Get your Colour Doppler-TVS at Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy. Colour Doppler Transvaginal Ultrasound (TVS) is a combination of an in-depth pelvic Ultrasound examination and Doppler evaluation of blood flow in selected pelvic organs or structures. In fluid-filled pelvic abnormalities, it is useful for a doctor to use to assess the uterus, if the uterus is present, the ovaries, the adnexal regions, and the vascularity of the pelvic area. The exam is suggested if the patient experiences pain in the pelvis, heavy periods, ovarian cysts, and for other indications calling for extensive examination of the uterus and blood flow.

About Colour Doppler-TVS

This particular ultrasound technique uses a transvaginal probe to provide detailed images of the female pelvic organs and is called Colour Doppler-TVS. Colour Doppler is used to evaluate the direction and relative pattern of blood flow in specific blood vessels and abnormalities of tissue. Transvaginal ultrasound can give detailed pictures of the uterus, endometrium, the ovaries, and other pelvic structures. The Doppler is an additional benefit that adds information about vascularity and can be useful for other abnormalities of the ovary or the uterus when evaluating a woman's symptoms and other clinical findings. The exam is performed using sound waves instead of ionizing radiation and is performed if medically indicated, with the patient's permission.

What is Colour Doppler-TVS?

The term TVS is used for Transvaginal Sonography. It performs a transvaginal (through the vagina) ultrasound scan using a device with a high-frequency sound wave to obtain detailed pictures of organs in the pelvis. Colour Doppler creates an image showing the flow of blood in specific vessels and tissues and utilizes shifts in ultrasound signals. The exam can be helpful for evaluating ovarian blood flow/vascularity of masses in the pelvis, and selected uterine and/or endometrial abnormalities. It can also be used as part of the evaluation of suspected pelvic inflammatory changes, ovarian torsion, or early pregnancy-related problems depending on clinical indication. The colour Doppler results are analyzed with traditional ultrasound as well as medical history and symptoms and other investigations as required.

Common Reasons for Colour Doppler-TVS

• Abnormal uterine bleeding: Assessment of the endometrium and selected uterine abnormalities.
• Ovarian cysts or masses: Evaluation of the size, appearance, and vascularity of selected ovarian abnormalities.
• Suspected ovarian torsion: Assessment of ovarian appearance and blood flow when torsion is clinically suspected; urgent medical assessment is essential.
• Early pregnancy assessment: Additional evaluation when recommended by the treating clinician, particularly in cases of pain or bleeding.
• Uterine fibroids: Assessment of fibroids and their vascularity when clinically relevant.
• Endometrial abnormalities: Evaluation of selected changes in the uterine lining and associated blood-flow patterns.
• Infertility investigations: Assessment of pelvic anatomy and selected vascular features as part of a broader fertility evaluation.
• Suspected pelvic inflammation: Ultrasound assessment of pelvic structures when infection or inflammation is being investigated.
• Follow-up of pelvic abnormalities: Monitoring selected findings according to the treating doctor's recommendation.

Conditions Evaluated

Ovarian Cysts and Masses

Colour Doppler-TVS has proven value for looking at ovarian masses and selected masses and determining their ultrasound examination and blood flow. These findings can aid in clinical assessment; however, Doppler results cannot be used to differentiate all masses as being benign or malignant.

Endometrial Abnormalities

This exam evaluates the thickness and appearance of the uterus' lining. Depending on the clinical indication, Doppler may be used to offer more details regarding vascular patterns of a selected endometrial abnormality.

Pelvic Inflammatory Changes

If an inflammation or infection is suspected, ultrasound is used to detect some changes in the uterus, the internal organs of the ovary, and other pelvic organs. The results should be correlated with the clinical signs and paraclinical results.

Early Pregnancy-Related Concerns

Transvaginal ultrasound examination using the Doppler effect can help in the evaluation and early diagnosis of pregnancy-associated problems in certain cases. The timing for imaging and type of imaging should be based upon the treating clinician's judgment, and Doppler use during pregnancy is limited to the medically appropriate indications.

Why Choose Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy?

Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy is an NABL & NABH Accredited Diagnostics Centre holding a unique niche of advanced services in the fields of Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Pathology in a single place. The imaging team has access to state-of-the-art diagnostic imaging technology, established treatment criteria and procedures, well-trained radiology staff, and a patient-centered approach. We lead patients through the examination, informing them about the preparation that needs to be done, and making sure that patients are completely comfortable, private, and that appropriate safety measures are being used.

Book Your Colour Doppler-TVS

Schedule a Colour Doppler-TVS scan with Molecular Diagnostics and Therapy. Take your prescription, past ultrasound findings, and other medical records (if available). Let the sonography team know if you are pregnant or think you may be pregnant, and talk to them about any issues regarding a TV exam before it starts. This procedure is carried out at your request and with your consent.