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What is MSK (musculoskeletal) Scan?
A musculoskeletal (MSK) scan is a non-invasive ultrasound test used to examine muscles, joints, tendons, ligaments, and soft tissues. It’s commonly used to investigate pain, swelling, injuries, or suspected tears in areas like the shoulder, knee, or ankle. The procedure typically lasts 15–30 minutes. We offer expert MSK ultrasound services to help diagnose and monitor a wide range of musculoskeletal conditions in the comfort of your home.
What will this scan show?
An MSK scan can show injuries or inflammation in muscles and joints. It helps detect tears, swelling, fluid build-up, and soft tissue lumps. It’s ideal for investigating pain or limited movement in areas like the shoulder, knee, or ankle.
What do we expect during this scan?
Preparation
Simply wear loose clothing for easy access to the area being scanned. You may be asked to expose or move the limb or joint during the scan
Procedure
Gel is applied to the scan area, and the probe is used to scan. You may be asked to adjust your position, and gel will be cleaned off afterward.
How long it takes?
It typically takes between 15 to 30 minutes, depending on the type and complexity. Your clinician will inform you if additional time is needed.
Risk & Limitations
Ultrasound scans are safe and accurate, and non-invasive, but mild discomfort or anxiety may occur, and body habitus can affect image quality.
What can I expect after the scan?
After the scan, there are three possible outcomes:
– For routine cases, you will receive your report via email within 24 hours.
– For urgent cases, the report will be provided within 12 hours, and with your consent, a referral to your GP can be made.
– For critical cases, the report will include an urgent note recommending immediate hospitalization.
Results
- Scan results will be emailed to you within 24 hours..
- Critical scan results will be referred to your GP or hospital .
Follow-Up
- A follow-up procedure may be scheduled if any concerns.
- The clinician will guide you on the next steps & options.