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Ultrasonography (USG) of the joints, muscles and tendons is a safe, painless and highly accurate diagnostic method that allows you to assess the structures of the musculoskeletal system - joints, muscles, tendons and ligaments.
The examination helps to detect inflammation, trauma, tears, fluid build-up in the joints or degenerative changes.
This diagnostic method is often used for sports injuries, sudden pain or movement restrictions, and to monitor the effectiveness of treatment.
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No special preparation is needed.
It is advisable to wear comfortable clothing that easily covers the area to be examined (e.g. the knee, shoulder or elbow).
If you have had any injuries or surgery, tell your doctor.
The doctor applies a special gel and uses an ultrasound transducer to examine the selected joint or soft tissue.
Sonography allows real-time assessment of movement, fluid accumulation and tissue damage.
The procedure is completely painless and takes about 15-30 minutes.
The frequency of the examination is determined by the doctor, taking into account the complaints and the diagnosis. It is not usually carried out prophylactically, but is used to assess specific symptoms and problems.
Structural changes in joints, muscles and tendons are detected.
Accurate diagnosis helps to start treatment in time and avoid complications.
You will receive the doctor's report immediately after the examination, which will also be available in the DATAMED system, and, if necessary, recommendations for further tests or treatment.
No, ultrasonography is a safe and harmless diagnostic method.
The procedure is completely painless, with only a slight sensation of pressure during the examination.
15-20 minutes on average.
If there is pain, swelling, restricted movement, trauma or suspected inflammation.
No, no special preparation is needed.
You can make an appointment without a GP referral.
