Our team of medical professionals can use x-ray imaging to get a clear picture of the bones and joints in your feet, which can help identify any issues such as fractures or arthritis.

We use nerve conduction studies (NCV) to evaluate the function of the nerves in the feet and lower legs. This test helps to identify any issues such as peripheral neuropathy.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) allows our team to see the internal structure of the feet and ankles without invasive procedures. It is particularly helpful in assessing soft tissue and ligamentous injury, such as tendonitis and ligament sprains.

Electromyography (EMG) is a test that measures the electrical activity of muscles, which can help identify issues such as nerve compression, nerve entrapment or muscle disease.

Our clinic uses doppler ultrasound to evaluate blood flow through the vessels of the foot and ankle. This can help identify issues such as deep vein thrombosis and peripheral artery disease.

A CT scan uses x-ray technology and computer processing to create detailed images of the feet and ankles. It is particularly useful in assessing bone structure and can be used to detect issues such as stress fractures and bone spurs.