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Musculoskeletal (MSK) Ultrasound
Detailed ultrasound imaging of joints, tendons, ligaments, and soft tissues to investigate pain, injury, swelling, or restricted movement. Scans are region-specific and ideal for sports-related conditions and general MSK assessment.
- Assesses rotator cuff tendon tears or injuries
- Detects bursitis and signs of impingement
- Evaluates frozen shoulder and limited mobility
- Checks for arthritis or inflammatory joint changes
- Ideal for: Acute or chronic shoulder pain, reduced range of motion, or stiffness
- Assesses tendons and ligaments for rupture or strain
- Carpal tunnel evaluation
- Evaluates masses like ganglia or Dupuytren’s nodules
- Checks for osteoarthritis and joint degeneration
- Reviews restricted movement (e.g., trigger finger)
- Ideal for: Pain, tingling, numbness, or finger locking symptoms
- Evaluates adductor muscle tears or tendon injuries
- Assesses for snapping hip syndrome
- Joint integrity and labral surface assessment
- Detects bursitis and joint effusion
- Ideal for: Chronic hip pain, stiffness, or snapping sensation
- Evaluates the knee joint for meniscal injuries, ligament or tendon tears, and post-traumatic changes
- Detects joint effusion, bursitis, and signs of osteoarthritis or inflammatory arthropathy
- Assesses for Baker’s cysts, synovial thickening, and surrounding soft tissue abnormalities
- Ideal for: Swelling, joint instability, reduced range of motion, or follow-up of previous injury
- Assesses for tendon or ligament sprains and tears
- Achilles tendon imaging
- Evaluates plantar fascia and plantar plates
- Detects Morton’s neuroma and bursitis
- Identifies masses such as ganglion cysts or fibromatosis
- Ideal for: Localised foot pain, sports injuries, and mobility issues
- Evaluates tendon and ligament tears or inflammation (e.g., tennis/golfer’s elbow)
- Assesses for nerve impingement or subluxation
- Detects bursitis and joint effusion
- Checks for signs of arthritis or inflammation
- Ideal for: Elbow pain, swelling, and sports-related injuries
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Lumps, Bumps & Hernia Assessment (Soft Tissue)
High-resolution ultrasound assessment of superficial swellings, subcutaneous masses, and abdominal wall hernias—used for diagnosis, monitoring, or pre-referral imaging.
- Lipomas: Benign fatty lumps, often soft and mobile under the skin
- Sebaceous/Epidermoid Cysts: Common skin cysts with possible infection or rupture
- Ganglion Cysts: Fluid-filled swellings typically around joints or tendons (e.g. wrist, foot)
- Fibromas / Dermatofibromas: Benign fibrous growths
- Vascular Lesions: Including haemangiomas or venous malformations (appearance may vary)
- Abscesses: Fluid collections, often with peripheral inflammation or pain
- Enlarged Lymph Nodes: May be reactive or suggestive of pathology—morphology and vascularity are assessed
- Scar Tissue or Post-Traumatic Changes: Differentiation from new or recurrent swellings
- Ideal for: New or persistent swellings, pain, localised infection, or pre-referral imaging.
- Inguinal Hernia: Occurs in the groin; may be reducible or contain bowel/fat.
- Umbilical Hernia: Protrusion near the belly button, often in adults or postpartum patients
- Epigastric Hernia: Midline hernias between the umbilicus and sternum
- Incisional Hernia: Arises at the site of previous surgery
- Femoral Hernia: Less common; more frequent in females, below the inguinal ligament
- Spigelian Hernia: Lateral ventral hernias through the spigelian fascia
- Hernia Content Identification: Assesses whether bowel, fat, or fluid is involved
- Strangulation/Risk Features: Reduced vascularity or bowel obstruction features
- Dynamic Assessment: Performed with Valsalva (straining/cough) to enhance diagnostic accuracy
- Ideal for: Intermittent or visible bulges, groin pain, or surgical planning.