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A total of 63 patients was examined by echosonography and allowed to determine the localization and size of the tumour particularly in progressed cases. The picture appearing on the video tube could be stored for about one hour and photographed for documentation. The method is considered reliable, but it is stressed that its result can be evaluated only together with those of tests applied in urology. The echo test is harmless and has no contraindications.
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