Transvaginal Colour Doppler

Since the pioneering work of Donald and his first Lancet paper in 1958, the use of ultrasound in obstetrics and gynaecology has evolved rap­ idly. The introduction of grey scale techniques enhanced our ability to identify different tissues on the basis of their texture. However, it was the introduction of the linear array real-time scanner in the mid seven­ ties that changed ultrasound from being an "eccentric art form" to a readily available and usable technique. This led to the first reports o