Sonography
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Overview
The medical field of physiotherapy, commonly referred to as physical therapy, focuses on the assessment, management, and prevention of physical impairments and disabilities. It uses a variety of methods to assist people become more mobile and control their pain, frequently following surgery, an injury, or as part of managing long-term illnesses.
The typical application of orthopedic sonography is as follows:
Identification of Conditions and Injuries: It aids in the diagnosis of musculoskeletal issues such as joint inflammation, ligament damage, muscle strains, and tendon tears. It is particularly helpful in evaluating soft tissue injuries that may not show up on X-rays.
- Procedure Guidance: Using ultrasound to guide injections or aspirations (removing fluid from a joint) can help guarantee that these operations are performed precisely and with the least amount of discomfort possible.
- Monitoring and Follow-Up: It can be used to track how well musculoskeletal issues are healing or how well treatments are working.
- Evaluation of Sports Injuries: Sports medicine frequently uses this technique to evaluate injuries and direct recovery.