Ultrasound Imaging
WHAT IS ULTRASOUND IMAGING?
Are you an avid sports person and recently started to experience pain in one or more of joints this is technique would be perfect for you to understand with greater clarity what may be happening to the soft tissues of the region.
We use ultrasound imaging to diagnose common painful conditions of the extremity joints. These include shoulder and arm pain, hip and leg pain. This allows your healthcare provider greater certainty of the condition you have presented with. It will enable the healthcare provider to plan targeted treatment, getting you on the road to recovery more quickly.
WHAT IS ULTRASOUND IMAGING?
Are you an avid sports person and recently started to experience pain in one or more of joints this is technique would be perfect for you to understand with greater clarity what may be happening to the soft tissues of the region.
We use ultrasound imaging to diagnose common painful conditions of the extremity joints. These include shoulder and arm pain, hip and leg pain. This allows your healthcare provider greater certainty of the condition you have presented with. It will enable the healthcare provider to plan targeted treatment, getting you on the road to recovery more quickly.
FAQ’s For Ultrasound Imaging
What is Ultrasound Imaging?
Ultrasound imaging scans are painless and noninvasive procedures. They use high-frequency sound waves to produce images of the inside of your body – a sonogram, or ‘sound-drawing’. You’ll likely recognise these scanners as they’re commonly used with pregnant women to check-up on babies in the womb.
Ultrasound imaging is really useful if you have issues with pain and swelling as it takes images of the internal structures and displays them on a screen in real time. Most importantly the operator will have the ability to interact with your body during the scan to help get clear results and you to will be able to see what’s happening.
What is Ultrasound Imaging?
Ultrasound imaging scans are painless and noninvasive procedures. They use high-frequency sound waves to produce images of the inside of your body – a sonogram, or ‘sound-drawing’. You’ll likely recognise these scanners as they’re commonly used with pregnant women to check-up on babies in the womb.
Ultrasound imaging is really useful if you have issues with pain and swelling as it takes images of the internal structures and displays them on a screen in real time. Most importantly the operator will have the ability to interact with your body during the scan to help get clear results and you to will be able to see what’s happening.
How much is an ultrasound scan?
At the clinic we can perform musculoskeletal ultrasound scans of all extremity joints, including the hip. If you do not have a referral from a qualified medical practitioner such as your GP, Physiotherapist or other healthcare provider you can self-refer and we are able to assess your condition and recommend the appropriate scan when you book an appointment.
If you are a qualified healthcare provider please download our referral form and return it by email or call us on 0207 998 6883 and we can book the patient in direct and they can attend with their completed referral form.
Single region Diagnostic Ultrasound scan with report: £180
Please enquire for cost of multiple regions scanned.
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