Soft Tissue Swelling Ultrasound Scan

What is a Soft Tissue Swelling Ultrasound Scan?

A soft tissue swelling ultrasound scan is a simple, non-invasive method to examine swellings in the soft tissues of your body. It’s widely used because it’s affordable, easy to perform, and provides quick results. At Spashta Diagnostics, we offer this type of scan to help identify the cause of any unusual growths.

Common Causes of Soft Tissue Swellings

There are several reasons you might have soft tissue swelling on your body. Some common causes include:

Lipomas (fatty tissue growth)
Sebaceous cysts (skin cysts filled with oily material)
Ganglion cysts (fluid-filled sacs near joints or tendons)
Haematoma (collection of blood outside blood vessels)
Swollen lymph nodes
Various types of masses, tumors, cancers, or cysts

Ultrasound scans are often the first choice for evaluating soft-tissue masses since they’re safe and non-invasive.

Why Get a Soft Tissue Swelling Ultrasound?

There are several reasons you might need a soft tissue swelling ultrasound diagnostic examination:

To determine the nature of the swelling (whether it’s solid or fluid-filled)
Assess its vascularity (blood flow within the swelling)
Monitor any changes in the swelling over time
Follow-up after receiving treatment for a swelling

Our team at Spashta Diagnostics will conduct a thorough evaluation of the problematic area during your appointment.

What to Expect During Your Scan

When you come in for a soft tissue swelling ultrasound scan at Spashta Diagnostics, our experts will assess various aspects of the swelling, including its size, shape, and surrounding structures. This comprehensive evaluation helps us determine the nature of the swelling and provide appropriate recommendations for treatment or further examination.

If you’re concerned about soft tissue swelling on your body, schedule an appointment with Spashta Diagnostics today. Our skilled professionals will help put your mind at ease and guide you toward the best course of action to address your concerns.