Novasono. Advanced Women's Ultrasound Platform
Novasono. Advanced Women's Ultrasound Platform
Novasono, a clinical innovation company advancing the diagnosis of complex women's health conditions through evidence-based ultrasound. We focus on two of the most underdiagnosed disorders in women's healthcare — and deliver answers in a single ultrasound examination.
When Routine Ultrasound Is Not Enough
A standard pelvic ultrasound may not fully evaluate endometriosis, adhesions, bowel involvement, the ureteral region, ligaments, compartment analysis, or pelvic floor dysfunction. Novasono offers advanced ultrasound protocols designed to look beyond a routine exam.
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THE NOVASONO DIFFERENCE
Up to 10% of women of reproductive age are living with endometriosis, most of them undiagnosed for 6–10 years. For decades, women were told that the only way to confirm endometriosis was through surgery. That era is over.
Get mapped it, before Lap it. Get diagnosed early. Avoid surgery. Your body deserves answers now, not 10 years from now.
Pain when sitting, urine leakage when coughing, laughing, or exercising, frequent or urgent urination, painful urination, constipation, or difficulty emptying your bowels—these concerns deserve attention.
Our diagnostic evaluation can help your doctor better understand what may be contributing to your symptoms and guide treatment tailored to your needs.
Why do you leak? Now it can be measured
The Bladder Control Protocol (BCP) is an advanced dynamic ultrasound exam developed at Miami Sonogram / Novasono Corporation to evaluate urinary control in female patients. It looks at why urine leaks, not only that it leaks. In one gentle, external exam we watch your bladder and urethra move while you rest, cough and push, and we record multiple parameters, many measured both at rest and under strain.
No catheter. No needle. No dye. No radiation. From numbers to an answer. A new evaluation route for women's urinary incontinence.
Each result points to a clear next step, so your doctor can choose the right treatment for the cause from the start, instead of trying one treatment after another.
Most bladder problems are judged only by a questionnaire and physical examination. The Bladder Control Protocol measures them. Each of the 15 parameters answers a specific question about why you leak.