Sports & Non-Surgical Orthopaedic Medicine
A Soft Tissue/Tendon Ultrasound with Dr. Ralph Rogers at The Clinica in Ascot provides a non-invasive diagnostic tool to assess injuries and conditions affecting your soft tissues and tendons. This imaging technique is crucial for accurately diagnosing sports injuries and guiding appropriate treatment.
A Soft Tissue/Tendon Ultrasound is an imaging procedure that uses high-frequency sound waves to create detailed images of muscles, tendons, ligaments, and other soft tissues. It is commonly used to diagnose conditions affecting the muscles, tendons, ligaments, and other soft tissues. This type of ultrasound is commonly used to identify injuries such as tendonitis, muscle tears, sprains, and strains, or to detect inflammation or fluid build-up. It is a non-invasive method that provides real-time images, helping physicians like Dr. Ralph Rogers accurately diagnose the issue and develop a targeted treatment plan, particularly for sports-related injuries or chronic pain conditions.
The procedure includes a thorough ultrasound examination of the affected area. Dr. Rogers will carefully evaluate the images to identify any abnormalities, such as tears, inflammation, or other injuries. The results will be used to guide your treatment plan, which may include non-surgical orthopaedic therapies or other sports medicine interventions.
During the ultrasound, expect a painless and non-invasive experience. Dr. Rogers will apply a gel to the area being examined and use a handheld transducer to capture real-time images of your soft tissues and tendons. The procedure typically takes 20 to 30 minutes.
After the ultrasound, Dr. Rogers will review the images with you, explaining any findings and discussing the next steps in your treatment plan. This may include further diagnostic tests, specific therapies, or referrals to other specialists, depending on the results.
Prices starting from £300.
Conditions such as tendon tears, muscle strains, ligament injuries, inflammation, and other soft tissue abnormalities can be diagnosed.
Wear comfortable clothing and bring any relevant medical records. Follow any specific instructions provided by Dr. Rogers.
Expect a non-invasive and painless procedure where gel is applied to the area, and a transducer is used to capture real-time images.
Most insurance plans cover ultrasound examinations. Check with your provider for specific coverage details.
Yes, ultrasound provides real-time images that help in accurately diagnosing conditions and guiding treatment decisions.
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