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Gold Standard

As a practicing Radiologist for 20 years, I was generally familiar with Musculoskeletal Ultrasound, as to its use predated MRI for soft tissue evaluation. I was certain, however, that MRI was the "Gold Standard" for evaluating musculoskeletal pathology. After watching a shoulder evaluation, it became clear that sonography offered a different set of benefits from MRI. First, the resolution obtained…Read More

John H. Bode, D.O., Arizona Outpatient Radiology, Ltd.

Thank You For Providing Excellent Service

Three years ago you first approached us about utilizing AUI Musculoskeletal Ultrasound procedures in our practice. At the time I was somewhat familiar with the techniques, however, I had not had the opportunity to use them during my training. My associate, Gary Busenkell, M.D., was a skeptic. We have since become not only believers in the technology, but now use AUI UltraScan routinely to evaluate…Read More

Anthony Theiler, M.D., Arizona Bone and Joint

Thank You For Introducing Me To Musculoskeletal Ultrasound

Thank you for introducing me to Musculoskeletal Ultrasound. Being a busy orthopedic surgeon, it is difficult to keep up with all of the new developments in our field. This is especially true when it comes to diagnostic modalities. The information you provide is accurate, timely and specific. In orthopedics, many patients present with general complaints of pain. While it true that a thorough clinic…Read More

Kipling Sharpe, M.D., Mezona Orthopaedic Professional Association 

A Group Of Individuals Who Genuinely Care About The Well-Being Of Their Patients

In the course of one year I saw an orthopedic, a neurologist, a physical therapist, acupuncturists, countless massage therapists, my primary care physician and a pain management specialist. None of them could diagnose my issue. After many x-rays and MRI’s I gave up. Still in pain, having the quality of my life impacted and getting depressed. The universe sent me chiropractor Dr. Bradley Shapero …Read More

Donna Bond, San Clemente

25% Of All Imaging Studies Worldwide Are Ultrasound Exams

The utilization of ultrasound has progressed to the point at which almost 25% of all imaging studies worldwide are ultrasound exams. The World Health Organization recommends the use of ultrasound after basic x-ray and not CT or MR due to the wide availability of scanners.  …Read More

Barry Goldberg, M.D., Thomas Jefferson University

Major Factor In Sports Imaging

"That ultrasound is a major factor in sports imaging was demonstrated at the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. Further research and technological advances will increase its acceptance, leading eventually to its acceptance as the "Gold Standard" in many aspects of sports imaging."…Read More

Doobie Lee, M.D., New York Medical College 

In Ten Years

In ten years, ultrasound will account for more than half of all soft tissue imaging studies.  …Read More

Barry Goldberg, M.D., Thomas Jefferson University

Includes Visualization

"If transient biceps brachii tendon dislocation is not present in neutral position it will remain undetected with standard MRI. Routine ultrasound evaluation includes visualization of the long head of the biceps brachii tendon within the bicipital grove in a neutral position."…Read More

Jon A. Jacobson, M.D., University of Michigan 

Virtually Replaced Arthrography

Reliable demonstration of full thickness rotator cuff tears using an ultrasound scanner has been reported in the range of 92 to 95 per cent. In some centers, it has virtually replaced Arthrography for cuff evaluation.  …Read More

The Shoulder - Rockfield Matson (W.B. Saunders, Pub.)

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2945 Townsgate Rd., Suite 200
Westlake Village, CA 91361
Phone: 949-229-7377
Fax: 310-861-1334

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