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Long-axis and short-axis musculoskeletal ultrasound images demonstrating a complete Achilles tendon rupture. The long-axis image shows discontinuity of the Achilles tendon with a visible gap between tendon ends and an intact plantaris tendon. The short-axis images demonstrate tendon disruption, surrounding hematoma, and adjacent anatomical structures including the soleus muscle, sural nerve, and small saphenous vein.

Long-axis and short-axis musculoskeletal ultrasound images demonstrating a complete Achilles tendon rupture. The long-axis image shows discontinuity of the Achilles tendon with a visible gap between tendon ends and an intact plantaris tendon. The short-axis images demonstrate tendon disruption, surrounding hematoma, and adjacent anatomical structures including the soleus muscle, sural nerve, and small saphenous vein.

Diagnostic Ultrasound Is More Than a Diagnostic Tool

From injury diagnosis to rehabilitation progression, diagnostic ultrasound is increasingly being used to support clinical decision-making, monitor recovery, and enhance patient care in sports medicine.

Jul 62 min read

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