Musculoskeletal radiology

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Our private Musculoskeletal radiology services are provided at the Hadley Wood Hospital, High Barnet.

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Musculoskeletal radiology is a procedure that involves the imaging of bone and joint abnormalities which include trauma and orthopaedic and rheumatlogic conditions.

Why do I need musculoskeletal radiology?

Consultants in this area particularly specialise in how human bones, muscles and joints work together. They use imaging techniques to diagnose a patient’s condition in a non-invasive manner.

Musculoskeletal conditions can be the result of various injuries from work incidents and sports injuries to lifestyle choices. Common conditions examined and diagnosed include arthritis of the knee and other joints and osteoporosis of the bones. Musculoskeletal radiology assists in leading patients to the most efficient recovery process possible providing them with imaging and treatment procedures for the conditions they have.

At Hadley Wood Hospital our imaging department allows us to offer a range of services to patients, our radiologists are professionally trained with many years of experience therefore can offer the most appropriate advice to our patients form diagnosis to treatment, tailoring each service to their needs.

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