Peadiatric Imaging

Peadiatric Hips Ultrasound

A pediatric hip ultrasound is a non-invasive medical imaging procedure specifically designed for infants and young children to assess the development of the hip joint and detect conditions like developmental dysplasia of the hip (DDH) early on. By providing detailed images of the hip joint, this painless and child-friendly technique allows for accurate diagnosis and timely intervention. Its benefits include early detection of hip abnormalities, which can prevent long-term hip issues and the need for more invasive treatments, ensuring optimal hip health in young patients.

Cranial Ultrasound

A pediatric cranial ultrasound is a non-invasive medical imaging procedure performed on infants and young children to assess the development and detect abnormalities in the brain. This painless and child-friendly technique is often used to evaluate conditions like intraventricular hemorrhage (IVH) or hydrocephalus in newborns. It provides detailed images of the brain, allowing for accurate diagnosis and timely intervention. The benefits of pediatric cranial ultrasounds include early detection of brain-related issues, which can prevent long-term neurological problems and guide appropriate treatment, ultimately ensuring optimal brain health in young patients.

Paediatric Spine Ultrasound

A pediatric spine ultrasound is a non-invasive medical imaging procedure performed on infants and children to evaluate the spine’s development and detect any abnormalities. This painless and child-friendly technique allows for early detection of conditions like spinal dysraphism or tethered spinal cord. It provides detailed images of the spine, facilitating accurate diagnosis and timely intervention, which can prevent long-term spinal problems and the need for more invasive treatments. Pediatric spine ultrasounds play a crucial role in ensuring optimal spinal health in young patients by enabling early detection and appropriate management of spinal issues.