Ultrasound templates- Penis – Flaccid State (Grayscale + Doppler)
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📝 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 – FLACCID STATE
📄 Normal cavernosal arterial flow
📄 Reduced peak systolic velocity (↓ PSV)
📄 Absent cavernosal arterial flow
📄 Asymmetrical cavernosal artery flow
📄 High-resistance arterial waveform
📄 Low-resistance arterial waveform
📄 Elevated end-diastolic velocity (EDV)
📄 Abnormal resistive index (RI)
📄 Perilesional hyperemia (inflammation)
📄 No abnormal color flow (non-vascular lesion)
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ULTRASOUND FINDINGS IN PENIS
BENIGN PENILE CONDITIONS
INFECTIVE / INFLAMMATORY
TRAUMATIC CONDITIONS
MASS LESIONS (LOCAL DETECTION)
DOPPLER FINDINGS – FLACCID STATE
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Declaration:
I, R. K. Mouj, declare that the material presented in this
Penis – Flaccid State (Grayscale + Doppler) Ultrasound report template has been prepared
solely for educational and academic purposes.
All anatomical descriptions, cavernosal tissue evaluation,
tunica albuginea assessment, vascular flow analysis of cavernosal arteries,
dorsal vein and artery evaluation, Doppler waveform interpretation,
and example observations provided are illustrative in nature.
Clinical correlation, functional assessment where indicated,
pharmacological erection studies if required,
and professional medical judgment are essential before making any
diagnostic or management decisions.
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