Tendon Ultrasounds
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What are Tendon Ultrasounds?
Ultrasounds are done to help diagnose tendon tears, such as tears of the rotator cuff in the shoulder or Achilles tendon in the ankle.
They also can help spot small benign and malignant soft tissue tumors and see early changes of rheumatoid arthritis.
In infants and children ultrasounds are effective in finding dislocations of the hip in infants and fluid in the hips of children as well as lumps in their neck muscles.
Getting an Ultrasound:
Before the Ultrasound
During the Ultrasound
After the Ultrasound
Ultrasounds are often done to check on tendons after a surgery.
Tendon ultrasounds are often taken to view the tendons in legs and knees.
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Types of Ultrasounds
Doppler Ultrasound • Obstetric Ultrasound • 3-D and 4-D Ultrasound • Echocardiograms • Carotid Ultrasound • Therapeutic Ultrasound
Specific Ultrasounds
Abdomen • Adrenal Glands • Appendix • Arm • Bile Ducts • Bladder • Blood Vessels • Bowel • Brain • Breast • Cervix • Chest • Fallopian Tube • Eyes • Fetus • Full Body • Gallbladder • Head • Heart • Kidney • Knee • Leg • Liver • Lymph Nodes • Neck • Newborn Infants • Overies • Pancreas • Pelvis • Penis • Prostate • Scrotum • Shoulder • Spleen • Tendon • Testicles • Therapeutic • Thyroid • Tumor • Urinary Tract • Uterus
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