Anatomy as seen via ultrasound

Ultrasound anatomy of the prostate - sectional view.		Ultrasound examination of the Prostate Transrectal ultrasound (TRUS) of the prostate is the standard method used to examine and biopsy a prostate. See all sections of the prostate Precise biopsies largely depend on how the prostate is presented in the ultrasound image. This is why B-K Medical created Triplane scanning and developed the simultaneous biplane technique.		Urology pages Office urology Prostate imaging Prostate anatomy Kidney imaging Penile imaging Testes imaging Product chart Technology Contrast 3D HistoScanning Doppler
		Triplane Triplane combines simultaneous biplane and endfire in one transducer.
Ultrasound anatomy of the prostate - transverse section.		Simultaneous Biplane Real-time images of the prostate in both the sagittal and transverse planes. If you see the prostate in two planes, its easier to target the sections you need for biopsies. Endfire For biopsies close to the apex of the prostate an endfire view, and a biopsy guide designed for use in endfire view, are ideal for precise, safe biopsies.
		Sterile single-use needle guides are available for the following transducers: 8818 triplane 8808e biplane 8667 endfire 8819 endfire Sterile single-use needle guides means: No risk for cross-contamination One patient, one guide Easy to use Pre-assembled and ready to use No need for additional preparation or cleaning following the exam