Joint ultrasound — diagnosis of inflammation, injuries and degenerative changes
Knee joint ultrasound
Assesses the menisci, ligaments, joint space, and the presence of fluid, inflammation or degenerative changes.
Shoulder joint ultrasound
Performed to assess tendons, the joint capsule and bursae, and to detect tendinitis, tears and dislocations.
Ankle joint ultrasound
Allows detection of ligament and tendon injuries, fluid, inflammation and post-traumatic changes.
Elbow joint ultrasound
Assesses tendons, the joint capsule, and the presence of inflammation, epicondylitis and other pathologies.
Wrist joint ultrasound
Used to diagnose tenosynovitis, cysts, inflammation and impaired mobility.
Note:
Technical breaks of up to 30 minutes may occur during working hours.
An examination takes from 5 to 40 minutes.
