Examination demonstrations
Ultrasound Protocol Library
Focused video demonstrations of systematic renal, bladder, transrectal, penile, and scrotal ultrasound examinations for qualified clinical learners.
Protocol demonstrations
Select an examination to review its scanning sequence.
Each page presents one protocol video with supporting preparation, technique, documentation, and self-review material.
Clinical content notice: Some protocol videos include medically necessary views of patient genitalia presented solely for professional clinical education.
Renal Ultrasound
Review patient positioning, transducer orientation, systematic renal survey, representative image acquisition, and documentation.
View renal protocol →Bladder Ultrasound
Review preparation, transverse and sagittal survey, measurement technique, adjacent structures, and required documentation.
View bladder protocol →Transrectal Ultrasound
Review patient preparation, probe orientation, systematic evaluation of the prostate and adjacent structures, measurements, and documentation.
View TRUS protocol →Penile Ultrasound
Review patient preparation, grayscale and Doppler acquisition, systematic vascular assessment, measurements, and documentation.
View penile protocol →Scrotal Ultrasound
Review bilateral comparison, grayscale and Doppler survey, evaluation of the testes, epididymides and spermatic cords, and documentation.
View scrotal protocol →Using the library
Use each protocol as preparation, review, and a starting point for supervised practice.
The demonstrations emphasize examination sequence and image acquisition. Local policies, equipment, patient factors, and the clinical question may require modifications.
- Before scanningReview preparation, positioning, equipment, and the required views.
- During supervised practiceUse the sequence as a checklist while receiving direct feedback.
- After the examinationCompare acquired images with the documentation expectations and identify gaps for review.
Build the foundation
Continue with the complete Urologic Ultrasound Course.
Use the full course for the principles, anatomy, limitations, and clinical context that support the examination demonstrations.