Ultrasound of the knee joint

It is recommended to present your previous test results to your doctor.

Lack

This examination is a method of imaging the musculoskeletal system using ultrasound. The aim of the examination is to detect capsular and ligamentous damage to the knee, confirm the presence of intra-articular fluid, detect soft tissue changes, and cysts around the knee, and determine their size, structure, and connection to the knee joint.

• pain,
• restriction of mobility,
• limited muscle strength and range of joint movement,
• inflammation or injury in the joint,
• knee sprains,
• damage to ligaments and intra-articular structures (collateral ligaments, cruciate ligaments, meniscus),
• non-traumatic changes,
• cysts around the joint and popliteal fossa,
• confirmation of the presence of fluid in the joint,
• detection of changes in soft tissues and determination of their size, structure, and connection with the joint.