WHY AN MRI WHEN YOU CAN GET AN ULTRASOUND 1ST.

MRI

Why put yourseld through the uncomfortable MRI when you can comfortably get an Ultrasound. We provide a very detailed clinical examination before we begin the test. Ultrasound can take 7-10 minutes per body part; An MRI usually takes an average of 45 minutes per body part. You can barely breath and have to stay extremely still or the image can be skewed. Ultrasound is SAFE, FAST and ACCURATE.

Our number one goal is to provide you with excellent service in finding out the root of your pain. We will provide a Clear, Concise and Conclusive Diagnosis.

Author

Yvonne Jablon / wife/ mother/ business owner

Yvonne Jablon Vice President of Orthopedic Ultrasound, Inc.

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