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Collection: Endocavity & Transvaginal Ultrasound

Q: What is endocavity ultrasound used for?

Endocavity ultrasound uses a probe inserted into a body cavity — transvaginally for OB/GYN and early pregnancy evaluation, or transrectally for prostate imaging — to get closer proximity to target anatomy than external imaging allows.

Q: What's the difference between transvaginal and transrectal ultrasound?

Transvaginal ultrasound is used for gynecologic and early obstetric imaging, while transrectal ultrasound is primarily used for prostate imaging and biopsy guidance. Both use a similarly designed endocavity probe.

Q: Which of your systems support endocavity imaging?

Endocavity imaging capability depends on probe compatibility rather than the base system alone — contact our team to confirm which of our ultrasound systems and probes support your specific endocavity application.

Equipped MD carries endocavity (transvaginal and transrectal) ultrasound capability for OB/GYN, urology, and fertility applications requiring internal imaging access. Endocavity probes provide closer proximity to pelvic and prostate anatomy than external imaging allows, supporting applications from early pregnancy evaluation to prostate assessment. See our Ultrasound Probes collection for compatible endocavity transducers, or our OB/GYN Ultrasound Systems collection for full diagnostic platforms. Financing and nationwide delivery are available.