MSK Ultrasound Machine

We carry a powerful range of musculoskeletal imaging equipment. Our portable ultrasound technology helps clinicians make the most confident diagnoses by performing high-resolution MSK imaging of joints, tendons and muscles during movement.

Our musculoskeletal (MSK) ultrasound imaging technology products provide images of muscle tissue, ligaments, nerves, tendons, hip, shoulder and knee joints.

With superior image quality, MSK imaging can help identify and help treat a variety of musculoskeletal conditions in the body, such as inflammatory conditions that cause muscle pain in adults.

Ultrasound is harmless and non-invasive. Our line of portable ultrasound machines offer practitioners excellent image quality with minimal training and preparation required.

What is an MSK ultrasound machine?

Musculoskeletal ultrasound is a non-invasive imaging procedure used to assess a patient's health status. It has easy-to-use scanning equipment that creates images of body parts by using high-frequency sound waves.

Ultrasound or sonography uses sensitive transducers that emit sound waves. These pass through the soft tissues of the body, and the sound waves are then analyzed by a computer to generate real-time imaging.

Ultrasound tests do not use radiation or X-rays. When ultrasound captures real-time images, it can detect structural abnormalities in the body's musculoskeletal system. The superior imaging quality allows physicians to confidently make a quick and accurate diagnosis.

Physicians widely recognize the many benefits our imaging solutions offer. Their portability and immediate care capabilities improve workflow and results.

Uses and Applications of the MSK Ultrasound Machine

The musculoskeletal ultrasound machine can evaluate and diagnose a variety of cardiac and musculoskeletal problems in patients with

Poor joint function

Cartilage quality and thickness

Bone marrow abnormalities

Torn tendons and ligaments

Synovial hyperplasia and effusion

Other applications of MSK include

Structural injury assessment: imaging helps specialists diagnose and determine the best treatment plan

Monitoring abdominal and other MSK pain management programs

Guiding interventional procedures, such as joint and soft tissue injections and biopsies for patients

Imaging of small parts using special sensors

Provides vascular access

Musculoskeletal ultrasound capabilities important to MSK applications include high-resolution imaging capabilities and color Doppler settings that help assess the vascular distribution of joints. Advanced automation modes also allow for optimized image acquisition and image quality of specific anatomical structures in a shorter period of time.