Ultrasound Modalities &
Standardized Templates
UltraReport comes pre-loaded with peer-reviewed findings, normal cutoffs, and dynamic grammar formulas across all major diagnostic ultrasound investigations.
Whole Abdomen Ultrasound (Male / Female)
Liver shows normal span (≤15.0 cm) and uniform parenchyma. Gall bladder is well-distended with clear lumen. No calculus or biliary dilatation. Spleen is normal (≤12.0 cm).
Normal sonographic examination of whole abdomen with unremarkable solid viscera.
Upper Abdomen Study
Parenchymal echotexture within normal limits. Normal intrahepatic biliary radicles. No focal solid or cystic space occupying lesion.
Unremarkable upper abdominal sonogram.
KUB & Prostate Ultrasound
Both kidneys show normal position, shape, and cortical thickness. No calculus or hydronephrosis. Prostate volume ≤25 cc with smooth capsule. PVR <20 cc.
Normal bilateral kidneys and urinary bladder without calculus or obstructive uropathy.
Pelvic & Transvaginal Ultrasound (TVS)
Uterus is anteverted with homogenous myometrium. Endometrial thickness within normal proliferative/secretory limits. Bilateral ovaries normal in volume with active follicles.
Normal pelvic sonographic study with unremarkable uterus and bilateral adnexa.
Obstetric & Fetal Biometry (2nd / 3rd Trimester)
Single live intrauterine gestation in cephalic/breech presentation. Fetal biometric parameters correspond to calculated gestational age with adequate liquor (AFI 10-18 cm).
Single live intrauterine pregnancy of approx 24 weeks gestation showing normal interval growth.
Thyroid & Neck Ultrasound
Bilateral thyroid lobes and isthmus are normal in dimensions with homogeneous ground-glass echogenicity. No discrete cystic or solid nodules (EU-TIRADS 1).
Normal thyroid ultrasound without focal nodular or diffuse parenchymal disease.
Scrotal & Testicular Doppler
Both testes are intra-scrotal, symmetrical with homogenous echotexture and normal spectral Doppler flow. No hydrocele, epididymitis, or varicocele dilatation.
Normal scrotal sonogram and color Doppler examination.
Bilateral Breast Ultrasound (Sonomammography)
Symmetrical glandular tissue without dominant discrete mass, microcalcification, or architectural distortion (BI-RADS Category 1).
Negative for discrete sonographic abnormality (BI-RADS 1).