Advanced Imaging Services: Sports Medicine Care
Advanced Imaging Services
Your U-M Health Sports Medicine team uses advanced imaging and therapies to diagnose and treat sports injuries.
Your Michigan Answer for Sports Medicine Advanced Imaging
Advanced imaging is essential for the diagnosis, care and treatment of sports injuries. Our radiologists are board-certified and fellowship-trained and collaborate with sports medicine specialists to coordinate imaging needs with your diagnosis and treatment plan.
Whether you need diagnostic or interventional radiology services, U-M Health Sports Medicine uses advanced imaging technologies to deliver precise evaluations of musculoskeletal (bones and soft issue) and neurological sports injuries while keeping your radiation exposure as low as possible.
Make an Appointment
Make an appointment with one of our U-M Health Sports Medicine experts by calling us at the number below.
You may also submit an appointment request via our form, and we will be in touch with you.
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Meet Our Sports Medicine Experts
Get back to the game you love. Seek treatment for your sports injury from one of our experts.
Advanced Imaging Services in Care Planning
Advanced imaging plays a critical role at every stage of treatment of sports injuries and gives us the clarity to diagnose the injury and confirm readiness for competition.
- Accurate Diagnosis
- Treatment Planning
- Preventing Reinjury
- Time-Sensitive Decisions
- Monitoring Progress
Common Uses in Sports Medicine
- MRI for soft tissue (ligaments, tendons, cartilage)
- Musculoskeletal ultrasound for real-time assessment
- X-ray for bones and alignment
- CT for complex fractures
Why Choose U-M Health Sports Medicine
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