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tennis elbow
Achilles tendinopathy
rotator cuff tendinopathy
Patellar
Tendinopathy
plantar
fasciopathy
Gluteal
Tendinopathy
Mild to Moderate
osteoarthritis
Not all conditions are suitable for PRP. A specialist assessment is essential.
THE IMPACT APPROACH
Targeted treatment. Better outcomesOur radiologists use advanced ultrasound assessment to ensure PRP is delivered precisely where it is needed most.
Dynamic Ultrasound Assessment
Real-time evaluation of tendon structure and function to identify the source of pain.Precision Targeting
Ultrasound-guided technique ensures accurate needle placement into the pathological tissue.Tailored Injection Technique
We assess injection resistance and PRP flow behaviour to optimise spread and effectiveness.
Occult Tear Detection
Identification of hidden longitundinal tears and clefts that may not be seen on other imaging.What to expect
Patient Suitability
Not every patient is suitable for PRP.
Imaging assessment helps determine if PRP is appropriate.
Best results are seen in degenerative tendon conditions and early joint changes.
Large or complete tears may require alternative treatment.
A personalised treatment plan is always recommended.
the evidence
Research shows PRP may provide benefit for certain tendon and joint conditions, including:
Lateral elbow tendinopathy
Patellar tendinopathy
Achiles tendinopathy
Knee osteoarthritis (mid-moderate)
Rotator cuff tendinopathy
Evidence varies depending on the condition and severity. Your radiologist will discuss whether PRP is likely to be beneficial in your case.
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