusion

MASS LESIONS (LOCAL DETECTION)

Benign Solid Penile Mass
Suspicious Penile Mass

DOPPLER FINDINGS – ERECTILE STATE

Normal arterial inflow and veno-occlusive function
Reduced peak systolic velocity (Arteriogenic insufficiency)
Persistently elevated end-diastolic velocity (Venogenic leak)
Mixed vascular insufficiency
Delayed systolic upstroke
Asymmetrical cavernosal arterial flow
Reversal of diastolic flow
Absent cavernosal arterial response
Focal arterial stenosis / occlusion
Perilesional hyperemia (associated inflammation)

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Declaration:
I, R. K. Mouj, declare that the material presented in this Upper Abdomen Ultrasound (Male) report template has been prepared solely for educational and academic purposes. Any measurements, descriptions, or example findings provided are illustrative in nature. Clinical correlation, relevant laboratory investigations, follow-up imaging, and professional judgment are essential before making diagnostic or management decisions.

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