How is Endoanal ultrasound performed?
An endo-anal ultrasound assesses the anatomy of the anal canal. The examination will be performed using an ultrasound scanner placed within the anal canal. A picture will be generated which will allow identification of the muscles in the anal canal – this will then be used to help determine the best treatment for you.
What is an Endoanal ultrasound scan?
Endoanal ultrasound is a technique that provides imaging of the anal sphincters and its surrounding structures as well as the pelvic floor.
What is 3D Endoanal ultrasound?
Ultrasound investigation done as a part of surgical treatment, such as loose seton or fistulotomy. Other: 3D endodanal ultrasound. Endoanal ultrasound performed with two different transducers preoperatively during a fistula treatment procedure. Other Name: 3D endoanal ultrasonography.
What is an EndoScan?
EndoScan-V™ is a validated endotoxin detection and measuring software used to generate and report quantitative LAL test data. The program performs the requisite calculations and creates batch reports for product release. For added protection, it generates secure data and audit trails on all actions.
How do I prepare for an anoscopy?
No preparation is necessary for an anoscopy. However, it is often recommended that you have a bowel movement or empty your bladder to make the procedure more comfortable. If you or your doctor are worried about such a thing, they may provide a laxative or enema to prepare you.
What is a anoscopy procedure?
An anoscopy is a procedure that uses a small tube called an anoscope to view the lining of your anus and rectum. A related procedure called high resolution anoscopy uses a special magnifying device called a colposcope along with an anoscope to view these areas.
Are you sedated for an anoscopy?
An anoscopy is a minimally invasive surgery that doesn’t require too much time and doesn’t require any sedatives. Before the procedure is conducted, your doctor will ask that you take off all of your undergarments and position yourself into a fetal position on the table or bend forward on the table.