Activities and Services
Arthro MRI
Intra-articular contrast examination performed with ultrasound-guided infiltration technique to evaluate capsule ligamentous and impingement pathologies.
Musculoskeletal - abdominal ultrasound
Dynamic functional technique in real time to evaluate the patient with a comparative study.
Face ultrasound and hypodermis blemishes
Method of study and mapping of blemishes, skin lesions and post filler adverse reactions.
High-field MRI Whole body MRI
Panoramic method using dedicated coils for the evaluation of the skeletal area.
Highlights
Abdominal Muscle Ultrasound Exam
Dynamic functional method in real time for musculoskeletal pathologies
Whole-body MRI at high field
Imaging method using dedicated coils for lesions analysis
Artro-RM
Intra-articular contrast examination with ultrasound-guided injection technique
Face ultrasound and hypodermis lesions
Method of study and mapping of skin lesions and post filler adverse reactions
Radiology
Basic study of the skeletal area also in functional and dynamic load
CT scan
CT scan Computed axial tomography, uses basic scans and multiplanar reconstructions
Sport Medicine
Doctor Silvana Giannini answers your questions
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Before deciding on the type of diagnostic method to use, it is necessary to collect the medical history. It is the clinic that guides the radiologist in choosing the correct method to identify the pathology.
For muscle tendon injuries, ultrasound or resonance imaging should be used, when possible supplemented by a dynamic study.
In suspected muscle or tendon injuries, if bone compromise is not suspected, an ultrasound scan must be performed which with the dynamic study allows to identify the extent and extent of the injury.
For a bone evaluation, for possible bone edema or contusion, an MRI investigation must be performed.
L’ecografia non può identificare lesioni intraspongiose ossee.
There is no timing that requires you to wait for the execution of a diagnostic test to identify the lesion.
The operator's experience makes it possible to identify the location, extent and degree of the lesion, regardless of the time elapsed.
The presence of post-traumatic intra-articular fluid helps better understand the extent of the ligamentous lesion.
A functional dynamic study is an examination technique (ultrasound, magnetic resonance imaging, radiology) that seeks to reproduce the muscle contraction and movement that induced the injury in functional load or with a supine study.
Absolutely essential to understand which mechanism and muscle lines of force caused the injury.
Exam times are extended by 10/20 'for ultrasound and dynamic functional MRI out of load and in orthostasis with dedicated equipment.
Under ultrasound guidance, infiltration or dry needling is performed by identifying the point where it is best to introduce the needle and distribute the device by ultrasound.