Nerves are essential for transmitting signals between the brain and the body. When nerves are compromised due to compression inflammation or injury it can lead to pain weakness or sensory loss. Nerve ultrasound is a critical tool for identifying these issues and guiding appropriate treatment.

What is nerve ultrasound

Nerve ultrasound uses high-frequency sound waves to create detailed images of nerves and surrounding tissues without relying on radiation. This non-invasive method allows doctors to detect structural abnormalities that may not be visible through other diagnostic techniques.

Safety and effectiveness of nerve ultrasound

1 Safe for all patients
The procedure is radiation-free painless and suitable for individuals of all ages.

2 Accurate diagnosis
It identifies issues such as nerve entrapment nerve injuries or inflammation at an early stage.

3 Guides targeted treatment
Results from the ultrasound enable doctors to plan precise treatment and rehabilitation strategies.

4 Quick and convenient
The test is fast with immediate results.

Who should consider nerve ultrasound

  • Individuals experiencing numbness weakness or nerve-related pain
  • Patients with conditions like carpal tunnel syndrome
  • Those recovering from nerve injuries caused by accidents or repetitive stress