Internal medicine

What is a rheumatological ultrasound (MSK) and why is it performed?
MSK ultrasound is a specialized ultrasound examination of the joints, tendons, and soft tissues. It is used for the early detection of inflammation, joint effusion, cartilage damage, and injuries to tendons and ligaments.

What’s included in the review?

• A detailed ultrasound examination of the painful or affected area
• Assessment of the presence of inflammation, thickening, fluid, or damage
• Monitoring the effects of therapy for rheumatic diseases

Preparation

• No special preparation is required.