ULTRASOUND, CT-SCAN OR MAGNETIC RESONANCE?

Computed tomography (ct-scan or cat-scan)Magnetic resonance (MRI)Digestive InvestigationLiver and bile duct lesionskidney lesionsEvaluation of the pancreasRetroperitoneal evaluationPelvic evaluationInvestigation of urolithiasis (kidney stones)Uroscan by computed tomography (CT-Scan)

INVESTIGATION OF MUSCULOSKELETAL SYSTEM, ULTRASOUND OR MAGNETIC RESONANCE (MRI)?

G. Roumy M.D
Radiologist at Charles-Le Moyne Hospital, Groupe UnImage , RésoScan-CLM

The investigation of a musculoskeletal problem starts with a good questionnaire and a physical examination usually followed by a plain radiographs to guide the next step. If needed, more elaborate tests such as ultrasound, MRI, bone scan or CT scan may be required.

Musculoskeletal ultrasoundMagnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI)

Ultrasound or Magnetic Resonance (MRI) ?

Shoulder disordersKnee PathologiesOther anatomical regionsTherapeutic musculoskeletal ultrasound