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Diagnopein USG BOTH HAND Centre in Karad

USG Both Hands, also known as ultrasound of both hands, is a safe and non-invasive imaging test used to evaluate the bones, tendons, joints, ligaments, and soft tissues of both hands. This scan helps identify conditions like arthritis, tendon injuries, cysts, and nerve compressions.

The USG Both Hands procedure uses high-frequency sound waves to create live images of the internal structures in both hands, allowing doctors to detect even minute abnormalities accurately. Unlike X-rays, ultrasound does not use radiation, making it suitable for people of all ages, including pregnant women.

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Why USG Both Hands is Required

Doctors recommend USG Both Hands in several clinical situations. It is a valuable diagnostic tool in orthopedics, rheumatology, and sports medicine. Common reasons to undergo a USG Both Hands test include:

  1. Persistent pain or numbness in both hands

  2. Swelling, deformities, or visible lumps

  3. Suspected tenosynovitis, carpal tunnel syndrome, or rheumatoid arthritis

  4. Injury from repetitive motion or trauma

  5. Monitoring the healing process after surgery or treatment

A USG Both Hands scan offers real-time dynamic imaging, which means it shows the structures while moving, helping doctors diagnose motion-related or compression issues effectively.

Because it provides immediate visualization without any radiation exposure, it’s often preferred over MRI or CT in routine and follow-up evaluations.

Benefits of USG Both Hands

There are multiple advantages of undergoing USG Both Hands, including diagnostic precision and patient safety. Some key benefits include:

  1. Accurate detection of joint inflammation, nerve compression, or soft tissue injury

  2. Non-invasive, radiation-free, and painless procedure

  3. Quick results, usually within the same appointment

  4. Dynamic assessment of tendons, joints, and ligaments during motion

  5. Useful for guiding injections or aspirations in rheumatoid or orthopedic cases

  6. Lower cost compared to MRI or CT scans

Since the USG Both Hands test provides clear visualization of the internal structures, it helps the physician plan effective treatment, rehabilitation, or physiotherapy.

How the USG Both Hands Test is Done

The USG Both Hands procedure is simple, comfortable, and completed in about 15–20 minutes. No special preparation is needed.

During the scan:

  1. You will be seated with your hands placed on a flat surface.

  2. A water-based gel is applied to enhance sound wave transmission.

  3. The ultrasound probe is moved gently over both hands to capture real-time images.

  4. A radiologist monitors the visuals and records any abnormalities.

After the test, you can continue your normal routine immediately. The results and report are typically available within a few hours.

5. Technical Parameters and Key Details

  1. Scanning Mode: High-frequency linear probe (7–15 MHz)

  2. Duration: 15–20 minutes

  3. Preparation: No fasting or pre-test medication required

  4. Safety: Completely safe, even during pregnancy

  5. Performed by: Experienced radiologists or sonographers

The USG Both Hands scan can assess both superficial and deep structures of fingers, joints, tendons, and muscles. It is highly effective for diagnosing ganglion cysts, ligament tears, trigger finger, bursitis, and other hand pathologies.

6. Why Choose Our Imaging Center

Our diagnostic center is equipped with advanced ultrasound machines to ensure precise and high-resolution imaging for USG Both Hands. Skilled radiologists interpret each scan carefully, providing a detailed report and clinical correlation. We emphasize quality, comfort, and affordability, ensuring every patient receives accurate diagnosis with minimal waiting time.

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Frequently Asked Questions

The images are typically reviewed by a radiologist, and the results are usually available within a few hours to a couple of days, depending on the facility.

Ultrasound is a safe and non-invasive test with no known risks or side effects. It uses sound waves, not radiation, making it suitable for repeated use if necessary.

No, the procedure is painless. The transducer is gently moved over the skin, and there is no discomfort involved.

Ultrasound is not the primary tool for diagnosing fractures; X-rays are usually preferred. However, ultrasound can detect complications related to fractures, such as soft tissue injuries and tendon damage.