- Ultrasound: - Non-invasive, widely available, and cost-effective. - Real-time imaging, making it useful for guiding procedures like biopsies. - No radiation exposure, safe for pregnant women.
- MRI: - Provides high-resolution images, particularly useful for soft tissue contrast. - No radiation exposure, but more expensive and less accessible than ultrasound. - Time-consuming and may require the use of contrast agents.
- CT: - Faster and more detailed imaging of the entire abdomen and pelvis. - Involves radiation exposure, making it less desirable for routine gynecological use. - Often used in emergency settings or for cancer staging.
