Rehabilitative ultrasound imaging is a diagnostic tool used to assess soft tissue conditions and monitor the healing process during rehabilitation. This non-invasive imaging technique is particularly useful for evaluating muscle, tendon, and ligament injuries, as well as guiding treatments like physical therapy or injections.

Ultrasound imaging helps visualize tissue structures in real-time, providing valuable information about the condition of muscles, tendons, and ligaments. It is often used to assess muscle activation, identify tissue damage, and track the progress of rehabilitation. It can also be used to guide hands-on treatment techniques, ensuring that the therapist targets the correct area.

Rehabilitative ultrasound imaging is an effective tool for monitoring healing, guiding rehabilitation, and providing objective data to inform treatment decisions.